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Sorry about the Custom certificate Installer. It was actually made for 64bit machines. I'll try fixing it this weekend and I'll try to find workarounds for the driver using the info you guys have posted.

The driver Intel offers has no operating system restriction on it, you can just go on the website and install the Windows 7 driver. The only restriction that is does have however, is that there is only a 32 bit driver. The N2600 CPU is Dual core so if you installed the 64bit version of Windows...

According to you're Specs you have a Medion E7220 Correct? I found a BIOS update on the Medion page. It most likely has the update for the black screen bug, FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK/ NO SHUTTY DOWN WHILE FLASHING. Make sure you read everything and that it works for your laptop model. MEDION...

Have you installed the custom certificate installer? Without the certificate the driver wont install (Because I had to sign it myself) I'm pretty sure you will get better fps (slightly) since this has opengl (which the windows driver is missing) I can't tell if it will support 1920x1080, I don't...

You need to do a BIOS Update Here is ze bios for an inspiron N5110 Driver Details | Dell US Use the external screen for this process. Install the update (DO NOT SHUT OFF YOUR LAPTOP DURING UPDATE) and then install the HD 3000 drivers found on intel's website

You clicked the driver in the Mobile Series 4 section right? The Intel HD Graphics driver wont work for you card. I should really add a list of supported cards ._.

AAAAnnnddd it's done. I added an openGL line since it was missing and I added the rotation settings. Though, I might have just made the driver worse since they might not be compatible. Good Luck, here's the driver GMA600 v4

Sorry I haven't posted in a while, I'm kinda busy studying for APs. I'll get around to making the new driver. Eventually...

Alright, I found some settings for auto rotation from a different driver made for windows 8, I'll make a new one soon. And I'll make a new custom certificate Installer which checks for 32bit or 64bit.

So Auto-rotation works with the modified drivers? And the modified driver blips out(crashes/closes) whenever you go to the metro screen right? Have you installed DirectX and updated flash? (try not to use internet explorer for watching videos. I had some bad experiences with it.)

Alright, here they are. If they don't work send me your hardware IDs and info on your OS (hardwarewise, 64bit/32bit etc). Make sure to install the custom certificate if you haven't already. LINKS: GMA 600 Modified Drivers

I'll get around to making another version. The one I uploaded had some things removed because it was supposed to be a modified driver for the GMA 500.

Alright, it seems that the bcdedit.exe I included was for 64bit only. We shall do this manually. Open up cmd as administrator by do the combo WindowsKey+x. Then choose commandpromt(admin). in the prompt type: bcdedit -set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS and bcdedit -set testsigning on...

I updated the links.

Right click the desktop -> screen resolution -> Allow the Screen to autorotate There's a few more solutions listed here.

You can also get drivers from LaptopVideo2Go They mod the latest driver so even old graphics cards can use new features

@jeesejames Use windows 32bit, there wont be that big of a difference (unless you have more than 3 gigs of ram). The drivers wont need to be modified when you have 32bit installed. @ruZa89 Try my other post for intel series 4 drivers. Since the x3100 is part of the 965 chipset

Make sure to read the first post completely. 1. Download and install the custom certificate 2. Download the correct driver for your card 3. Install the driver If you still can't get it to install send me your hardware ID's for your graphics Card

If you find anything (Say, a registry key which is supposed to be changed in windows 8) tell me and I'll add it to the Drivers. I saw a guy in this thread mixing drivers to get slightly better performance. What I would do is look over the inf from the Intel HD 3000/4000 package and make sure...

It's not there by default. So when you install the driver the registry is never changed to 0. It stays at 1. That's why the CUI is disabled by default.