nVidia new driver issue

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  1. ofolion

    ofolion Regular member

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    I updated my driver for my nVidia 6600 GT (512mbs) graphics card as i hadn't updated it in well over 6 months, anyway after installed and rebooted the resoultion had changed from 1280 by 1024pxls to 800 by 600 pxls....anyway i thought this was just due to the settings being wiped from the new driver

    So i logged on and changed the resolution back to 1280 by 1024pxls everything ran fine for that time BUT now whenever i restart the computer it starts in 800 by 600pxls which is REALLY big for my monitor...is there anyway i can make it so it STICKS to 1280 by 1028pxls rather than having to manually change it every time i turn the computer on?
     
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    Same thing happened to me last night after upgrading my card, except mine defaulted to 640 X 480! I opted to roll back the driver to the previous version.
     
  3. boxwrench

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    Yep, there is something screwy with the newest Forceware,since I updated mine for the 7600GS on my Amd and the 6600gt on the Intel system they both report that I have only a single graphics card and sli cannot be configured,I never had more than 1 card per computer!

    Either use your previous drivers or wait, they'll get it sorted out sooner or later.
     
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    Ok thanks for you feedback...will probs rollback as its getting annoying having to change it everytime i turn the computer on!

    If i have done some seriously virus and spyware removal will it make a differance if i rollback? Wont recreate them or anything?
     
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    You just need to roll back the driver, not do a system restore. In Device Manager, right click on your card/Properties, Driver/Roll Back driver.
     

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