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    Nvidia 680m error code 10

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Nothing.To.Lose, Aug 8, 2012.

  1. Nothing.To.Lose

    Nothing.To.Lose Notebook Consultant

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    I just received my Malibal Satori P170EM, I tried installing the nvidia driver and it said that my graphics card was not turned on so I went to device manager and it said error code 10 could not start
     
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    hackness Notebook Virtuoso

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    Did you install Intel HD4000 driver first?
     
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    yes i did

    10char
     
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    for the change in the bios I cannot find where to change that
     
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    There's nothing in the BIOS that allows you to turn on/off the dGPU.

    Do you see GTX680M next to VGA when you bring up the BIOS menu? If the BIOS version is 1.00.05 and it shows Empty next to VGA slot, then you might need to resit the card, if it doesn't work, then it may have been "dead on arrival" (hope this is not the case).
     
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    Malibal helped me, they sent me a working driver. :D
     
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    Dude, your card is broken. Send it to me and I'll give you my 7970M + $300 because I'm a nice guy. Whaddyasay?
     
    Seanzky, Aug 8, 2012
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    hackness Notebook Virtuoso

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    Did they send you 302.77?
     
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