Wtf! Vsita + Drivers!?

[mVp24]

Ok I'm trying to get some forceware drivers on mine. I installed the one that Frag posted but there are some problems.

1) I dont have ac omplete panel like no thermal monitoring or resolution changing

2) I cant get the classic look from the 80s drivers

Please help me fox this! I've done so many re installs, always using driver cleaner and deleting display drivers from device manager. I am so lost here please help!

I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate with a 7600 GT

Oh and the Nvidia contest doesn't detect my SLI enabled board due to the stupid drivers.

 

[Rastalovich]

I had some similar kinda probs with "new" at the time, drivers for a `generation down card`, it refused to admit it had a tv-out, and the menus goofed.

I`ve seen somewhere else some1 mentioning about not being able to switch to classic... damned if i can remember where.

Freakin nvidia drivers, chances are some1 in the office said "what about the 7xxx series ?" - reply "eff em!".

Think Frag may be up on this.

 

[FarFarAway]

I think you need to download nTune and install that...if they do one for Vista

 

[mVp24]

nope Ntune didnt ix it =(

 

[FarFarAway]

nope Ntune didnt ix it =(

I found that I had to do a total re-image with no GPU drivers in to get the 88 series drivers to show any CP info

EDIT: So how about trying a "repair" using the Windows CD?

 

[mVp24]

so basically do you mean to delete the adapter drivers? Also, what will the repair do, Windows recognizes my 7600, it just doesn't have any options under CPU, I can get temp info from Nmonitor, resolution from windows control panel, and I can still edit digital vibrance and stuff. Is control panel actually necessary now? Will it improve performance? I'm using the Nvidia drivers now actually.. Thanks!

 

[FarFarAway]

I meant I did restored my windows to when I didn't have drivers (but all my proggies) and installed the nVidia drivers. That's what a restore would do

 

[mVp24]

I never even installed drivers in the first place though. With my Vista, everything worked from the get go, needed no drivers...