mobile intel 965 express chipset family video graphics driver

* Devices Connected to the Graphics Accelerator * Processor: Intel64 Family 6 Model 23 Stepping 6 GenuineIntelĪccelerator in Use: Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset FamilyĬurrent Graphics Mode: 1280 por 800 True Color (60 Hz) Operating System: Windows 7 Professional*, () Intel(R) Graphics Media Accelerator Driver for Mobile Report I'm pasting the Diagnostic Report output below, so any relevant specification data can be found here. I'm running Windows 7 Professional on my Dell Vostro 1510 notebook with the latest version available of the Intel GMA driver (8.). I'm unable to change the aspect ratio setting, and the option selected by default doesn't work. So I tried changing again, and saw that the same thing happens: nothing. I opened those windows again just to find that the 'Full screen' option was selected back (as if it didn't stored the change I made). So, yes, I selected another option, clicked OK, then OK again, and nothing seemed to change.

At least, it was something for me to try. Then I thought that maybe if I switched to another option, allowing the driver to update it's configuration, and then switched back to the 'Full screen (no margin)' option that was selected by default but didn't seemed to be working or in effect, maybe it should fix it.

I opened the software and saw it was already set to 'Full screen (no margin)'. So it seemed logical for me to try the same. Trying to figure out how to 'fix' this, I've done some searches on Google and stumbled upon some forums where people with the same problem (but with different graphic cards, from other manufacturers, mostly NVIDIA and ATI) were discussing it and found that this could be solved by changing the aspect ratio setting on their drivers. Since I've installed Windows 7 on my notebook (I was using Windows Vista before, and didn't had this problem) I've noticed that when trying to run any game (tried several) on fullscreen, I can't really play with the screen completely filled with the game (my notebook is widescreen, so it just centers the image and fills the sides of the screen with black).

Mobile intel 965 express chipset family video graphics driver