Solved Coprocessor doesn't work !!

[Buzzik]

Hi,
I have a problem with my Coprocessor in device manager, It appears under the Other Devices as a Coprocessor, when i try to update it, the message says that nothing's found. I run Windows 7 32bit with AMD processor on my HP Pavilion dv6812nr. My video is GF 7150M/nForce 630M. I've tried a lot of drivers but some of them were wrong, or didn't fix the problem.

HELP ME , I am crying....

 

[WindowsStar]

A screen shot and the Hardware ID would help. Also if you fill out your system specs that would be a great help too.

http://www.sevenforums.com/profile.php?do=extra

 

[fishnbanjo]

I'm guessing your HP may have the nVidia Chipset on your mobo and this is a known issue, you should have specs in your user manual or at least get them from the HP site. If you do have the nVidia chipset you will be able to download the drivers for them at HP under your model name and number.

 

[Buzzik]

A screen shot and the Hardware ID would help. Also if you fill out your system specs that would be a great help too.

Windows 7 Forums

Here it is.

 

[ryo]

o.0 i just saw OS win 7??
did you already fill like windowsStar said?
First click on UserCP


Next click on Edit System Spec


Now you will see various fields for different types of hardware. Don't worry if you have no idea what kind of hardware it is asking for or the brand you have as I will explain how to get Windows to list it for you. For now keep that window open

Now click on start and type msinfo32.exe in the search field and press enter

Now you should have a window resembling mine below


With this information in hand lets start to fill out the specs

System Manufacture/Model Number
As you see in my screen shot I have no listing due to my laptop being a custom build (I made it myself). For most people out there usually this will list a name brand like Dell and a model like 1525.



OS
OS or Operating System for short is the main program that drive's your computer...notable example here being the Windows Operating System developed by Microsoft Corporation. Notice that I am running Windows 7 Ultimate x64

CPU
CPU or Central Processing Unit (Processor) is the brain of the computer. Notice that I have an Intel Core 2 Duo T9300 2.5GHz



Motherboard
The motherboard is where all the hardware parts of the computer are connected to. Mine is a custom build JFT02

Memory
Memory is what allows applications to run on your computer. The more memory you have the faster an application start. I have 4GB of Memory



Graphics Card(s)
A graphics card/cards allow the computer to display an image to a monitor and allow you to play games. Notice I have a NVIDIA 8600M GT 512MB



Sound Card(s)
A sound card/cards allow the computer to play sound. Notice I have an HD Audio Device



Screen Resolution
This is the output measurement of the image being displayed by your monitor. Mine is 1680*1050



Hard Drives
Hard Drives are the primary storage of the computer (think of how this relates to a stomach on a human being). This is where your documents/music/photos/videos are located. Notice mine is a Seagate 7200RPM 120GB

 

[Buzzik]

I'm guessing your HP may have the nVidia Chipset on your mobo and this is a known issue, you should have specs in your user manual or at least get them from the HP site. If you do have the nVidia chipset you will be able to download the drivers for them at HP under your model name and number.

There is only 1 driver for Windows 7 on HP's web site )))))) and it is for WiFi adapter, those drivers that are for Vista didn't fix it.
I talked to technical support guy and he said that they do not recommend run Windows 7 on lap tops which came with vista, and they don't have any drivers for my model. What a dumbass!

 

[Bill2]

Coprocessor driver is part of the chipset driver. You should be able to find the correct driver at the Nvidia download site. Also, see this page.

Re: Coprocessor windows 7 - HP Support Forum

 

[Buzzik]

Coprocessor driver is part of the chipset driver. You should be able to find the correct driver at the Nvidia download site. Also, see this page.

Re: Coprocessor windows 7 - HP Support Forum

it woooooorks.... THANK YOU SO MUCH ))))))))

 

[WindowsStar]

You are most welcome! Enjoy.