hello every body, i'm french man !!
I'm very happy to be with you for forum, can you help me to found the good driver to use with windows 7 64byte ? windows didin't see my card video and set it like basic card
thx for all and read you soon
bye
Hi and welcome to the forum.
Have you tried the NVIDIA auto driver update:
Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers
I can't see a 440MX listed but this should identify the correct driver.
Also
please check out this thread:
HELP driver for geforce 4 mx 440 agp8x
Regards
UKMedia
hi and thx for the answer, but yes I tryed it and there is no driver for the good operating system windows 7 64byte
I tryed many other like vista and xp 64 but not yet found the good one !!
You're not going to find a good one. There is not now and never will be a Windows 7 river for that card as it is just to old and any and all support for it was dropped a long time ago. The best you're going to get is the last XP driver from 2006,
ForceWare Windows XP/2000 32-bit
and probably have to use compatibility mode to get it to install,
Compatibility Mode
Did you check out the other thread and the link from Pebbly?
HELP driver for geforce 4 mx 440 agp8x
Regards
UKMedia
yes I know this link and tryed many driver
93.81 force wave winxp64
77.18 win2kxp
71.90 whql
175.16 winvista 64bit
163.71 forcewaba winvista 64bit
whithout good way !!
Not sure what you're expecting to get out of that card as it is just far too old to to have any Windows 7 support at all. No matter what driver you think you may find other than an XP driver, nothing will help it with Windows 7. No Aero as the card lacks any and all hardware on the card to support it. Aero and any features from Windows 7 require at a minimum a DirectX 9 card, and that old Geforce 4 is DirectX 7.
yes of course! can you say why I can use it with Win7 32bit ! it works good !
and not with win 7 64 bit !
it was juste to try win64 with my cpu amd 3200 64, and that woks very good more than with win7 32bit
ok my only way is to change my graphics card for a perform one !
thx a lot for your help and I'll be back for news
You can give this a try.
1. Download the NVIDIA driver version 270.61 for Windows 7 64-bit from the link.
Drivers | laptopvideo2go.com
2. Extract the driver to a temporary folder.
3. Download the modified INF file from the same page you downloaded the driver. Save the INF file to the same temporary folder you extracted the drivers to.
4. Answer "yes" when prompted to replace the file.
5. Run setup.exe from the temporary folder.
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