Incorrectly updated my Nvidia chipset driver

OS: Vi$ta Ultimate x64
VGA: Radeon 4850
Board: M2N-E (nForce 570 Ultra)
RAM: 6G Adata DDR2-800

I removed the old 15.01 driver completely from the Control Panel and now
I could not get back into Vi$ta. I entered Safe Mode and installed
Nvidia 15.23's SATA RAID driver. No go. Window$ would blue-screen after
the login screen.

Is re-installation of OS the only way out?


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the granter of sina wrote:
> do a system restore

I have a restore point at 28-Sep. Aren't all driver files gone when I
use Control Panel to remove 15.01's drivers?

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On Sat, 04 Oct 2008 20:30:20 +0800, "Man-wai Chang ToDie (33.6k)"
<> wrote:

>the granter of sina wrote:
>> do a system restore
>
>I have a restore point at 28-Sep. Aren't all driver files gone when I
>use Control Panel to remove 15.01's drivers?

Not from restore points

>> I have a restore point at 28-Sep. Aren't all driver files gone when I
>> use Control Panel to remove 15.01's drivers?
>
> Not from restore points

1. Ha ha ha.... I created a restore point no 28-sep.
Now that I booted into Safe Mode, I can't find it. VI$ta said
there is NO restore point on the system drive. Ha ha ha...
What could I do now?

2. Also, I suspect that it's the Radeon Calalyst Driver that caused
the blue-screen. But I can't remove it because Window% Installer
not working while in safe mode. Any way out?

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the granter of sina wrote:
> do a system restore


1. Ha ha ha.... I created a restore point no 28-sep.
Now that I booted into Safe Mode, I can't find it. VI$ta said
there is NO restore point on the system drive. Ha ha ha...
What could I do now?

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On Sat, 04 Oct 2008 21:11:22 +0800, "Man-wai Chang ToDie (33.6k)"
<> wrote:

>>> I have a restore point at 28-Sep. Aren't all driver files gone when I
>>> use Control Panel to remove 15.01's drivers?
>>
>> Not from restore points
>
>1. Ha ha ha.... I created a restore point no 28-sep.
>Now that I booted into Safe Mode, I can't find it. VI$ta said
>there is NO restore point on the system drive. Ha ha ha...
>What could I do now?

Make sure that the box is checked for viewing restore points older
than 5 days old.

Em Sábado, 4 de Outubro de 2008 16:12, the granter of sina escreveu:

>
> you do not go to safe mode to do a system restore.. when you have windows
> normally booted, type "restore" in the start menu search box
>
> you will find the icon that is for system restore
>
he can't boot normally any more

system restore can only correct small problems, never when the entire system
crash.
it's a waste having that bull turned on.

what he must do is reinstall the chipset correct drivers, by force if
needed.

Sthief Ballmer wrote:
> Em Sábado, 4 de Outubro de 2008 16:12, the granter of sina escreveu:
>
>
>>you do not go to safe mode to do a system restore.. when you have windows
>>normally booted, type "restore" in the start menu search box
>>
>>you will find the icon that is for system restore
>>
>
> he can't boot normally any more
>
> system restore can only correct small problems, never when the entire system
> crash.

System restore does not "correct small problems". It doesn't correct any
problems.
It simply restores to a previous point and if that previous point was
working just fine, then the op would be good to go.

> it's a waste having that bull turned on.
>
You have no idea what you're talking about.

> what he must do is reinstall the chipset correct drivers, by force if
> needed.
>
>

Em Sábado, 4 de Outubro de 2008 19:06, Frank escreveu:

> Sthief Ballmer wrote:
>> Em Sábado, 4 de Outubro de 2008 16:12, the granter of sina escreveu:
>>
>>
>>>you do not go to safe mode to do a system restore.. when you have windows
>>>normally booted, type "restore" in the start menu search box
>>>
>>>you will find the icon that is for system restore
>>>
>>
>> he can't boot normally any more
>>
>> system restore can only correct small problems, never when the entire
>> system crash.
>
> System restore does not "correct small problems". It doesn't correct any
> problems.
> It simply restores to a previous point and if that previous point was
> working just fine, then the op would be good to go.
and that serves for what, besides correct problems?


>> it's a waste having that bull turned on.
>>
> You have no idea what you're talking about.
Who sayd we espect for you to have ideas about what?

Sthief Ballmer wrote:

> Em Sábado, 4 de Outubro de 2008 19:06, Frank escreveu:
>
>
>>Sthief Ballmer wrote:
>>
>>>Em Sábado, 4 de Outubro de 2008 16:12, the granter of sina escreveu:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>you do not go to safe mode to do a system restore.. when you have windows
>>>>normally booted, type "restore" in the start menu search box
>>>>
>>>>you will find the icon that is for system restore
>>>>
>>>
>>>he can't boot normally any more
>>>
>>>system restore can only correct small problems, never when the entire
>>>system crash.
>>
>>System restore does not "correct small problems". It doesn't correct any
>>problems.
>>It simply restores to a previous point and if that previous point was
>>working just fine, then the op would be good to go.
>
> and that serves for what, besides correct problems?

Sorry, but that is not correcting any problem because the restore point
may not have the problem.
>
>
>
>>>it's a waste having that bull turned on.
>>>
>>
>>You have no idea what you're talking about.
>
> Who sayd we espect for you to have ideas about what?

That is an incoherent statement which I've notice is rather typical of you.