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when you have install an orginal Nvidia driver on you RC1 you can't upgrade to RC2. The upgrade process will be failed after 2 hourse. After deinstalling the orginal Nvidia driver you will be able to upgrade to RC2. Regards, Pawel |
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I did not remove the nVidia drive in my Vista RC1 installs
and the upgrade to RC2 worked in both x86 and x64. No failure at all during upgrade. Pawel wrote: Hi ! when you have install an orginal Nvidia driver on you RC1 you can't upgrade to RC2. The upgrade process will be failed after 2 hourse. After deinstalling the orginal Nvidia driver you will be able to upgrade to RC2. Regards, Pawel |
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I am interested in this as a clean install of RC2 installed fine but my
grahpics card/monitor resolution were not good at all. I am not surre if this would cause overall performance issues as I noted slow downs when trying to do anything - didn't have anything like this with beta2 - pre-RC1 or RC1 but RC2 ![]() I had just read it was bets to get grahpics support by doing an upgrade install of RC2 with Nvidia's driver installed which is why I came here to check on this. I installed Nvidia's driver with RC1 which is working very well for me would like to install RC2 again but dread the actual slow down I had first time with the clean install. If I thought it was due to the fact I did a clean install then an upgrade may be an option especially when my monitor resolution is correct now? My computer has supported all previous versions without too many issues apart from installing my sound driver each time which is why I was disappointed with the issues I had after RC2. puzzled now "Theo" wrote: I did not remove the nVidia drive in my Vista RC1 installs and the upgrade to RC2 worked in both x86 and x64. No failure at all during upgrade. Pawel wrote: Hi ! when you have install an orginal Nvidia driver on you RC1 you can't upgrade to RC2. The upgrade process will be failed after 2 hourse. After deinstalling the orginal Nvidia driver you will be able to upgrade to RC2. Regards, Pawel |
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The nVidia driver in RC2 build 5744 is newer than the driver
on the nVidia web site for RC1. I wouldn't mess with it if it's working. pippin wrote: I am interested in this as a clean install of RC2 installed fine but my grahpics card/monitor resolution were not good at all. I am not surre if this would cause overall performance issues as I noted slow downs when trying to do anything - didn't have anything like this with beta2 - pre-RC1 or RC1 but RC2 ![]() I had just read it was bets to get grahpics support by doing an upgrade install of RC2 with Nvidia's driver installed which is why I came here to check on this. I installed Nvidia's driver with RC1 which is working very well for me would like to install RC2 again but dread the actual slow down I had first time with the clean install. If I thought it was due to the fact I did a clean install then an upgrade may be an option especially when my monitor resolution is correct now? My computer has supported all previous versions without too many issues apart from installing my sound driver each time which is why I was disappointed with the issues I had after RC2. puzzled now "Theo" wrote: I did not remove the nVidia drive in my Vista RC1 installs and the upgrade to RC2 worked in both x86 and x64. No failure at all during upgrade. Pawel wrote: Hi ! when you have install an orginal Nvidia driver on you RC1 you can't upgrade to RC2. The upgrade process will be failed after 2 hourse. After deinstalling the orginal Nvidia driver you will be able to upgrade to RC2. Regards, Pawel |
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RC2 made my Nvidia driver worse as my resolution could not be set as the monitor should have it. When I formatted and installed RC1 again my screen was perfect - not too sure why this happened with RC2. "Theo" wrote: The nVidia driver in RC2 build 5744 is newer than the driver on the nVidia web site for RC1. I wouldn't mess with it if it's working. pippin wrote: I am interested in this as a clean install of RC2 installed fine but my grahpics card/monitor resolution were not good at all. I am not surre if this would cause overall performance issues as I noted slow downs when trying to do anything - didn't have anything like this with beta2 - pre-RC1 or RC1 but RC2 ![]() I had just read it was bets to get grahpics support by doing an upgrade install of RC2 with Nvidia's driver installed which is why I came here to check on this. I installed Nvidia's driver with RC1 which is working very well for me would like to install RC2 again but dread the actual slow down I had first time with the clean install. If I thought it was due to the fact I did a clean install then an upgrade may be an option especially when my monitor resolution is correct now? My computer has supported all previous versions without too many issues apart from installing my sound driver each time which is why I was disappointed with the issues I had after RC2. puzzled now "Theo" wrote: I did not remove the nVidia drive in my Vista RC1 installs and the upgrade to RC2 worked in both x86 and x64. No failure at all during upgrade. Pawel wrote: Hi ! when you have install an orginal Nvidia driver on you RC1 you can't upgrade to RC2. The upgrade process will be failed after 2 hourse. After deinstalling the orginal Nvidia driver you will be able to upgrade to RC2. Regards, Pawel |
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