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automatic update drivers
how do i stop vista forcing the installation of its crummy wddm on my
graphics card, i have tried numerous times to stop it, and now its getting on my goat of annoyance |
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automatic update drivers
It won't matter...you can just install the ones you download over it. Not
sure what the problem is - unless its causing a crash or something? -- Byron Hinson ActiveWin Windows Site: http://www.activewin.com "Squibbly" wrote in message ... how do i stop vista forcing the installation of its crummy wddm on my graphics card, i have tried numerous times to stop it, and now its getting on my goat of annoyance |
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automatic update drivers
If you are referring to drivers that come down from Windows Update, change
your settings to either notify, or download but not automatically install. Then you can weed out any unwanted updates. -- Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled :-) Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-) "Squibbly" wrote in message ... how do i stop vista forcing the installation of its crummy wddm on my graphics card, i have tried numerous times to stop it, and now its getting on my goat of annoyance |
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automatic update drivers
no jane, everytime i uninstall the drivers and restart, it doesnt go to
windows update or anything, just installs the wddm drivers which is plain annoying, since everytime i use video there is a stutter and nvidia suggests that i uninstall the wddm drivers or any old drivers before installing drivers "Jane C" wrote in message ... If you are referring to drivers that come down from Windows Update, change your settings to either notify, or download but not automatically install. Then you can weed out any unwanted updates. -- Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled :-) Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-) "Squibbly" wrote in message ... how do i stop vista forcing the installation of its crummy wddm on my graphics card, i have tried numerous times to stop it, and now its getting on my goat of annoyance |
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automatic update drivers
its not crashing, but nividia suggests that i uninstall any drivers of video
card before i update "Byron Hinson" wrote in message ... It won't matter...you can just install the ones you download over it. Not sure what the problem is - unless its causing a crash or something? -- Byron Hinson ActiveWin Windows Site: http://www.activewin.com "Squibbly" wrote in message ... how do i stop vista forcing the installation of its crummy wddm on my graphics card, i have tried numerous times to stop it, and now its getting on my goat of annoyance |
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automatic update drivers
Which when you do, will put them back to the basic ones Vista uses, that
not a bug or a problem its just how it works. You can still install your new drivers fine. -- Byron Hinson ActiveWin Windows Site: http://www.activewin.com Photos: http://www.byronhinson.com "Squibbly" wrote in message ... its not crashing, but nividia suggests that i uninstall any drivers of video card before i update "Byron Hinson" wrote in message ... It won't matter...you can just install the ones you download over it. Not sure what the problem is - unless its causing a crash or something? -- Byron Hinson ActiveWin Windows Site: http://www.activewin.com "Squibbly" wrote in message ... how do i stop vista forcing the installation of its crummy wddm on my graphics card, i have tried numerous times to stop it, and now its getting on my goat of annoyance |