Guess you didn't read this line in my post : "And if I install vista driver, Windows 7 block it and says that it has a problem, and if I ask him to upgrade this driver, it take me back to the standard vga driver!"well first off, wow you still have a mx4000 that wasn't even supported in vista, but back to the point at hand xp drivers are not build anywhere close to what windows7 needs, that is why you see a lot here running around with vista drivers its because vista and 7 are so alike the drives can work between them with a glitch here and there if you want to have a chance of running that card some what nicely see if there is any vista drivers for it.
I tried, no luck!my bad, I over looked that
then I would say try installing the drivers in safe mode with UAC off.
that would be my next guess
The nVidia GeForce4 MX 4000 only has 64 MB of memory. Windows 7 requires 128 MB video memory.
The MX 4000 only supports DX7, and W7 needs a DX9 card.
Hi guys,
I've downloaded a BETA version of Windows 7, it's working well on my old computer, but I can't use my PCI nVidia GeForce4 MX 4000 64mb properly!
When I intall xp driver for this card, Windows 7 freeze itch time I open a 3d game or any 3d application!
And if I install vista driver, Windows 7 block it and says that it has a problem, and if I ask him to upgrade this driver, it take me back to the standard vga driver!
I've search in nvidia site for some new drivers or something, and I found that they ask any Windows 7 user to upgrade his nvidia drivers from Windows Update. So I run it, but it doesn't give me any updates for my nvidia!
Is there any body who's having the same problem here? Or it's just me?
Plz help if you have any ideas about that!
regs,
Winner
I am having the exact same problem. I have been trying numerous drivers on a bunch of sites, and I never get it to work. I am probably just going to upgrade my video card, but keep trying to look for a solution
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