If this is a laptop, get any video drivers from the laptop maker site.
If this is a desktop, and the video is on the motherboard, go to the desktop
maker site for hardware drivers.
If this is a desktop, and a video card, go to the site for the video card
maker for the update.
In my experience, updating hardware drivers from the Microsoft update site
(except for Microsoft devices) has usually caused me grief.


If your system could not get beyond POST, how were you able to reinstall
Vista??

Michael
Vista Home Premium


"XeroMan" <XeroMan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CF8BCE49-06E1-4099-8CF7-821CAA00A84F@microsoft.com...
> Following my initial setup of Vista an optional video driver appeared in
> the
> automatic update. I installed it and upon restart my computer would not
> make
> it past POST. I tried booting from the Vista disc, then the system repair
> and
> finally the system restore. Nothing worked. I had to do a fresh install of
> everything.
>
> Is this normal? I want to update the video drivers obviously, but at the
> same time I don't want to risk having to reinstall Vista again.