Hi, I'm install Windows 2008 in my laptop and i have a problem with my graphic car....before of install a driver i have a problem code 10 and when i install the driver download from Intel page the error gone, but the screen begins to show scratches and and stays black.
My Laptop is HP dv4 1431us with Intel Core 2 Duo and 4gb of memory......In windows 2008 r2 a haven't any problem.

Can i use driver 2008 r2 in 2008 r1??

Try the following driver:

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ ... 1&lang=eng

If you already have the driver installed, try changing your screen resolution to its maximum by right-clicking desktop and choosing Personalize. Then click Display Settings and click and hold the bar all the way to the right to change it to highest possible resolution.

hi the for the ripley....the problem persist....when i no use aero.....i dont have problem....but when active aero the problem begin....and i have problem with another driver too....I think that windows 2008 its no for mi laptop
the strange thing is i have installed windows 2008 r2 and i havent any problem....

What issue are you having with Aero itself? Can you enable Aero? Does the display driver quit responding or something? Screen blanks out? Can you describe it more I might be able to help.

I can active aero.....but when i active the windows begin to show some lines and later the screen become black....and the computer doesnt respond.....only when active aero....

You can try updating your bios to see if that helps. Sometimes "vista" drivers are picky about how bios revision you have.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/soft ... 83291#N150

I assume this is yours (dv4-1431us)?

I have the last bios update.....and the problem still..

My next solution would be to remove your current display driver through device manager and then try the legacy XP driver in compatibility mode.

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ ... pe=Drivers

1. Download the file above and save it to your downloads folder.
2. Open up device manager (start > run > devmgmt.msc)
3. Expand Display Adapters
4. Right-click on your graphics driver and click Uninstall. BE sure to check the box "Delete the driver software for this device" checkbox as well.
5. Restart your computer.
6. Go to your downloads folder and locate winxp_144211.exe. Right-click on it and go to Compatibility tab.
7. Check the "Run this program in compatibility mode for" checkbox.
8. Select Windows XP Service Pack 2.
9. Attempt to install the driver.

If it works, cool if not its probably not supported by Intel. You will have to revert back to the buggy Vista driver again and we will have to attempt another solution.

well...i may be know the problem.....today i install windows vista 32 bits and all work good...later install a patch for windows vista recognize 4 gb of ram....and ho surprize! the video controller begin to fail again.........I think that the problem is with 32 bits driver.......

Reverting back to R2 is probably your best choice.