IdeaCentre K210-Soyo Monitor and Display Adapter

Hi I have a Soyo Monitor -Dylmo17b. I just received an update and my graphics driver got changed to Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset Family. But ever since Soyo went bankrupt I don't have a driver for the monitor and there's a driver for it but its generic.. My viewing on my videos even general viewings colors aren't vivid almost like a matte view. Is there something I can do about it. Any suggestions out there please.
Computer Specs- Operating Sys Vista
Intel celeron-cpu E1200 @1.60Ghz
Memory 2.gb
32 bit operating system

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