Display Driver nvlddmkm stopped responding -- FIX--

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someone with prob nvlddmkm

help!! i can't fix problem, it said "can't open output nvlddmkm.sys" while using cmd??? i tried to navigate the cmd path to C:/windows/system32 but it doesn't help!!!!

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howard

i can`t expand the thing, says no destination specified...tried to add a space then windows\system32..no luck
did anyone really get this to work ?..need more info folks, please, would greatly appreciate it


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Manuel

so I am at the comand prompt C:windows\system32\
I got here by typing from c:\> cd\windows\system32

then I type EXPAND.EXE nvlddmkm.sy_ (leave a space) then typing nvlddmkm.sys
(it seems not to work when I don't include the space between the two nvlddmkm.s** )

but why am I getting the can't open output file.


Please help

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stefano.mantovani

When I try to install new drivers (.exe type file) for my external
modem ADSL, I've this message from .zip type pop-up box:
"Can't create output file C\:user\....\Thumbs.db"

....HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!

Tnx,

Ste
 
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Nancyyyy

i know how u guys feel...
i'm having the same problem and i think their solution is wrong !!!
i opened it up and it said that the file nvlddmkm.sys CANNOT be run in DOS mode...
which is one of the steps in the solution
that is the reason why it always says "cannot open file input" or something like that.
i'm pretty fustrated that i just got my laptop and it is having this problem =[
plz come up with a new solution because obviously this isn't the right one.

JUST GIVING U GUYS A HEAD'S UP !!!

hope this saved u time because i already wasted mine !!! >={

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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM

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@Nancyyyy
I think you are doing something wrong. You shouldn't be in DOS. You
should still be in Vista.
Go to start, and in the search box type "cmd" (without quotes) and then
right click "cmd" and click "Run as administrator"
after the window comes up you type "expand.exe
C:\Windows\system32\drivers\nvlddmkm.sy_
C:\Windows\system32\drivers\nvlddmkm.sys" (without quotes)

all of this is done after copying the required files as stated in the
first post


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Guest

When the expansion is complete, copy
the new nvlddmkm.sys to windows/system32/drivers and restart the computer.

Wheres the new nvlddmkm.sys?
 
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Lissi

Just thought I'd let everyone who is getting the "Cannot open output file" error message the solution I found.

Vista is really tight when it comes to running things as admisitrator, so when you open a normal command prompt, you aren't set as administrator (even when your set to administrator for the rest of the system). That's why you get the message.

When you go to open the command prompt, instead of double clicking it, right click it and choose "run as administrator". Then follow the rest of the steps as stated.

Didn't fix the initial problem in our case, but hopefully it will for some of you :)

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Ian Betts

Just thought I'd let everyone who is getting the "Cannot open output file"
error message the solution I found.

Vista is really tight when it comes to running things as admisitrator, so
when you open a normal command prompt, you aren't set as administrator
(even when your set to administrator for the rest of the system). That's
why you get the message.

When you go to open the command prompt, instead of double clicking it,
right click it and choose "run as administrator". Then follow the rest of
the steps as stated.

Didn't fix the initial problem in our case, but hopefully it will for some
of you :)

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Good info Lissa but I think Vista's admin system is good because it sets it
"tight" as default first off and you control the relaxation of those
controls to others. This is a steal off Linux who have always done that and
there you use the sudo release.
 
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Guest

first of all try the fix above in safemode no account control in safemode
and your running as admin so you shouldnt get any error messages unless your
not following his instructions! Second theres a hotfix available from
microsoft addressing this issue unfortunatly none have fixed my problem. But
maybe it will help some of you!

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/938194

This update resolves the following issues:
• The screen may go blank when you try to upgrade the video driver. For more
information, click the following article number to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
932539 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932539/) The screen may go blank
when you try to upgrade the video driver on a Windows Vista-based computer
• The computer stops responding, and you receive a "Display driver stopped
responding and has recovered" error message. You can restart the computer
only by pressing the computer's power button.
• The computer stops responding or restarts unexpectedly when you play video
games or perform desktop operations.
• The Diagnostic Policy Service (DPS) stops responding when the computer is
under heavy load or when very little memory is available. This problem
prevents diagnostics from working.
• The screen goes blank after an external display device that is connected
to the computer is turned off. For example, this problem may occur when a
projector is turned off during a presentation.
• There are stability issues with some graphics processing units (GPUs).
These issues could cause GPUs to stop responding (hang).
• Visual appearance issues occur when you play graphics-intensive games.
• You experience poor playback quality when you play HD DVD disks or Blu-ray
disks on a large monitor.
• Applications that load the Netcfgx.dll component exit unexpectedly.
• Windows Calendar exits unexpectedly after you create a new appointment,
create a new task, and then restart the computer.
• Internet Connection Sharing stops responding after you upgrade a computer
that is running Microsoft Windows XP to Windows Vista and then restart the
computer.
• The Printer Spooler service stops unexpectedly.
• You receive a "Stop 0x0000009F" error when you put the computer to sleep
while a Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) connection is active. For more
information, click the following article number to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
 

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