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i got the exact same thing.
just i got the 8800 Ultra Card.
if there is any fix please let us know.
i got the exact same thing.
just i got the 8800 Ultra Card.
if there is any fix please let us know.
OUH,, Holy ...
i have the same problem with you in windows 7,,,
but in my problem, i can play games 3d and many more EXCEPT open NVIDIA control panel and choose "Adjust Image Settings With Preview".... i try all nvidia driver whql but the result still same...
Last edited by Airbot; 18 Jan 2010 at 20:36. Reason: edited profanity out..
@DragonLink welcome to seven forums: You said you have friends is it possible for you to try your card in one of their systems? Cause that is some serious artifacting. Just a thought. Fabe
Hi i had this problem but i changed my monitor and now everything is ok
what do you mean change monitor??
i use notebook, should i change my monitor??
are you kidding,,hheheheheh
:P
help us please,, only nvidia control panel causes driver not responding....
Sorry i did not explain clearly, what i meant to say is my moniter was the problem i tried my freinds monitor and that worked ok, so the problem was with my monitor and not display drivers.
When looking for drivers for nvidia products have you checked the nvidia web site
Also have you tried to rollback the driver
I purchased a HP laptop back in dec '07 which came with Vista Home Premium installed. I usually got the error when I was using Windows Movie maker to create a movie. The problem went away after I switched my theme to Vista basic. I now have windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit and using 7 Basic theme. No problems so far. I also clean out the vents with compressed air every couple of weeks.
the nvlddmkm issue is a curse. I suggest you to do a clean install, install basic drivers with windows update, install 1 game, play for a few days. If you don't have nvlddmkm bluescreen or video hardware problems in the "reports and solutions", then you can assume it's either 3rd party software, or other drivers related. If you still have the issue, then you can always RMA the video card.
I had 3 RMA and that never changed anything, at this point all I can think of is that some components aren't compatible with each other...
Good luck