Nvidia display driver stopped responding

This is an ongoing problem with Nvidia drivers and some hardware
combinations. I have found that the default drivers, installed along with
Vista, are still the most stable drivers for my Nvidia 6600 video board.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)



"Sarah" <Sarah@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EDF3BE94-D905-402E-ADFE-3671E7D9C0BE@microsoft.com...

> I'm wondering why I haven't seen any new threads on this problem in about
> a
> week. Has anyone actually solved it? Between Nvidia and Vista, I've about
> had
> it!
>
> Sarah

Hey There Guy and Gals
I am new to this blog but see that this is the place to be if you ar
running Vista 64 and having problems. So here's the deal i am having th
same driver recovery problem an it happen in both SLI and normal mode
would have to say that i am having more issues with it in SLI. I am no
new to computers by any means but there does not seem to be a fix i ca
find which is said because i use to make my living doing compute
repairs. What makes the situation worse is that i have a notebook s
swapping out video cards is not an option. I knew going into this tha
Vista 64 would have its problems since it realy a beta incognito bu
damn this is ridiculous half my programs crash on start-up well that
enough whining for one post i have listed my computer Specs below i loo
forward to someone finding an answer cause lord knows it will be 4 to
months for a driver update since the drivers for notebooks aren'
distributed by Nvidia.

Computer Specs
Xtreme 917-V: Notebook
HD 17" WUXGA+ (1900x1200) Super Wide Angle Glass View LCD
Intel® Q6700 2.70GHz QUAD Core™ CPU - 8MB L2 Cache 1333MHz FSB
2 8800 GTX’s in SLI 512ram per card
4gig DDR2 1033MHz RAM
3 7200 RPM drives 2 in raid 0 1 standard
Built in TV Tuner
BT 2.0/Wifi gigabite card
8X DVD±R/RW Burner with 4X Dual Layer Write Speed Multi Drive
OS’s: Vista 64 / XP Professional dual boot


Quote
"your perception is your projected reality for we all are part of
shared hallucination called life" :shock

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Peabodyfunkwyler

This is not a blog!
And Microsoft does not write the Drivers for your laptop.

See the laptop Manufacturer, and Nvidia website for Drivers.

It is not that Vista 64 bit is incompatible with your programs; your
programs (If you had gone into it first, before installing 64bit) are
incompatible with Vista!
--
Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia


"Peabodyfunkwyler" wrote:

>
> Hey There Guy and Gals
> I am new to this blog but see that this is the place to be if you are
> running Vista 64 and having problems. So here's the deal i am having the
> same driver recovery problem an it happen in both SLI and normal mode i
> would have to say that i am having more issues with it in SLI. I am not
> new to computers by any means but there does not seem to be a fix i can
> find which is said because i use to make my living doing computer
> repairs. What makes the situation worse is that i have a notebook so
> swapping out video cards is not an option. I knew going into this that
> Vista 64 would have its problems since it realy a beta incognito but
> damn this is ridiculous half my programs crash on start-up well thats
> enough whining for one post i have listed my computer Specs below i look
> forward to someone finding an answer cause lord knows it will be 4 to 6
> months for a driver update since the drivers for notebooks aren't
> distributed by Nvidia.
>
> Computer Specs
> Xtreme 917-V: Notebook
> HD 17" WUXGA+ (1900x1200) Super Wide Angle Glass View LCD
> Intel® Q6700 2.70GHz QUAD Core™ CPU - 8MB L2 Cache 1333MHz FSB
> 2 8800 GTX’s in SLI 512ram per card
> 4gig DDR2 1033MHz RAM
> 3 7200 RPM drives 2 in raid 0 1 standard
> Built in TV Tuner
> BT 2.0/Wifi gigabite card
> 8X DVD±R/RW Burner with 4X Dual Layer Write Speed Multi Drive
> OS’s: Vista 64 / XP Professional dual boot
>
>
> Quote
> "your perception is your projected reality for we all are part of a
> shared hallucination called life" :shock:
>
>
> --
> Peabodyfunkwyler
>

why thank you very much for your reply to my post i cant tell you how
helpful your insight was.

I cant believe that you even took the time to write such a pointless
reply.. Sorry for not getting the lingo right blog...forum it's all the
same in the end people post stuff and people reply.

Its dillweeeds like you that waste peoples time with your arrogant
remarks and evident lack of any technological knowledge.

((I stated in my post that the drivers only come from the laptop
manufacturer)))

but once again thank you for pointing that out to me:sarc:

If you have read any of the other post you will find that many people
are having the video driver recovery problem. That is what i am trying
to get help with...

So if you have anything helpful in that area please post, if not don't
waste my time and other peoples time who are trying to work together to
find a solution to this problem and the many others that Vista64 comes
with....

Mick Murphy;696269 Wrote:

> This is not a blog!
> And Microsoft does not write the Drivers for your laptop.
>
> See the laptop Manufacturer, and Nvidia website for Drivers.
>
> It is not that Vista 64 bit is incompatible with your programs; your
> programs (If you had gone into it first, before installing 64bit) are
> incompatible with Vista!
> --
> Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
>
>
> "Peabodyfunkwyler" wrote:

> > > >
> > >
> > > Hey There Guy and Gals
> > > I am new to this blog but see that this is the place to be if you are
> > > running Vista 64 and having problems. So here's the deal i am having

> > the

> > > same driver recovery problem an it happen in both SLI and normal mode

> > i

> > > would have to say that i am having more issues with it in SLI. I am

> > not

> > > new to computers by any means but there does not seem to be a fix i

> > can

> > > find which is said because i use to make my living doing computer
> > > repairs. What makes the situation worse is that i have a notebook so
> > > swapping out video cards is not an option. I knew going into this

> > that

> > > Vista 64 would have its problems since it realy a beta incognito but
> > > damn this is ridiculous half my programs crash on start-up well thats
> > > enough whining for one post i have listed my computer Specs below i

> > look

> > > forward to someone finding an answer cause lord knows it will be 4 to

> > 6

> > > months for a driver update since the drivers for notebooks aren't
> > > distributed by Nvidia.
> > >
> > > Computer Specs
> > > Xtreme 917-V: Notebook
> > > HD 17" WUXGA+ (1900x1200) Super Wide Angle Glass View LCD
> > > Intel® Q6700 2.70GHz QUAD Core™ CPU - 8MB L2 Cache 1333MHz FSB
> > > 2 8800 GTX’s in SLI 512ram per card
> > > 4gig DDR2 1033MHz RAM
> > > 3 7200 RPM drives 2 in raid 0 1 standard
> > > Built in TV Tuner
> > > BT 2.0/Wifi gigabite card
> > > 8X DVD±R/RW Burner with 4X Dual Layer Write Speed Multi Drive
> > > OS’s: Vista 64 / XP Professional dual boot
> > >
> > >
> > > Quote
> > > "your perception is your projected reality for we all are part of a
> > > shared hallucination called life" :shock:
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > Peabodyfunkwyler
> > > > >

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Peabodyfunkwyler