Window 7 Driver For Intel D915GUX

Hello

Can any one post Window 7 all driver for Intel D915 GUx Board

Thanx

plz provide

Hi unleashed_007 - Welcome to w7forums

Windows 7* Driver Availability for Discontinued Intel® Desktop Boards

Please note: The board in green was a board I used for a while without problems using Windows 7. The board in blue with a link, is your board. Even though Intel doesn't support the board's with Windows 7 drivers, you can still get most if not all of the boards to work using older drivers. With the "Intel D101GGC" and my current board "ASUS P5Q Green", Windows Update found and installed all of my drivers that I needed. Afterward I did install updated drivers from the manufacturer but the point being is that Windows Update did get everything functional.

^ but in above site .. all r xp driver didnt find any window 7 driver ?

Welcome to the fourms, unleashed_007! There are no Windows 7 drivers for your application. What you must do is install the latest one that you can find, sometimes it will be from Windows Update, at times you have to find a third party to obtain the latest driver. You can visit Driver Max, there's an option to download two free drivers per day. They will scan your system, and all of your drivers will be matched to the ones in their database. If there's a newer driver available, it will be shown to you, and you can choose which ones you want to download. If there are several out of date drivers, you can visit the site every day for two free drivers. You can also subscribe to their service for a year (for a fee), and have unlimited downloads. That's my suggestion to you, is update your drivers through a third party. But the fact is, you won't get Windows 7 drivers for the application you are inquiring about. You just have to get the latest that you can.

Your board is at least 4 years old. Intel is not supporting this board anymore.

The best you'll be able to do is to use the Windows 7 native drivers.

Either that or it's time to buy a new mobo & CPU.

This board is really old, about the same age as the one in my laptop. I have a 915 series chipset in it. I had difficulties finding a driver for mine, too. That's why I suggested Driver Max, that is the option I used, and recommend to others for older systems.

My thought is that why do people insist on putting an obviously cutting-edge operating system on old hardware? If the drivers aren't available then they'll have to do with what Windows 7 loads by default.

It's like trying to put cruise control and anti-skid brakes on a 1954 Ford, it just doesn't work that well.

I have 7 installed on a D610 Latitude, all is fine, but no Aero. I was messing with the system, and got BitLocker to work. I have Pro, but thought you needed Ultimate for this function. I was downloaded some sort of key, it was recommended that I store it away from the computer, but I just stuck in my documents. But the old laptop functions fine, having 4 separate OS's, each in their own partition, and three VM's, all on a 100GB (93 usable) drive. So if the OS functions on the machine, I go for it.

THanx All above for Suggestion