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You’ll have to scroll down through the post there to find a new link for the file. The original link at the top has been taken down. Here’s the new link: http://depositfiles.com/es/files/846266
Interesting, I have the same issue with the 8600 gt mobile in my Dell XPS1530. The built in laptop screen is only running 60hz frame rates due to not being able to recognize what kind of screen is installed. I’ve kicked around Dells site for the drivers for this and the only ones available are for the Nvidia 8400/8600, not the actual monitor or screen. I’m at least running at 1680×1050 but the refresh rates could be easier on the eyes. I’ll post if I find anything out.
I don’t have the imd-0 drive that’s in his disk management console. What got me this far is the driver disk from Intel which had the dll’s on the cd, as the install program you download from the Intel site only has the exe file. Once you point the “PCI Device” to the new drivers, the “Flash Cache Logic Chip” will show up in Device Manager, as ShadowGuy had managed to do. Still, I’m not picking up on the imd-0 drive he was able to see and I was mistaken about this starting up fast from the installed memory, as it’s not doing it now.
It looks like he had a good work around that constantly shoots “low disk space” messages at him. I seem to remember reading up somewhere back in the days of 2000 a way to prevent low disk warnings from popping up at you. I’ll see what I can pull up.
