Here ya go - http:// turbobit.net/a6tipbpa0i8e.html just remove that space.
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 have a Viewsonic tablet that works great with Windows 8 except the graphics driver is kind of flaky (Intel GMA 600)
So Auto-rotation works with the modified drivers?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
Thanks very much XD. The new driver installs fine, (I ran the custom certificate install first - rebooted in "test mode") but I still have the same problem as with the oem intel 600 driver - the system tray icon loads for a moment, all functions work including auto-screen-rotation.
But as soon as I do anything like go to the metro screen or plug something into the USB port... the driver kind of "blips out" - the icon disappears from the system tray. Everything still seems to work and I can manually go into the intel graphics control panel - but auto-rotation no longer works* and streaming video stutters a lot more than it does with with Win7.
(*I can still manually go into the Intel Control Panel and manually rotate the screen from there.)
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.
Sorry I haven't posted in a while, I'm kinda busy studying for APs.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.
You're the best.![]()
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
Hey, i just wanted to ask wich Browser works best with the gma 600? I remember IE 8 would work a lot better than IE9 on Windows 7. But I've never tested anything other than IE10 on Windows 8 and the Performance was never great. Im still thinking about getting a Q550 again, ist very cheap, got a great Display and pen Input.
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
Option 2 – WDDM compatibility maintained, for DX10 cards with no hope of WDDM
1.1 upgrade that fixes the GDI problems, for those that want to maintain Aero
but have almost as close to XP speed as possible:
1. At this point you
should already have a WDDM 1.0 driver installed, with whatever modifications you
have done.
2. If you have the troubleshooting notch available in the Screen Resolution>Advanced Properties, bring it one notch over to the left from Full Acceleration (you may try two over... anymore and D3D is lost).
3. If this
setting is not available (like mine). Open Regedit and navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Video\{y our video card’s
CLSID – varies from each driver install}\0000 and input
in:
“Acceleration.Level"=dword:00000004
Or
(Try 4, 3 ,2, then 1...
check to make sure Direct3D vis dxdiag is still enabled.. technically at level 3
it is supposed to not work.. but in my case D3D stays running but all 2D
succesfully takes the older recognized pipeline)
4. Merge the following into
the
registry
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Avalon.Graphics]
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Avalon.Graphics]
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Avalon.Graphics]
(And
ideally all other user
accounts)
"EnableDebugControl"=dword:00000001
"UseDX9LText"=dword:00000000
"BreakOnUnexpectedErrors"=dword:00000000
"RPCAvalon"=dword:00000001
"RecordAvalonFile"=dword:00000000
"UseReferenceRasterizer"=dword:00000000
"SkipDriverDateCheck"=dword:00000001
"SkipDriverCheck"=dword:00000001
"DisableHWAcceleration"=dword:00000001
"MaxMultisampleType"=dword:00000000
"RequiredVideoDriverDate"="1980/01/01"
5.
DisableHWAcceleration is left enabled, in both cases this is the major reason
for the speed increase -- and even Aero runs better at LOWER cpu usage with it
on.. odd-- whatever it works.
6. This mode will allow the use of Aero, if
done right like this does for me, Aero will run as fast as the XPDM drivers for
both 2D and 3D... much better than stock configuration I had and not what I
expected. Going to windows Classic mode still running WDDM drivers... I gain 20%
increase in speed over the XPDM in 3D gaming, 2D elements (movies, flash) are
faster, the only bog down - that I know off and my CPU can keep pace.. is a
window drag and resize... even YouTube HD is playable... except fullscreen (I am
not expecting to get this working on my X1200 as it is not accelerated... I need
to find a way of fooling it to do so).
Source: hardforum.com / donald_k