I have installed windows 7 for about a year on my system and since then I have been having problems with my vga drivers. The only stable driver that I can use is the one shown in the attached image.
At first when windows 7 was installed I had a geforce 7300gs which used to run without any problems on the latest nvidia drivers. For the geforce 8400gs it always keeps on crashing even with the latest Nvidia drivers. I tried everything, including installing in safe mode etc reseating the card, tried every nvidia driver release and I always have to reinstall the microsoft one (show in pic).
Could the nvidia 7300gs driver be conflicting with the 8400gs driver. If so is there a way to remove the driver without having to use the card (I can't anyway since it is dead
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This is strange and i doubt it is a hardware problem since my brother also had a similar problem (his vga burning out) and since i take care of the systems at home, I changed his to a geforce 8400gs since he does not play and they are cheap and he has no problems at all but he had an ATI card before, he has exactly same system specs as mine with same mobo and bios version. He also has windows 7 installed.
Any ideas?
I don't mind having to stay with this driver but I kind of want the CUDA driver (for my uni work).
Thanks
Zurrieq
PS I doubt it is the vga since I dual boot with windows xp and I have not had any problems with the nvidia driver in xp
At first when windows 7 was installed I had a geforce 7300gs which used to run without any problems on the latest nvidia drivers. For the geforce 8400gs it always keeps on crashing even with the latest Nvidia drivers. I tried everything, including installing in safe mode etc reseating the card, tried every nvidia driver release and I always have to reinstall the microsoft one (show in pic).
Could the nvidia 7300gs driver be conflicting with the 8400gs driver. If so is there a way to remove the driver without having to use the card (I can't anyway since it is dead
This is strange and i doubt it is a hardware problem since my brother also had a similar problem (his vga burning out) and since i take care of the systems at home, I changed his to a geforce 8400gs since he does not play and they are cheap and he has no problems at all but he had an ATI card before, he has exactly same system specs as mine with same mobo and bios version. He also has windows 7 installed.
Any ideas?
I don't mind having to stay with this driver but I kind of want the CUDA driver (for my uni work).
Thanks
Zurrieq
PS I doubt it is the vga since I dual boot with windows xp and I have not had any problems with the nvidia driver in xp
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My Computer
- OS
- Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit / Windows XP 32bit
- CPU
- Pentium D 945 3.4GHz
- Motherboard
- Asrock 775Dual VSTA
- Memory
- 2GB RAM DDR2
- Graphics Card(s)
- Palit Geforce 8400GS
- Monitor(s) Displays
- LG Flatron M228WDP
- Hard Drives
- 1TB HDD SATA
- PSU
- 650Watts
- Keyboard
- Logitech G15
- Other Info
- This PC is very very old.... Need a new one lol
