driver issue

{EE}chEmicalbuRn

2010-12-28 18:26:44

ok, here's an issue i have never encountered in all my time working on PC's. i recently installed the GTX460. i manually removed the drivers for my old card, went in safe mode used driver sweeper to get rid of the drivers windows leaves behind, ran a defrag, installed the new drivers and everything is good. here's the issue, on start up, (not every time, but atleast 50% of the time) the drivers have unistalled themselves leaving me with a fucked up screen with windows trying to use the card with no instuctions. i have to reinstall the drivers. anybody have experience with this b4?

The Argumentalizer

2010-12-28 21:02:39

Just use an older driver. It's some weird driver deal that isn't worth worrying up.

Pernicious

2010-12-29 08:51:40

I cant say that i have seen that particular problem but its worth figuring out, cause the new drivers for nvidia are geeeeewwwwwwd, so good.

The Argumentalizer

2010-12-29 14:35:11

Well, they ain't no good if they don't work with your system. I have seen that NVidia Desktop manager was causing problems. You can actually delete this portion. It worked for me.

Viperbird

2010-12-30 23:13:40

If your computer is doing startup repair, often it will do a system restore to fix something that isnt broken anyways..
Try creating a restore point after you have the drivers installed and things the way you want... Hope this helps...

{EE}chEmicalbuRn

2010-12-31 19:55:32

Viperbird wrote:If your computer is doing startup repair, often it will do a system restore to fix something that isnt broken anyways..
Try creating a restore point after you have the drivers installed and things the way you want... Hope this helps...
in theory that would work but restoring to a point would take longer than reinstalling the drivers. ill have to log a ticket with their support

The Argumentalizer

2010-12-31 20:44:45

Or better yet, turn off System restore altogether and have a better computer more secure PC.
System Restore is just there for folks to write viruses that use it to restore itself.

{EE}chEmicalbuRn

2011-01-01 01:34:49

The Argumentalizer wrote:Or better yet, turn off System restore altogether and have a better computer more secure PC.
System Restore is just there for folks to write viruses that use it to restore itself.
started with the new years eve drinks already? :D

The Argumentalizer

2011-01-01 02:58:08

Yeah, but i have never had a virus, malware, or any slowdowns, registry problems...with my geek config.
Since i don't have a network, i turn everything off. And System Restore and Indexing Service are huge hits on the GUI.
Plus, the shit has never worked and will not work if you get a virus.
Viruses use IE and System Restore to reconstitute themselves.
Get a real worm and try to restore!

I learned a lot of securing up and speeding up from Black Vipers site and other places.
I don't have problems but driver issues and there, i don't sweat it. I just get an older driver and load it up, no problem.
There were some NVidia driver issues recently having to do with Desktop Manager.