New Nvidia driver(v8.17.12.6721 / 1.2.22.1) bug graphics

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• Missing W550s latest NVIDIA driver for Win8.1?

  Hi all

  I'm working reasonably modern CUDA on my W550s, so I was sad to find that for the 8.1 of Windows, we have pilot 341.01 (n11dl37w), while Windows 7 64-bit has 345.20 (n11dn11w).

  Of course, neither of these is the 347.le xx that I prefer, but because NVIDIA does not reference drivers upward, the best that I can hope request on the forum if somebody has got a new NVIDIA driver running on x 64 Win8.1.

  Try the drivers 350.05 beta?

• A Windows Update which included a NVIDIA driver's day, now of video problems

  A few days ago, I installed a driver NVIDIA update in the updates of windows.  Since then, I have had problems with the video screen goes blank.  Whenever I was forced to do a power cycle to recover. Several times.  After awhile, I had to reinstall Windows 7, no surprise.  But, even after this reinstall I still see video problems.  I used this machine for 8 years and never had a problem before this video.  Never.  It is a new problem that came with the installation of the update of the driver.  It seems that the NVIDIA installation has changed something that Windows 7 reinstall couldn't fix!  Looks like something in the video card or the BIOS.

  I expect that any change in the inner workings of windows, including that the registry would be more written by Windows 7 reinstall.  This is a full installation.  Not a repair.  I tried a repair, but didn't work, so a complete installation.

  The update of the included NVIDIA driver NVIDIA console could be appearing in the Panel.  This console configures the driver settings, without going through the windows interface.   What did do?  May have changed the firmware on the card?  May have changed the NIC of the OS?  Maybe something changed in the BIOS.  That was the case, the change persisted after reinstallation of Windows 7.  Yesterday, to installed the provided Comcast Norton security suite.  After the death of the first installation of the video.  I did an uninstall/reinstall and it seems ok at the moment.  Never had this problem before.  Initially, this machine has Windows XP and has been updated to Windows 7.  On both versions of the OS, I have installed security software and never no problem.  Not until this update of NVIDIA driver has been installed with the console software.

  I have really no need for their new console super driver.  I'm not a player, just need to get my system back to a reliable State.

  While searching for a solution on the internet, I'm a LOT see people with this problem.  It seems that this has been a matter of months.  Since I have this problem while performing a Microsoft provided update, Microsoft must weigh on this and get NVIDIA to present a real difficulty.

  After having the same DELL machine for 8 years, I thought to be updated to a mini pc.   A shoe more small print on my desk.  But I'm very concerned about getting a machine with NVIDIA graphics.  Also, I now seem that one cannot assume the updates from Microsoft to be sure.

  Of course, this seems to be a driver problem.  I don't know if the NVidia updates change firmware on the card.

  If this computer is a variety of funds, and I presume that it is or it would not still be alive after 8 years, your best solution will be to go to the computer store and buy a low range graphics card that will fit in your PC.  Probable cost is less than $50.  Only problem is you need to know what type of video slot machine MB of your computer has.  The video card must adapt it.

  If you tell us the brand / model of the PC, we are able to provide more help.

  I should add that my PC is about 6 years old and has a NVidia video card.  I made the mistake of getting a new NVidia driver also.  He made a number of problems.  Finally, I solved it by uninstalling and removing all components of NVidia.  Then by restarting.  I remember not but either Windows installed the right driver or it has been updated for Windows installed.  No problem since.

  nVidia is not really interested in visitors like us.  Their focus is on the players.  Accordingly, users like we end up with a software that is very different from what we actually need.

• Qosmio F30: New NVidia display driver v156.72 VISTA corrects major errors

  http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=15580

  This driver fixes major mistakes in some of the new games released recently

  Works on the F30, G30 with nVidia Geforce Go 7600

  Download it from

  Here

  Thank you for this notification.
  This Web site is already known to me, and I noticed this new version of the graphics driver.

