sonicjesus
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The application to install the Intel 945gm chipset in my Gateway MT6840 (lappy) will not install, as it realizes it is not running on Vista. I have isolated the drivers Vista claims in properties, so is there a way I can force 7 to use these drivers instead?
 
It is running in the wrong resolution as well as the wrong aspect ratio.
 
Failing all else, is there a way I can force it to produce a custom resolution? I need 1280x800.
 
* as a sidenote: In 16 years of using MS, this is the first time I've ever been excited about a development. I feel like a Mac user, only without the Prius.
				
			It is running in the wrong resolution as well as the wrong aspect ratio.
Failing all else, is there a way I can force it to produce a custom resolution? I need 1280x800.
* as a sidenote: In 16 years of using MS, this is the first time I've ever been excited about a development. I feel like a Mac user, only without the Prius.
 When you try to install your Gateway drivers, it detects Windows 7 and won't let you install? Do you have the actual Gateway drivers or is it an .exe? If you have the .ini (or whatever file format they come in) you can right-click the current driver and select "Update Driver Software" then drill down to the directory containing the drivers you would like to try. Are you using Win7 32-Bit or 64-Bit? Make sure you have right drivers. Have you also tried Windows Update to find the correct drivers?
 When you try to install your Gateway drivers, it detects Windows 7 and won't let you install? Do you have the actual Gateway drivers or is it an .exe? If you have the .ini (or whatever file format they come in) you can right-click the current driver and select "Update Driver Software" then drill down to the directory containing the drivers you would like to try. Are you using Win7 32-Bit or 64-Bit? Make sure you have right drivers. Have you also tried Windows Update to find the correct drivers? 
 
		