VIDEO After installing Windows 7, I have this problem.

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Graphics drives need to be updated. They still may be tring to fix this.. my updates install ne graphics drivers.

 

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I have the latest drivers...still no fix.

 

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awaisuk said:

I have the latest drivers...still no fix.

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Are you sure it's actually using them? I've upgraded drivers and kept getting error messages in Event Viewer \custom administrative log and it mentioned the file name. I searched for it and found two.. the older one where windows loads the from in system32/drivers folder and the new driver was left hanging out in a filerepository folder by the install process. When I copied over the newer driver it was fixed.

 

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Did you get the drivers directly from Nvidia's site?

 

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Yes, that didn't fix anything so I got the latest ones from laptopvideo2go and that didn't fix aswell.

 

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You could try un-installing the Nvidia driver from Programs and Features, then restart and Windows will install it own Microsoft WDDM driver.

Just an option.

 

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