Have exclamation point on computer in device manager.
run trouble shoot ,says driver missing,
run apply fix, downloads driver,
try to install, pop up says not successful.
No driver Coprocessor installed .
troubleshoot again repeats.
I also got the driver from hp to try and it did not install.
HTH
Razz
Have AMD turion installed if that helps.
Which exact Device in Device manager is showing the error?
Please give its exact name.
Now click it's Driver tab and select Auto install and report exact wording of results message.
You never replied whether this is an Upgrade Kit from your computer maker. If so there should be a drivers/apps CD which you can put in the drive and browse from Device Manager to find the missing driver.
Otherwise we need to know the exact Device name as listed Device's General tab,then go into the Details tab and post the whole Device ID (like example :PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2940&SUBSYS_00000000 etc.) .
will look now.
no i bought this 7 ultimate from the computer shop.
is this what you need?
When you look at the Device Manager main windows, there should be a listing for the missing device. When you click on the Device, there should be a hardware name for the Device either on the General (front) tab or the Details tab.
Coprocessor is not enough to go on. There needs to be a hardware name or we need to scan for missing hardware another way.
Did you check Windows Updates for any incoming drivers?
ms troubleshoots and only suggests the drivers i posted earlier.
Which troubleshooter are you using?
Did you check Windows Updates?
If the full correct model number of your computer is hp pavilion dv9700 then it shows on its Downloads page that it has Intel chipset.
So why is there an attempt to install an Nvidia driver for the co-processor? Or is this Nvidia driver provided for your Graphics card?
I asked you about this earlier and got no response. I also asked you if you were Clicking the Driver tab on the Co-Processor in Device manager and having it attempt to Update driver automatically?
Also try having Driver tab Update your driver by browsing the full C: drive.
windows troubleshooter and yes i checked windows updates.
thank gregrocker. i went through each step and when i had it search my nvida folder on "c" it appears to have worked as the !! point is gone.
thank you very much and have a good Christmas for you and your family
regards
razz.
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