The “Standard VGA Graphics Adapter” driver and the version number 6.1.7600 occupy a particular niche in the history of personal-computer graphics drivers. Unlike vendor-specific display drivers from NVIDIA, AMD/ATI, or Intel, the Standard VGA driver is a generic, minimal driver built into Windows to provide basic display functionality when a system lacks a manufacturer-supplied driver or when the proper driver cannot load. Version strings such as 6.1.7600 are associated with Windows build numbering (6.1 corresponds to Windows 7; 7600 identifies the original RTM build), which helps explain why this generic driver appears in many systems running that OS generation.
[Start with Step 1: Find your Hardware ID →]
If you need to revert to this driver because your current one is broken: Uninstall Current Driver Device Manager , right-click your display adapter, and select
The “Standard VGA Graphics Adapter” driver and the version number 6.1.7600 occupy a particular niche in the history of personal-computer graphics drivers. Unlike vendor-specific display drivers from NVIDIA, AMD/ATI, or Intel, the Standard VGA driver is a generic, minimal driver built into Windows to provide basic display functionality when a system lacks a manufacturer-supplied driver or when the proper driver cannot load. Version strings such as 6.1.7600 are associated with Windows build numbering (6.1 corresponds to Windows 7; 7600 identifies the original RTM build), which helps explain why this generic driver appears in many systems running that OS generation.
[Start with Step 1: Find your Hardware ID →]
If you need to revert to this driver because your current one is broken: Uninstall Current Driver Device Manager , right-click your display adapter, and select