  It s really an option for the original nVidia GPU drivers who are usually designed only for desktop PC graphics cards.

  But the drivers from the www.laptopvideo2go.com site run on laptops also.

• New Beta of Nvidia driver version for Windows 8 & Win 7 304.79

  Hello

  NVIDIA as the new version of the beta driver 304.79 Verde for Windows 8, 7 [HERE | http://www.geforce.co.uk/drivers/results/46457 | water]

  Know that it's the Nvidia driver, not Toshiba drivder. also just the graphics and physics.

  Works well on my Qosmio X 870 with the GTX 670 M

  Concerning

  Thanks for this info...
  I guess that the use of these drivers may cause problems since it is just the BETA drivers

• Satellite P100 - 286 PSPAG: need new nVidia 7900 GS driver for Vista

  As with a number of other posters I've read, the graphics performance on my P100 with a nVidia GeForce Go 7900 GS are not good on Vista 32 bit. Frequent stuttering after a few moments of reasonably moderate use.

  The latest driver on the Toshiba site is only 9748 since 15/03/07 and the nVidia site does not provide for the 7900 GS Go Vista drivers.

  laptopvideo2go site appears to be in trouble at the moment, but some drivers tried it with no difference in performance in any case.

  Any suggestions? Does anyone know if Toshiba are planning to make a new Vista driver anytime soon? Is this typical Vista teething probs, and I have to just wait until SP1 later in the year?

  The P100 is a computer laptop, nice, but being paralyzed at the moment by the graphics card.

  Hello

  I noticed that some users have reported a graphic stutter only while playing games.
  But after installing Windows XP graphic stuttering is gone!

  I also read on the results of 3DMark and Win XP gets much better results under Win Vista. I think that the most important reason is that Vista needs a lot more material resources as first Microsoft OS.

  In any case, I think that the first service pack for Vista Microsoft will increase the performance of Vista and games will run smoothly.

  concerning

• Satellite A130 PSAD3U - need nVidia driver Vista - slow game

  Satellite A130 with geForce Go 7600 (Vista) that drivers are bad. Games play so slow.

  I try to update the drivers, but I can't find the drivers.
  Where are the drivers for my laptop?

  Hello
  I got this Toshiba document us on a similar problem.
  The solution is - BIOS and driver update nVidia graphics.

  [Video "stutter" during the game play Windows Vista | http://209.167.114.38/support/techsupport/tsbs/all/-TSB001442.htm]

  [New video driver and BIOS eliminates video "stutter" during the game (Windows Vista) | http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_dtlView.jsp?soid=1924764]

  Maybe it helps

• HP Envy 14-J009tx: updating the Nvidia driver is blocked?

  So, I bought this laptop last month, and I tried updating the Nvidia graphics driver for the last of the 347.52 version supplied with it. I opened the GeForce experience app to update, it tells me that it is impossible to connect to Nvidia. Not still even though I changed my home network to the endearing phone, it won't let me update, saying that it cannot connect to Nvidia and I should try again later. I also checked the firewall and AVG (I changed the antivirus immediately after purchase) and allows the application to access the internet.

  So my question is: is it done deliberately by HP or there may be something wrong with the whole of my ISP? And besides, I am interested in upgrading to Windows 10, will there be any problem with all the app that requires Nvidia? I really need the graphics I want to do a lot of CAD in the future.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello MalvinVVV ;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post on Nvidia driver update and I wanted to help.
  
  It's generally a BAD idea to update the video drivers laptop NVIDIA (or AMD) because the OEM manufacturers often use specialized versions of video chipsets for which these pilots are not suitable.  The best approach is to update only from the OEM drivers.

  This link is to HP for your PC product page: http://support.hp.com/sg-en/product/HP-ENVY-14-Notebook-PC-series/7771343/model/8524508/drivers

  If you press the check now button, he will see if there is new video HP drivers for your PC, download and install them.  If there is no newer drivers, I would leave it alone.

