How to Use Windows Standard VGA Driver in Windows XP
Typically, when you connect a new computer monitor to your system, a VGA driver is included to ensure the monitor functions properly. Although the driver isn't always necessary, it is good practice to install it. However, you may find the new driver tends to unexpectedly crash and shut down programs, in which case you need to force Windows to use the standard VGA driver running on your Windows XP system.
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Instructions
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From the Start menu, select "Control Panel." When "Control Panel" loads, select "Device Manager."
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Right-click the video adapter you installed for the monitor. From the pull-down menu, select "Uninstall." This removes the video adapter drive.
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Restart your computer. When the computer restarts, Windows will state it has detected new hardware.
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Click the "Next" button in the "New Hardware Found" window. This starts the installation wizard for the standard VGA driver.
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Select "Search for Suitable Driver" and click "Next" to bring up a new search window. Clear out all of the options and click "Next." This brings up the final window. Click "Disable the Device" and click "Finish." The standard VGA driver will now take effect.
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