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Join the GeForce community. Browse categories, post your questions, or just chat with other members. This package contains the DCH graphics driver for nVIDIA Desktop GeForce RTX20xx GPU products. It is supported on Alienware, XPS, Inspiron, Vostro, and Precision systems that run Windows 10 (64-bit) operating system. This update only supports Windows 10 April 2018 Update and later. It is not compatible with Windows 10 Fall Creators Update and older. The bad news is that a) NView desktop manager is only available for Quadro card owners b) It can only be installed on Windows XP (and Vista if you are lucky). There is a petition on NVidia forums to port it to Windows 7, but as far as I am concerned demand isn’t big enough for developers to spend time on it.


I would like to report this, perhaps, 'wrong' behaviour.

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I have an NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT.
Running on Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit.
I had installed latest NVIDIA drivers though the NVIDIA website. Currently was at Version 332.21.
Windows Update, had found some NVIDIA related drivers, when going this way in a previous Windows installation, I found out that actually, they integrate then fully with NVIDIAs websites drivers and update systems. So this time, I went straight and downloaded latest driver from NVIDIA and installed it.
After that, Windows nicely noticed those drivers, and further Windows Updates were not found or suggested, about NVIDIA graphics drivers.
I had one day some serious issues with my PC, which has happened also another time some month ago.
Mainly, as seen in Reliabilty Monitor, Video hardware errors, and Windows abnormal shutdowns, because I needed to push the reset button to shutdown, after the freezes of the monitor, together with slowdowns of mouse cursor and odd colours on the screen. This together with a failed Windows startup, which resulted in using the recommended Startup Repair, on Windows boot. This happened another time, exactly the same, some time ago. At that previous time, the Startup Repair said, that it found some error root cause, although, it was little cryptic, something like perhaps, changes to system configurations or stuff like that. Nevertheless, it said that it passed the tests and Integrity Repair went OK. This time, however, Startup Repair could not perform the final Integrity Repair, and reported some root cause of: 'Unknown Bugcheck: Bugcheck 124, ..'., with a final:
Repair action: System files integrity check and repair
Result: Failed. Error code = 0x490
Nevermind all that, (although it would be nice if you know something about this), my main reason for posting this is for the following:
After I went to Reliability Monitor, I clicked on Check for solutions, on the Video hardware errors.
After a little time, Windows came back with suggesting some actions, in the Action Center.
One of those, which probably had to do with the Video hardware errors, suggested a procedure about the NVIDIA driver.
The message was labeled:

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'Solve a problem with NVIDIA Graphics Driver'
I opened the solution, and it said those stuff:
Solve a problem with NVIDIA Graphics Driver

NVIDIA Graphics Driver has stopped working properly.

A driver update, if available, might prevent this problem from recurring.

There are several ways of locating and installing driver updates, but it is best to let Windows do this for you. Try the first step below, which describes the process. If it doesn't produce a driver update that solves the problem, then try the remaining steps in the order given.

  1. Check for optional third-party updates

  2. Try updating manually

  3. Check the NVIDIA Corporation website for driver updates

  4. Check your computer manufacturer's website for driver updates

What is a driver?


So, I began by taking the steps one after another, from top to bottom as suggested.
The number 1. options when expanded, said:

Even if all critical updates have been installed on your computer, optional updates might be available for NVIDIA Graphics Driver that have yet to be installed. Here's how to use Windows Update to check for and install optional driver updates:


a. Tap or click to open Windows Update in Control Panel


b. In the left pane, tap or click Check for updates to see if there are any optional updates available for your computer.


c. If optional updates are available, tap or click the link to view and select the updates to install. (If you don't see this link, you might have to tap or click Check online for updates from Microsoft Update).

If no optional updates are available, go to step 2.


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d. Select the optional updates you want to install (especially if they appear to be graphics related), tap or click OK, and then tap or click Install updates.


This procedure, did not produce any results. I checked for Updates but there was none found.
So the issue I am going to report here, has to do with option number 2.
Option 2, when expanded, said:

If no optional NVIDIA Graphics Driver updates were available in Windows Update, you can try updating NVIDIA Graphics Driver manually.

Note
It's best to let Windows install drivers for your hardware automatically, as described in step 1 above.

If you decide to manually update , here's how to do it:


a. Tap or click to open Device Manager If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.


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b. In Device Manager, double-tap or double-click Display adapters, and then double-tap or double-click the name of the device running NVIDIA Graphics Driver.


c. Tap or click the Driver tab, and then tap or click Update Driver.


d. When asked how you want to search for driver software, tap or click Search automatically for updated driver software.


e. Windows will locate and install a new driver if one is available.


When I followed the above procedure, this 'wrong' thing happened.

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Windows said, that it Updated the Driver successfully.
It installed, an older driver in place of my latest 332.21 NVIDIA driver that I had installed from NVIDIA.
I can confirm that the driver was 332.21, as when I saw the Driver Tab it had:
Driver Version: 9.18.13.3221
The specific driver that Windows Device Manager installed was:
NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM v1.1)
General Tab
Device type: Display adapters
Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Location: PCI bus 5, device 0, function 0
Driver Tab
Driver Provider: NVIDIA

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Driver Date: 14-May-09
Driver Version: 8.15.11.8593
Digital Signer: Microsoft Windows
After that, my NVIDIA 332.21 driver, were listed in Add/Remove Programs, but I did not check to see if it works, for example if it could be uninstalled.

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But, at least, I could report, that in Control Panel, there was this NVIDIA Control Panel, which I clicked, but nothing happened.
It did not open the NVIDIA Control Panel.
So, I report all this, because I feel that it is wrong behaviour.
A question that came to my mind for example is, why did Windows update the Graphics driver, through Device Manager, when the current NVIDIA driver, was newer than the one which Device Manager installed?

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Thanks a lot.
Appreciate your thoughts and suggestions on this.
Perhaps, something might be done, if this above behaviour is not as it should be.

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Cheers!