  In addition, I checked the same page to see if there are drivers HP Win10 and there are.  So, if you decide to upgrade to Win10, you will be able to get drivers HP.

  Good luck
  
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• Satellite A500 - NVIDIA driver stopped responding and has recovered

  Hello.

  I have a TOSHIBA Satellite A500 1pj. I bought this laptop 1 mounth ago and 2 weeks before I start to have problems with him. The screen it goes black, like 2-3 seconds, after East appear this message "Nvidia driver stopped responding and has found" is really starting to stresses out me. I have install the laptop with all its original pilot and original sound of Windows 7. I have reinstall everything, or anything else.

  The ar updates to DATE, and I have no idea of what he wants in life. These are all the new models? Start making the problems early? I'm waiting for answers...
  Thank you...

  Hey Buddy,

  If your display driver is up-to-date, you wouldn t get this error ;)

  As wrote Akuma, Toshiba has released a new driver for this laptop that solved the problem. You can download it here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  If you are not sure, check the forum discussions. You will find enough on this topic.

• P100-240: Driver Toshiba GPU is old, Nvidia driver does not allow fan?

  Hello

  I was wondering if Toshiba could explain their choice here.

  My laptop recently got sent for repair because he himself burned because of me using my p100-240 (pspa3e) Nvidias own drivers.

  The problem here is that:

  (a) Toshibas drivers for this card are over a year old and sometimes buggy in new games
  (b) Toshiba does not seem to have followed the specifications of Nvidia (that or there is a problem with ACPI in the bios...)

  so, to use the portable computers Nvidia drivers fan don't hit, sending the temperature systems up to 106cand finally to turn it off. He turned his back, but then, basic graphic acceleration did not work.

  SO, can we get an updated driver version? OR some kind of fan control app? or you can update your bios to allow nvidias drivers to operate?

  I feel that I can't use my laptop to his function at the moment - I came back to the installation of a driver of pc non-ACPI to force fans to stay on which works well but the basic system then functions like disable do not work.

  I have also been informed that this design flaw could be considered that the system is "not fit for purpose" slot in which case I could simply return the laptop under the sale of goods Act.

  But really, I would just get my system working properly. It's bad enough not being able to run Linux on it, but even worse that windows does not work with it with official drivers.

  One more question: can I get the old BIOS? several fixes to work with them but not with bios 4.0 (mainly linux fixed but as long it works OS that I don't like!)

  Tips on it are also welcome! Thanks for your help. :-)

  Post edited by: damiensturdy

  Hello

  > I was wondering if Toshiba could explain their choice here.
  If you want to hear something Toshiba you need to communicate with them. This forum is only a user to user forum and unfortunately you will not find anyone from Toshiba here.

  But maybe you want to hear my opinion;

  > My laptop recently got sent for repair because he himself burned because of me using my p100-240 (pspa3e) Nvidias own drivers.
  (> a) Toshibas drivers for this card are over a year old and sometimes buggy in new games
  Well, a lot of portable Toshiba are distributed and equipped graphics cards. Maybe look in other series of laptops that are delivered with the same card for a newer driver from the GPU.
  But, you are right, and the graphics drivers from Toshiba are generally a bit older than the original of the GPU manufacturer.
  Why? First the nVidia or ATI original drivers are not designed for the use of the laptop. Here are the drivers for desktop PC graphics cards. I visited the region for mobile drivers and found information that I watch on laptop manufacturer's site! That says it all!

  (> b) Toshiba does not seem to have followed the specifications of Nvidia (that or there is a problem with ACPI in the bios...)
  As mentioned above the original GPU drivers are not designed for the use of the laptop.
  Why? Because the laptop GPU can not be cooled as graphics cards for desktop PC!
  The own drivers from Toshiba support thermal protection that allows to avoid damage GPU!

