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    8800m gts driver healp plz!

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by alexlm, Jun 26, 2008.

  1. alexlm

    alexlm Notebook Consultant

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    hi guy, I am having trouble with a driver, I want to install the 175.63 but when I start the setup it looks like its installed and asks to restart the laptop, I restarted it and when I look on ntune it has the old one! :mad:
     
  2. iaTa

    iaTa Do Not Feed

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    Have you got the latest inf file from laptopvideo2go as the old versions had a problem with the 8800M GTS entry. Also try installing manually through device manager rather than running the setup.
     
  3. royk50

    royk50 times being what they are

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    make a search on "have disk method"

    actually installing the video driver is such a common question around here
    how about a finding a good thread and "sticky" it ?
     
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    alexlm Notebook Consultant

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    I all ready tried all that, and nothing, what inf file should I use????
     
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    Crooks1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    My intentions are not to hijack the thread, but it would probably be better than starting a whole new one.
    QUESTION: GW in no shape or form supplies new or updated Vid Card Drivers themselves? We the customers must always resort to putting these drivers ourselves thru other sites? Is this common amongst other Laptop/Notebook manufacturers?
     
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    Yeah most mainstream manufacturers only update their drivers if there is a problem etc - rarely for performance boosts. Dell is terrible for example.