J
JW
Are you sure you are using the correct Vista Drivers? There are 2 the X86
for 32 bit Vista systems and the X64 for 64 bit Vista systems.
for 32 bit Vista systems and the X64 for 64 bit Vista systems.
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JW
I suggest that you make sure that system BIOS is up to date and then try
using WinUpdate from Vista to see if it will a driver that works.
How much memory does your 6600 card have?
using WinUpdate from Vista to see if it will a driver that works.
How much memory does your 6600 card have?
M
Mark D. VandenBeg
Adrian said:I have just tried to install the Vista Video drivers off the nvidia website
with no luck all I get is an error telling me that the O/S is NOT windows
vista but I have the Windows Vista CPP installed. Anyone had the same
problem? How did you work around it?
Adrian
Is there a problem with the current drivers that requires that you update
them?
A
Adrian
I have just tried to install the Vista Video drivers off the nvidia website
with no luck all I get is an error telling me that the O/S is NOT windows
vista but I have the Windows Vista CPP installed. Anyone had the same
problem? How did you work around it?
Adrian
with no luck all I get is an error telling me that the O/S is NOT windows
vista but I have the Windows Vista CPP installed. Anyone had the same
problem? How did you work around it?
Adrian
A
Adrian
Yes I downloaded the X86 version after I posted the post I downloaded them
again and still get the same message.
Am I stuck with Vista's own video drivers?
Adrian
again and still get the same message.
Am I stuck with Vista's own video drivers?
Adrian
I
i.am.not
Adrian said:I have just tried to install the Vista Video drivers off the nvidia
website with no luck all I get is an error telling me that the O/S is
NOT windows vista but I have the Windows Vista CPP installed. Anyone
had the same problem? How did you work around it?
Adrian
I finally gave up on the nVidia drivers. I get
exactly the same error with a 6200 & 256MB.
I have not found where to post my complaint with
nVidia. The one site I did find responded it
was not for video card support, but did not
offer another choice.
At this point I am contemplating switching to
ATI in hopes they have better support.
A
Adrian
The card as 256 meg
JW said:I suggest that you make sure that system BIOS is up to date and then try
using WinUpdate from Vista to see if it will a driver that works.
How much memory does your 6600 card have?
G
Guest
Hi Adrian...
I encountered the same problem installing the Nvidia Vista (X86) drivers for
my FX5200 128MB card until I read the Vista Release Notes (Page 11) on the
Nvidia site. Go to Device Manager, then Display Adapter's Properties. Click
Update Driver then search for the Nvidia INF file in the folder you expanded
the driver download to. The Vista X86 88.61 video driver made a world of
difference in the performance of my system. Hope this helps
I encountered the same problem installing the Nvidia Vista (X86) drivers for
my FX5200 128MB card until I read the Vista Release Notes (Page 11) on the
Nvidia site. Go to Device Manager, then Display Adapter's Properties. Click
Update Driver then search for the Nvidia INF file in the folder you expanded
the driver download to. The Vista X86 88.61 video driver made a world of
difference in the performance of my system. Hope this helps
I
i.am.not
I did exactly as you describe and I still got
the error information as noted below. The
driver installation works for some people but
not for all. There is a problem with either
Vista, nVidia, or both. But who knows which?
the error information as noted below. The
driver installation works for some people but
not for all. There is a problem with either
Vista, nVidia, or both. But who knows which?
J
JW
The following my sound like a no brainer but the following suggestion made
the difference for one user a while back.
Are you running a dual boot sysem? If yes is the driver installation file
on the Vista system disk and are you running the installation from Vista?
the difference for one user a while back.
Are you running a dual boot sysem? If yes is the driver installation file
on the Vista system disk and are you running the installation from Vista?
G
Guest
Just curious. Did you have an anti-virus program running in background during
the graphics card 88.61 update as mentioned in the link below?
http://www.nvidia.com/object/driver_installation_hints.html
the graphics card 88.61 update as mentioned in the link below?
http://www.nvidia.com/object/driver_installation_hints.html
G
Guest
In my experience, only the WDDM driver boxed with Vista will work completely.
Chipmunk is basically correct. One might try to disable the signing
requirements prior to installation, as the only problem using unsigned driver
seems to be compliance with the digital coding.
Chipmunk is basically correct. One might try to disable the signing
requirements prior to installation, as the only problem using unsigned driver
seems to be compliance with the digital coding.
I
i.am.not
I am running 2 dual boot configurations.
1st is with Win x64 as C: & Vista x64 as D:.
nVidia unzips the files to the C: drive, but I
moved them to the D: drive. The default WDDM
from the Vista DVD refuses to install also.
2nd is with both Vista x86 & x64 on separate
partitions and the nVidia drivers will not
install properly in either configuration, but
the Vista WDDM drivers do. However, even the
default WDDM drivers will not enable all the
capabilities of the card properly in x64. I
cannot get 1024x748 with 32-bit color in x64,
thus no Aero. x86 gives me 1024x768 with Aero
in 32-bit color.
1st is with Win x64 as C: & Vista x64 as D:.
nVidia unzips the files to the C: drive, but I
moved them to the D: drive. The default WDDM
from the Vista DVD refuses to install also.
2nd is with both Vista x86 & x64 on separate
partitions and the nVidia drivers will not
install properly in either configuration, but
the Vista WDDM drivers do. However, even the
default WDDM drivers will not enable all the
capabilities of the card properly in x64. I
cannot get 1024x748 with 32-bit color in x64,
thus no Aero. x86 gives me 1024x768 with Aero
in 32-bit color.
A
Adrian
I am thinking about going to ATI as well. I have sent a complaint/request
to nVidia but all I got in reply was a link to a survey asking me how good I
thought they were but no advice on what to do to cure this problem. I
probably shouldnt update the driver but the game Battlefield 2 doesnt play
too well with the drivers that came with Vista.
I think I might go back to XP until this Vista thing is sorted and working
the way it should.
Adrian
to nVidia but all I got in reply was a link to a survey asking me how good I
thought they were but no advice on what to do to cure this problem. I
probably shouldnt update the driver but the game Battlefield 2 doesnt play
too well with the drivers that came with Vista.
I think I might go back to XP until this Vista thing is sorted and working
the way it should.
Adrian
A
Adrian
Thanks Chipmunk but I have tried to do that and still no difference. I am
still stuck with vgasave.
Adrian
still stuck with vgasave.
Adrian
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Adrian
No I am not running a dual boot system. I completely scrubbed XP. I
formatted the drive using fdisk and them format, before installing Vista
which then formatted the drive aswell.
Adrian
formatted the drive using fdisk and them format, before installing Vista
which then formatted the drive aswell.
Adrian
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Adrian
No I didnt have a virus program running I cannot get AVG to boot on startup,
It gives me an error message something along the lines of "Cant start the
kernal"
Adrian
It gives me an error message something along the lines of "Cant start the
kernal"
Adrian
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