I have a weird problem with the NVIDIA 8400GS video card. I did a clean install to windows7 64bit from vista 32bit. Before install my video card seems to work fine, i am able to watch movie and play videos. But after install i am not able to view videos clearly, resolution is not clear.

I installed the latest nvidia 8series drivers from the nvidia website. And they said compatible for 64 bit too. Is there any fix for my drivers or is there any thing i am doing wrong.

Nba Playoffs 2012 Full Game S. I am driving crazy since 2 days by uninstall and install these drivers. I've had a look for you at NVIDIA and unless you're card is defect or you've got the the wrong driver, you have a unique problem for now. Program Za Elektronski Rulet: Software Free Download. I've installed both Win7 x86 and x64 with 2 different NVIDIA cards, NVIDIA 6200A (agp-64bit w/256MB) NVIDIA 9600GT (pcix w/512MB DDR3).

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And both cards worked perfect (even the 6200A got a 3.2 score!!!) I don't know if you install the nvidia drivers for a special reason, but i have a feeling that you would be better of with jus the drivers that come with Win7. Do note that it could be a conflict with the manufactor model you have. For instance, I've build a SLI (2x ASUS EN9600 512) with Vista sp2 x86 for a customer. I installed the machine with the latest drivers from NVIDIA and i noticed a few glitches, i then installed the ASUS suplied drivers and it worked just fine even boosted the sys performance and game response. This is all i can think off but it happens all the time especialy with when you buy a card from a lowcost manufactorer. Here is the link to the release notes for the correct driver and the driver it self (nvidia) if you have a card with a nvidia chipset from asus or xfx, you might wanna check there, but only if the standard driver from Microsoft doesnt work.

Release notes x64 Driver 8400GS Win7 x64 WHQL!! Hope it works out;).

I've had a look for you at NVIDIA and unless you're card is defect or you've got the the wrong driver, you have a unique problem for now. I've installed both Win7 x86 and x64 with 2 different NVIDIA cards, NVIDIA 6200A (agp-64bit w/256MB) NVIDIA 9600GT (pcix w/512MB DDR3). And both cards worked perfect (even the 6200A got a 3.2 score!!!) I don't know if you install the nvidia drivers for a special reason, but i have a feeling that you would be better of with jus the drivers that come with Win7. Do note that it could be a conflict with the manufactor model you have. For instance, I've build a SLI (2x ASUS EN9600 512) with Vista sp2 x86 for a customer. I installed the machine with the latest drivers from NVIDIA and i noticed a few glitches, i then installed the ASUS suplied drivers and it worked just fine even boosted the sys performance and game response. This is all i can think off but it happens all the time especialy with when you buy a card from a lowcost manufactorer.

Here is the link to the release notes for the correct driver and the driver it self (nvidia) if you have a card with a nvidia chipset from asus or xfx, you might wanna check there, but only if the standard driver from Microsoft doesnt work. Release notes x64 Driver 8400GS Win7 x64 WHQL!! Hope it works out;). I have a simular issue with nvidia graphics and win 7 pro x64 as well. I accepted the windows update drivers for my nvidia 8800 gts, and after that the system became unstable. Just idling with only the desktop running the memory consumption rose to 50-60% of max untill an error message occured saying that the problem would be reported.