Go here and install current drivers:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchRe...ofessional
Your computer is a lower-end model which doesn't use a dedicated graphics card, but instead "hardwires" the video display chip to the motherboard. A google search will inform you that this chipset doesn't always work too well with certain games, but I wouldn't think CS is that intensive. Hopefully a driver update will solve the problem.
An alternative is to see what slots are available for adding a separate card and bypassing the motherboard through the BIOS (might be automatic with the card software install). You can do this yourself, but it will take some learning. A repair shop can quote you a price. Depending on the card, probably for less than $100.
Did you look at your event log? Following the error link, if there is one, will probably take you to a windows page that, if I'm right, will tell you you have a driver conflict issue.
Did you try it in safe mode?
Dave
One more thing—yes, you can put the Talonsoft version on the same computer as the Matrix version, they won't conflict. However, the Talonsoft version will not work on operating systems that came after XP.
Dave
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