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What I would like to know is why so many drivers available from venders now say "for vista and 7". Well sure there's a valid reason it's blocked but I'm not recommending force installing kernal mode drivers or unsigned non WHQL. Want to know if your hardware will work on Windows 7? Check out these links: So the potential downside of doing something like seems huge to me. In the case of something like a storage driver, it could be fixing a data corruption problem.
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And there may be critical bug fixes in the newer version of the driver (like fixes for security issues). It's not like oooh, I press a then b then c, and my DVD drive shoots candy out at me :). You're likely to encounter some totally unexpected behavior (Which is never a good thing.
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If you force install an older driver over a newer driver, you're in a configuration that wasn't tested by the folks that wrote that driver. As far as your comment that force installing a driver has no adverse affects, well, that's not really true. There could be a Windows 7 bug here, but I'm much more inclined to believe that it's a problem with a particular driver package (since the driver ranking process is so complicated). (BTW, I don't expect most users to read or understand those rules, just posting them in case you were interested in them.) If you or anyone else here runs into specific examples where you're trying to install a driver that you believe is newer than what's in Windows 7, and Windows 7 reports that the best driver is already installed, I would encourage you to start a new thread for each of those. But the rules should be applied consistently. There's a complex set of rules ( ) that determine when Windows thinks a driver inbox is a better match than the one you're trying to install. Force installing a driver has no advers affects and will bypass windows 7's demented block. A force installed driver can be removed like any other driver. Don't worry becouse force installing a driver is a good way get a card or chipset to work when windows 7 says no rather than being stuck with a $200.00 card that dose not work.
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I don't know how many people will be affected by this becouse most people do not know how to deal with these driver issues or where to report them. This is definately a windowes 7 issue where windows 7 is repeatedley rejecting the best driver.
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Why? That's why there are reports of video games not working, monitors not working and the lot. If there is no way I can get my card or chipset to work properly than what can I do if I don't force install it? Especially after windows update installs a video driver and now it doesn't work right. Should I use one of the free Technet Plus incidents on this? Again thanks for any assistance offered in solving this issue.īut Mark, The only thing though is windows 7 often rejects the hardware manufacturers video drivers which are more compatible than the 7 disk or windows update. Anyone have any ideas? If you require any further info please ask. Totally out of ideas of what else to try. Updated motherboard bios, reinstalled win7 same issue.
Tried all the above listed drivers with various compatability modes eg.
Tried installing Server 2008 (my previous OS) using the manual driver install via inf file it installed first go using vista drivers so proved the hardware works fine still. No driver update is necessary at this time.) Tried 190.38_desktop_win7_winvista_64bit_english_whql Tried 190.56_desktop_win7_winvista_64bit_international Tried vga_driver_nvidia_(win7)vista64_186.18 Reinstalled (clean installs) Win7 several times Extracted each of the above drivers and tried specifying the NV_DISP.inf file always results in: (Windows found driver software for your device but encounted an error while attempting to Install The driver selected for this device does not support this version of Windows). Device manager shows Standard VGA Graphics Adapter Tried Windows update - no graphics drivers Tried Nvidia site auto detect drivers to download (Standard VGA Graphics Adapter -Your PC currently has the latest driver installed for your GPU. Installed Windows 7 Ultimate 圆4 RTM (Technet) Can not get my Zotac Nvidia GeForce GTX280 graphics card to install.
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