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Shadowsilence wrote: | Okay okay the A/V software worked like a charm. But I still can't get Nvidia drivers to load. But I told windows instead of it being a generic vga adapter, that it was a geforce4 440, it's now working pretty good without the nvidia donwloaded drivers. |
Looks like Windows uses recompiled drivers, as I would suppose they have to.
Did you specifically get the Nvidia 64-bit drivers? _________________
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Read nVidia's website carefully! They do not provide drivers for ANY laptop graphics card, telling you to get them from the laptop manufacturer instead. In turn, HP/Compaq never release updated graphics drivers, no matter how buggy the ones they shipped with the unit are.
Anyone considering buying a Laptop with an NVidia card should be warned in advance that they'll be left completely out in the cold by both nVidia and HP/Compaq.
Luckily the guy at Omega drivers hacked the ofiicial nVidia drivers and got them to install on GO chips (drivers always worked, nVidia just crippled the install program.) You'll have to talk him into doing the 64-bit drivers.
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