posligee wrote on 2026-06-17, 12:24:

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Hello,

I am looking for the Windows XP driver pack for the ASRock AD2700-ITX motherboard.

Especially the Cedarview (GMA3600/3650) XP VGA driver for:

PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_0BE2

All official links (ASRock, ASUS, MSI, Acer) are dead now, and no mirrors exist anymore.
If anyone still has the original XP driver pack (INF + VGA + LAN + Audio + USB3),
please upload it or share a working mirror.

Thank you very much in advance.

Welcome to VOGONS 😀

Think this might be the VGA driver (for the similar specced ASRock IMB-148 industrial board)... https://driverscollection.com/?file_cid=46533 … 4bc63154a6a86c9

For other drivers try here... https://driverscollection.com/?H=AD2700-ITX&B … SS=Windows%20XP

Thank you very much for the driver files.
I have installed them, but I am currently accessing the system via RDP, so I cannot confirm the result yet.
I will check the actual display tomorrow morning and report back.
Thanks again for your help!

posligee wrote on 2026-06-17, 14:56:

Thank you very much for the driver files. I have installed them, but I am currently accessing the system via RDP, so I cannot co […]
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Thank you very much for the driver files.
I have installed them, but I am currently accessing the system via RDP, so I cannot confirm the result yet.
I will check the actual display tomorrow morning and report back.
Thanks again for your help!

No problem. If it turns out these do work there's a later full release package (v1.18 versus v1.15) on the intel downloadmirror archive at https://web.archive.org/web/20191119125013/ht … XP_LIN_3398.exe

I wanted to report back and say thank you for providing the INF file.
Thanks to your help, I finally managed to get the Cedarview graphics (Atom N2600/N2800 series) working properly under Windows XP.

Here is what happened and what solved the issues:

Removed the previous Intel driver completely

Switched the system to VGA

Logged in locally (not via RDP)

Ran the IEGD installer (it froze, but the driver files were already deployed)

Forced a reboot

After reboot, the driver initialized correctly and Full HD output became available

Disabled the “Default Monitor” entry to fix the unwanted dual‑monitor state

Now the system runs at 1920×1080 without problems.

HDMI still shows the BIOS screen but goes black when Windows loads, which seems to be a known limitation of Cedarview + IEGD, but VGA works perfectly for my use case.

Your INF file was the key to getting this working.
Thank you again for taking the time to share it.

If you need any details about the steps I followed, I’d be happy to provide them.