  The original nVidia or ATI drivers do not support this overheating protection!
  If you want to use these drivers, you can do this ONLY at your own risk!

  > Can I get the old BIOS?
  It seems that Toshiba page provides only the most recent BIOS. Maybe the registered maintainer can help you and you could send an older version of BIOS.
  Two years ago, I contacted the ASP in my country and got a first version of my BIOS for the A50

• Impossible to install the nVidia Driver

  When you install a nVidia Driver I get: "ensure that the module exists...". " . I tried all the drivers on XP, Vista, 7 32 and 64 bit and still train and during the installation of the drivers via Device Manager all drivers install correctly and I encounter this kind of thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMtaxpLQvHo

  I installed all the drivers, old, new and always this question, sometimes even PC freezes and then goes to the blue screen. When looking for a solution to code solutions will not work. I need help.
  nVidia GTS 250 3.00Ghz/3.00Ghz E8400 Intel Core 2 DUO, HDD (Samsung Sata 3.5) 1 TB, 4 GB Transcend RAM
  Tested no problem RAM.

  Hello ILO - clearly,.

  I was looking on this thread and noticed something very important - it only happens on the nVidia drivers.

  Is this correct? If this is the case, then we might want to hire nVidia on this issue.

  In the meantime, we can make an attempt to perform a clean boot before you uninstall and then reinstall these drivers.

  For Windows XP:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/316434

  For Windows 7:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

• Following installation failure of downloaded Windows Update driver Nvidia card GPU Nvidia GeForce 9300 GE has been disabled. He assigned course graphics and other functions of PC. How to rectify?

  HP Pavilion Slimline PC running Vista Home Premium

  Windows automatic update notification 'important' Nvidia driver initiated and displayed as usual with the Update window. Selected update and install Insider. Install showing failure error code 800F00ID. Many attempts failed to install the update. Have materialized with various protocols of the device without result Manager driver. Somewhere between the installation failed and the computer restart function disabled graphics card and had a

  ripple effect to the resolution of General screen graphics including the proportions and a few other PC functions. Namely display screen/auto sleep never well chosen the management of food etc and also the PC fails to "sleep mode" when you are asked. PC should be shut down completely and then activated as and when. This rest and reboot etc update installation tries to install without success. Guidance through the online help with HP and Nvidia has proved impossible and worse still a voice call to 'aid' to HP UK sourcing is another story.

  Hello again Srinivas

  Thank you for the continued upward. The good news is that I set the graphics in pursuing the protocols of computers own recovery, which restores the GPU "settings". Before that, I lost online due to a faulty firewall communication. I've been having fun in recovery / repair mode for days. Communication restored, restored and graphics for the time being at peace with the world... Thanks again

• service NVIDIA driver helper, version 187.66 sopped working and was closed

  My laptop is HP Pavilion 6910tx Entertainment PC dv. SERIAL number. is CNF 8313 AZZA. NR. article is 397 PA FN.
   
  Currently I am facing the following problem as and when I started my laptop: -.

  "NVIDIA Driver Helper Service, Version 187.66 stopped working and closed."
  "A problem caused the application to stop working correctly. Windows will notify you if a solution is available.
   
  In the above circumstances if the solution I will be grateful.
  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Hi cedric,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Community and thank you for the post about it.

  It seems that you get an error about the NVIDIA Driver on your laptop.

  Please provide me with the following details.

  (1) where do you get this error?
  (2) have been any changes made to your computer before this problem?

  Look for the display driver error indicator in Device Manager.

  Follow the steps in the link here to open Device Manager. Expand the display driver and verify for the brand of the error. (! Sign or? Check this option).

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-Vista/open-Device-Manager

  Please follow the troubleshooting methods listed here.

  Method 1: Run the fix in the link here.

  Hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/en-us

  Method 2: Update the display driver.

