New Nvidia Drivers

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Afraid not, I know a while back I was helping a guy with a Nvidia card and
Vista 32 and he got the same error messages. I never heard if he got it
fixed.

My suggestion would be to un-install the current driver, if it's the
Microsoft drivers, I would go in under device manager and choose rollback
driver and check the option to delete the driver.

I looked over in the nVida forums on didn't find any answers. But a Google
search says you'll get this on a laptop with a GO card. If that is the case,
you'll need to get the drivers from your laptop maker

Patyent Hunter said:
omg,
I am still recieving the Not-32 Vista error message. With the newly
released, 158.24.

I do not get what is going on with my system. I KNOW I have Vista 32-bit.
But the message persists.

Still any thoughts?

Dale White said:
Also, the 158.24 drivers are out
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x86_158.24.html


Dale White said:
Do you have a dual or single config. They were suppose to have fixed
this
issue with the 158.18s

Resolved Single-GPU Issues

All GPUs

. Oblivion-there is corruption on glowing weapons when HDR is

enabled along with antialiasing. [303289]

. "This is not Vista" error message appears when installing Windows

Vista 32-bit drivers on a Windows Vista 64-bit operating system.

The error message did not indicate which operating system (32-bit or
64-bit) is

installed. NVIDIA has fixed the installer error message to better tell
the
end user

which version of Windows Vista drivers and operating system are
running.




message Well....

I tried to install these drivers, Forceware 158.18. But the installer
tells
me I don't have Vista 32-bit.
I keep double checking my system specs to make sure it says 32-bit on
it.

I don't know what is up, I sent nVidia two notifications through the
Vista
Quality Assurance on nVidia's site.
I have recieved no word wait.
 
Hi,
When you run the installer it unpacks the files to a folder (suggested
during the setup process). Use device manager and use the "update driver"
button, then point the wizard to look in that folder.

Neil
 
I realized the problem now...
Some how the installer compatability mode was set to Windows XP S2 by
default. So the error messages were because the installer thought it was
installing on XP.

Thanks for the responses.

Dale White said:
Afraid not, I know a while back I was helping a guy with a Nvidia card and
Vista 32 and he got the same error messages. I never heard if he got it
fixed.

My suggestion would be to un-install the current driver, if it's the
Microsoft drivers, I would go in under device manager and choose rollback
driver and check the option to delete the driver.

I looked over in the nVida forums on didn't find any answers. But a Google
search says you'll get this on a laptop with a GO card. If that is the case,
you'll need to get the drivers from your laptop maker

Patyent Hunter said:
omg,
I am still recieving the Not-32 Vista error message. With the newly
released, 158.24.

I do not get what is going on with my system. I KNOW I have Vista 32-bit.
But the message persists.

Still any thoughts?

Dale White said:
Also, the 158.24 drivers are out
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x86_158.24.html


Do you have a dual or single config. They were suppose to have fixed
this
issue with the 158.18s

Resolved Single-GPU Issues

All GPUs

. Oblivion-there is corruption on glowing weapons when HDR is

enabled along with antialiasing. [303289]

. "This is not Vista" error message appears when installing Windows

Vista 32-bit drivers on a Windows Vista 64-bit operating system.

The error message did not indicate which operating system (32-bit or
64-bit) is

installed. NVIDIA has fixed the installer error message to better tell
the
end user

which version of Windows Vista drivers and operating system are
running.




message Well....

I tried to install these drivers, Forceware 158.18. But the installer
tells
me I don't have Vista 32-bit.
I keep double checking my system specs to make sure it says 32-bit on
it.

I don't know what is up, I sent nVidia two notifications through the
Vista
Quality Assurance on nVidia's site.
I have recieved no word wait.
 
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