I'd like to know what the latest driver is for my graphics card. W7 has offered an update for it including loads of other stuff but it screwed up my display so I rolled back to the previous version, driver 7.15.11.7620 dated 19 July 2008, which is what I'm using now. Any help appreciated.
PS thread title should read 9600M GT, not MM GT
I tried GeForce Experience before but it comes with so much junk and additional processes I uninstalled it straight away, and I can't see an option for my graphics card in the manual search option.
Hi,
Oops yep sure does yea Java isn't worth that :)
Can you download and install cpu-z and post the graphic's screen shot
The download/ setup.exe is on the left side down just a little bit,
CPU-Z | Softwares | CPUID
You don't have to install GeForce Experience to install GeForce's drivers. When you download and start installing you can simply select their driver and that's all. You also don't have to use auto detect.
According to NVidia's website, this is the latest driver available:
Drivers | GeForce
(Note: If you look down in the "Supported Products" section, it shows your video card in the "GeForce 9M Series(Notebooks) section.)
Yep
Just because it's the newest does not mean it's the best :)
The last 2 or 3 have been installing Vulkan api without notice that I have noticed anyway
https://www.khronos.org/vulkan/
I'm still on 361.75 personally it works.
Vulkan shows in programs and features
Also on the start menu oddly enough with no real description I ever saw
Seems more like a pup than anything the way it was installed without any indication on the custom install.
What is the Vulkan api? Is it dangerous for your system? Or is it just something that gets installed without your permission so it's assumed to be "malware" until proven otherwise? This is just out of my own curiosity, and can possibly help the OP determine whether or not he/she wants the newest driver with this api or not.
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