  If you have a hardware device that is not working properly, or you install a program or game indicating it requires newer drivers that you currently have installed, you should check Windows Update for updated drivers.

  Follow the steps here.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  You can download the drivers for your laptop from the link given here.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&LC=en&DLC=en&product=3761339

  I hope this solves your problem, please write to us if you have any question related to Windows.

• T61p 6460-DVU - nvidia driver unloads randomly

  I am a support person office experimented with a few deployments of massive laptops under my belt, and it drives me crazy:

  We recently bought about 12 T61p laptop of CDW. It comes to this specification:

  T9300(2.5GHz), 2 GB RAM, 160 GB 7200 RPM HD, LCD 15.4 in 1680 x 1050, 256 MB nVIDIA Quadro FX 570 M, CD-RW/DVD-RW, Intel 802.11agn wireless, Bluetooth, Modem, 1 Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, secure chip, fingerprint, Li - ion, WinXP Pro 9 c reader

  We have upgraded the ram to 4 GB.

  The problem, I continue to have is the Nvidia driver randomly discharge itself or hangs and does not appear in the display panel, it said "Nvidia XXX on Thinkpad LCD" instead of "on". No video more acceleration. Windows draw like a 286.

  Sometimes the issue is fixed with a complete system shutdown, sometimes it doesn't. He arrived on the dock with a monitor installed and the dock without having a. I tried the latest driver Nvidia for the 570 M on the Lenovo site, no difference. Also tried the new Director of presentation and more recent update of BIOS, no difference. He arrived more than one of the 12 that we bought, several times.

  I thought it could have been a corrupted image, I did so I started on the IBM CD recovery. I had installed SP3 of XP, MS office 2007 and some other random applications, of which none had nothing to do with the video card. He did it again, unloaded the driver. shut down and restart disappear that day, but for how long?

  I don't know what else to check at this point, so far I have excluded that it is our image of the laptop, because he did the same thing with a freshly restored (after installing SP3).

  Monitor resolution or profiles of switching with presentation Manager seems to be a catalyst for it to do, but it does without changing any resolution sometimes as well.

  I tried to download the software of nvidia control panel but just using the driver, and which seemed to make it happen less, but there's t - it.

  The only thing I have not tried is completely uninstall Manager presentation and do not use it at all. I think it might be a problem with the Director of the presentation and the nvidia card in this laptop, but I have no idea.

  Does anyone have advice for me? I already talked to lenovo and their support is worthless. He comes to ask me to send them the laptop. It occurs on several laptops so that will not help me. Support of CEP was a little more helpful, but it's always a dead end.

  I just want to post a response here because I found out why the problem occurred, after at least 2 weeks of troubleshooting.

  We use a parameter in the boot.ini XP called the "/ 3GB" switch.  This switch allows programs that require a lot of memory to access physical ram more than without it and restricted drivers windows/1 GB of memory (I could be wrong on that, but that's what I said).

  Unfortunately, as we discovered - the Nvidia Quadro FX 570 M card do not have this setting, and it doesn't have enough RAM to start correctly when the computer starts.  It then uses the generic adapter "VGASAVE' that windows uses when the video card is not working properly.

  There is a tweak to be able to continue to use this switch/3 GB, here called the switch/USERVA, detailed on the microsoft site: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316739. I used /USERVA:2950 in the boot.ini file and the card works properly again.

  I hope someone on google reads this thread and not wasting so much time that I had to try to solve this problem.  We never had this problem with ATI X 1300/X 1400 in the Thinkpad T60, however.

• last updated NVIDIA driver

  After updating nvidia driver via Windows don't Update (ver.8.17.12.6724 dated dated 23/02/2011) no access nvidia control panel more. Vista Ultimate 64-bit operating system.

  Everyone, even?

  I think that there is a known bug (applies to my driver, can do to yours too) where sometimes the nVidia Control Panel is not accessible via a right click on the desktop. Apparently, it can be cured simply by reinstalling the new driver.