The Mac has a single cable coming from it, assuming that there is no. Including the Dell XPS M2010, HP's TouchSmart IQ770 and the Sony.

I have a similar problem with my IQ772. I made the assumption that the Geforce Go 7600 had died and am awaiting a replacement. In the mean time, I moved the plug from LVDS1 to LVDS2 and was left with an unsatisfactory resolution from the onboard graphics (Geforce Go 6100). I then downloaded a program called 'Slim Drivers' and asked it to check for updates. It found an update for the Microsoft Basic Display driver which I installed and now I have the facility to change the screen resolution. Much better now!The web site is here if it helps: slimwareutilities.com/and look for 'slimdrivers'. Hi revbradl, It's been a long time now since I got it running with Win7 x64 Pro, so hopefully this can point you in the right direction.

I checked and the 3d text screen saver runs fine with this driver.Device manager shows NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600, driver date 1/25/2007, driver version 7.The file I found (who knows where) was 179.48notebookwinvistawin764bitbeta.exe, I would assume somewhere there's a 32bit as well. I can't say where I got it from, it may be in this string somewhere, as I tried files from HP, NVIDIA, Microsoft and anything else I could find searching around. When extracted the setup and other files are dated 2009, so go by 179.48 rather than date.Good luck! Darkwilliam,Thanks for your help. Unfortunately the 179.48 nvidia is not working. Ulead gif animator 5.0 full version.

If I unpack the.exe and look at the individual driver files, there are more than 15 of the GeForce Go 7600 version. I've tried about six (6) of them, with the same result each time. Blackscreen after reboot, then if I let it sit for an extended time, it often bluescreens.Also, do you know if there is any way to install the HP software that makes the 'House' button work on the monitor bezel?Thanks Again,-revbradl. Revbradl,My executable for that driver is not sp37257.exe (same.9804 driver ver), mine was named 179.48notebookwinvistawin764bitbeta.exe and I think it was able to run the installer from the exe because it was a Beta for Win7 support.

You'd think the sp would be the same, potentially it isn't.You can also try slimdrivers, that sees an update for my graphic driver now - I haven't done it because it works as is.Unfortunately the only information I can find on using the SmartCenter button says you have to install the update to that.before. upgrading to Win7. On WinVista you need to run HP TouchSmart Application Update 3.0.35.0, that is compatible with Win7 (per HP Support site) however can only be installed on Vista. Once you've made the leap you're stuck, none of the HP software can be upgraded TO Win7 from WITHIN Win7. I've just spent an hour on HP support searching and trying different packages from ipdrivers.com (search for IQ770 and there are a lot including that TS App Update), not a single one will install on Win7.It probably made sense at the time because nobody had Win7, years later with inherited equipment people are less likely to go exploring for gotchas before throwing on a modern OS. Darkwilliam, Thank you again for all your efforts to help me with these issues.

I really appreciate it!I read somewhere that the fact that the GeForce driver won't install may mean that the 7600 video card is 'toast.' I've been doing computer repairs for the past ten years and have never had this many problems trying to get a driver to work. A dead video card would help explain the problem.

I did a quick search online for a replacement card and couldn't easily find one. Looks like this unit may be stuck with the Standard VGA Graphics driver.Thanks also for the info about SmartCenter. If the person who owns this unit insists on having it work, I'll try doing a factory restore and run all the updates in Vista before upgrading to Win7.Thanks again for all your help.-revbradl. Revbradl,I found a way to get the SmartCenter button working. I've never deleted the Recovery partition so I set Win to view hidden and system folders, went into D:Recoveryhp and by burrowing down (sometimes into src subfolder) I was able to install some of the apps.APP05283 - HPTouchScreenConfigAPP12504 - HPSmartCalendarAPP26939 - HPSmartCenterTouchSmart now opens using the SmartCenter button, however it's blank. You can create Tiles for Windows Programs, you can't for HP TouchSmart Programs, and the only Win program I tried works yet takes you back to the desktop.

So, technically it's working yet it's useless unless you can figure out a way to add TouchSmart programs directly. I don't think it's toast, generally when they go bad you have no video at all (I've been building puters since the 80s myself), it does seem to be driver specific. I got brave - well, created a restore point first - and let slimdrivers install the updated graphic driver and it works fine. There was a scary couple minutes where my screen went a fuzzy gray, I just waited til the hard drive stopped accessing, hit enter, and it rebooted to finish the install. Device manager shows ver 9.18.13.668 dated 9/17/2012 installed now.

Darkwilliam,I ran SlimDrivers on the system and it didn't find an updated graphics driver (because it was seeing the graphics adapter as a 'Standard VGA Graphics Adapter').I searched for the 'ver 9.18.13.668' and I found a download for a Dell All-In-One using the 64-Bit version of nVidia GeForce GT 630M/640M ( I looked for a 32-Bit version of that driver and tried it. It didn't work.It seems like I've tried every angle to get this Go 7600 working, and so far, nothing has worked.Thanks again for all your help.

The all-in-one is hardly a new idea, but in terms of modern computing it does appear to be something of an enigma for PC manufacturers.Manufacturers such as Sony and Philips have tried producing machines that appeal to a different democratic from the screen-and-chassis brigade, but it's only really Apple that has managed to make any headway with the idea, with its stylish iMacs. Enter HP, and the Touchsmart IQ770 PC, a system that may have cracked the puzzle.The main pitch for this machine is the 19-inch widescreen display, boasting touchscreen input. Touchscreen has traditionally been little more than a gimmick for desktop machines, but when it comes to this type of all-in-one, it's essential.And when we say this type, we mean that second - or more likely third - machine that sits in the kitchen or living room and offers up all manner of entertainment and Internet access without requiring that you continually reach for the wireless keyboard and mouse.HP has shipped the AMD Live! Branded system with Windows Vista, which adds another layer of simplicity to the whole approach - something that's highlighted by the HP SmartCenter.This is essentially a large format homepage filled with quick links to user-definable items that you want instant access to - such as email and calendar. A touch-sensitive button in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen affords access to the homepage at all times and, in that kitchen environment, could genuinely be both useful and often used.

Power consciousJust as iMacs and other all-in-ones have borrowed extensively from laptop technologies, so the Touchsmart IQ770 liberally helps itself to the more power-conscious devices. The X2 AMD processor is an obvious, but essential, choice for any media machine, and while this is only a Turion model (a 1.6GHz TL-52 to be exact) it still has the power for the job at hand.The 2GB of DDR2 RAM has been hooked up to this dual-core processor to provide sufficient room to throw around serious entertainment too - this is a Vista machine after all. A 320GB hard drive finishes off the bevy of core components, to produce a system that's just as able at resolving complex pivot tables in Excel as it is at playing back H.264 movie trailers.This isn't an obvious gaming machine, and certainly lacks next-generation pixel-pushing grunt, but the integrated Nvidia GeForce Go 7600 isn't that embarrassing.