Compaq presario sr1315cl driver number that supports windows 7 aero

SOURCE: about upgrade my graphics memory

Your Intel D915GLVG has a integrated PCIExpress built into the board. Your system memory is shared with the built in video card. This board's memory can handel up to 4GB of system memory which up to 512MB can be shared from your system memory. If you wanted to disable the integrated 915GL Express Chipset with Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 900. You would be left with two PCI slots. Running a PCI video card is slower than a AGP card & two notches down from a PCIExpress card.
So in order for you to acheave what you want your going to have to increase your system memory. If you still have your manual the specifactions for your memory is on Pg. 9.
The link below is a list of supported memory from Intel.
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d915glvg/sb/CS-027048.htm
If you no longer have your manual you download it from this link:
http://download.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d915glvg/sb/c996091_en.pdf
Though you can check aound. I can suggest this mamory which will give you 2GB dual matched memory that is within your boards specifications. Listed at this link. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1075233&CatId=1352
You will still have two memory slots free to upgrade to a total of 4Gb at a later date. So please do not disable your current video card. Please use your manual when installing memory. Two Dimms go into certain slots on the D915GLVG board.
Enjoy!
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Ginko

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• Posted on Oct 26, 2009

SOURCE: What graphics adapter upgrade do I need to make

Hi.

The graphic adapter is the video card installed inside the laptop, and normally does not get replaced, as this is integrated with the motherboard.

After installing Windows 7 you will need to install all drivers.

I would recommend using Vista on this laptop, since factory drivers for Windows 7 had not been released. You will have to install general drivers not designed for this laptop.

If you want to install Windows 7 here you get the instructions.

I quote the part concerning video adapter drivers:

"Update the Video Driver

1. Preparation
   1. Be sure there are no other video drivers installed (you will want to start out with just the standard VGA driver)
   2. Download the latest 82852/82855 drivers from Intel's website
   3. Extract the drivers somewhere, but do not install anything
2. Turn Off the Digital Driver Signing Check
   1. Create a shortcut on the desktop to cmd.exe
   2. Right-click on the shortcut and select "Run as administrator"
   3. When the command window opens, execute the following commands:
      1. bcdedit /set nointegritychecks ON
      2. bcdedit /set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
   4. Reboot
3. Install the Video Driver
   1. Open the Device Manager
   2. On the menu, go to Action > Add Legacy Hardware
   3. Acknowledge the initial dialog screen
   4. Select "Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)"
   5. Click Next
   6. Select "Display Adapters" and click Next
   7. Click the "Have Disk..." button
   8. Navigate to the path where you extracted the Intel drivers. The *.inf file will be in the Win2000 folder
   9. IMPORTANT: Do not select the 82852/82855 GM/GME drivers, select the 945GM driver (yes, this is counter-intuitive)
   10. If prompted to reboot, DO NOT REBOOT
   11. If told the 945 device might not work right, acknowlege the error, then run Action > Scan for Hardware Changes
   12. "Intel(R) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controllers" and a "Mobile Intel(R) 945GM Express Chipset Family" devices should now be listed under "Display Adapers
   13. Disable the 945GM device
   14. Reboot
4. Verify the Video Driver Installation
   1. Upon rebooting, Windows 7 may roll back one or more of your display devices to Standard VGA
   2. Open Device Manager
   3. Check the Display Adapters
   4. If there is only one 82852/82855 GM/GME device, or if there is a new "unknown" device, precisely repeat the above driver installation section (include the instructions for disabling the 945GM device); in the case of an unknown device, run the "Update Driver" action for that device instead of running the generic "Add Legacy Hardware"
   5. When everything is working, you should have "Graphics Properties" and "Graphics Options" menu items in the pop-up menu when you right-click on the desktop
   6. The "Graphics Option" item should have sub-items for display rotation
   7. Reboot and verify that Windows 7 no longer rolls back your display drivers after rebooting
5. Protect the Video Driver Installation
   1. Go to Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Update
   2. Windows will likely tell you that an important update is available
   3. Click the "important update is available" link (do NOT click "Install updates")
   4. Right-click on the "Intel Corporation - Display - Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family" update
   5. Click "Hide update" from the context menu
   6. If the display driver gets updated to what is currently on Windows Update, the system will revert back to the Standard VGA driver.
6. NOTE: When using a driver install hack different from the method described here, I have read reports that a system might Blue Screen when using Windows Media Player to play DVD's; however, alternate media players, such as VLC, reportedly do not exhibit this issue. I do not know if this method will have this same problem, but I thought I would mention this workaround in case someone does experience this issue."

SOURCE: i want to upgrade my dell gx 260 to the new

Hello!

If you want my advise, don´t do that. I see how like windows 7, and I can say that is windows xp sp3, very fast and flexible, and safe, and don´t need so much. Windows 7 looks like windows vista, and I thik that have stil more trouble.

SOURCE: I can't find a soundmax Integrated Audio driver

First, shame on Microsoft! Second, many are having the same issue you are now experiencing. What has worked is installing the Vista driver package.


Click on the link below and download the file.
Go to device manager and uninstall the current driver for Soundmax Intergrated Audio soundcard.
Double click on the downloaded program to install your soundcard driver.
If the program has issues installing the driver (due to incompatibility with Windows 7) go back to the device manager and right-click on the Soundmax Integrated Audio soudcard
Select Update driver
When searching for the updated driver, direct the search (or select manual search) to the folder the file created when you double clicked on it (swsetup>Sp36530>i386>Vista)
This should enable your soundcard.

Best of luck!

Greg

SoundMax Integrated Audio Driver

SOURCE: aero support

Did you check with Sony to see if your computer has the capacity to use the Aero interface? Sounds like it doesn't. MIght be the amount of video memory. You should also have at least 2 GB RAM..
Also--you could go to their site and download the latest Win7 drivers.