Thank you for the link. I installed the driver download from nvidia and it
works, but flickers when scrolling web pages. might roll back driver. Reason
for install is to get latest driver fixes based on nvidia pdf
'191.07_Win7_Desktop_Release_Notes' and because the 'windows update' software
down load recommended it. Since I am testing windows for several people I
want to know if there are any issues... because I will have to go fix it.
normally drivers improve over several months, but all these new driver
updates have created some problems of their own. Sory to say I am very
disappointed in the problems stil being here. several months of patients are
wearing thin. I am reporting broken software so they can fix it. ha ha.. the
last time I saw this many driver updates was way back on windows melinium and
56k modems. Every one writing drivers and fixing errors will get things
sorted out eventually. It has just been a very long time aproaching 6 months.
At present time I am not sure if I can recommend these motherbaord video
chipsets. It is much easier to just buy and install a pcie card.
"G. R. Woodring" wrote:
> It is generally _not_ recommended to install drivers for non-Microsoft devices
> from the Microsoft Update site.
>
> Have you tried from this Nvidia site?
> http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
>
> From the "Technologies" dropdown, Windows 7, I found a link to Nvidia's list of
> Win7 compatible drivers. http://www.nvidia.com/object/io_1241025430517.html
> All of the chipset numbers you listed are on the list.
>
> Check the installation instructions from Nvidia and follow them. After my last
> video driver update from Nvidia, Microsoft Update recognized the new driver
> version and the driver update item disappeared. Make sure to disable any
> "protection" software while installing, it might interfere with changing system
> files with no feedback as to what's happening.
>
> You didn't really explain _why_ you are trying to update the drivers. If you
> are not having any video rendering issues there isn't really anything to gain by
> updating the drivers. (If it ain't broke, don't fix it!)
>
> --
> G. R. Woodring
>
> Date: 11/14/2009 7:08 PM, Author: eric Wrote:
> > chipsets 7150, 9400, 9300. exactly like laptop video drivers. I started since
> > beta and been getting device manager install- win update errors up to today
> > 14 november 2009. windows7 retail. why has neerly every new version driver
> > install failed from windows update ? I can not find nvidia stand alone video
> > drivers because it is part of the chipset package.. and that is out dated
> > even when installed from safe mode crashed. nvidia and microsoft: can you fix
> > the 'dozen updates' failure issues? the 9400 driver issue failure was so bad
> > windows 7 would not boot. yes it was totally repeatable with multiple windows
> > installs on 3 mother boards and 3 other chipsets. can you help me ? why is
> > the failure repeating with each new driver release ?
> .
>
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