With the display working, Arman dove deeper. He updated the BIOS from a released archive he found via another user archive, flashed carefully, and gained support for newer RAM timings. The machine hummed with renewed life—simple apps, retro games, a lightweight file server for backups. He mounted the MSI board in a compact case, its sticker "N1996" now a badge.
If you need modern OS features, do not waste time hunting a "new" VGA driver for the MSI N1996’s integrated graphics. Buy a used low-profile GPU instead.
For the most reliable and safe installation, always prioritize official or verified sources:
Use the steps above to install that driver correctly. If your goal is to run Windows 10 smoothly, invest $20 in a used PCIe graphics card — it will transform your vintage MS-7255 system and make this driver search permanently irrelevant.