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GeForce Driver Installation Issues on Newly Reinstalled Windows 10 System

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  • #1 17209733
    tomsontt
    Level 6  
    Hello, yesterday I was forced to reinstall Windows, after installing the new system there is no way to install GeForce drivers, the problem appears at the very beginning.
    GeForce Driver Installation Issues on Newly Reinstalled Windows 10 System
    The drivers are well selected and for the right version of Windows, I have no more strength or ideas, because from yesterday I can't install it. Please help.

    PS. I will add that the Windows update constantly crashes this error and does not want to update me:
    GeForce Driver Installation Issues on Newly Reinstalled Windows 10 System
    Help :(
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  • #2 17209763
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. Insert driver identifiers. Select and paste into the answer. And provide the computer specifications.
  • #3 17209770
    tomsontt
    Level 6  
    Where can I check this driver ID?
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  • #5 17209781
    Matuzalem
    Level 43  
    Identifiers, probably not drivers and cards (hardware) to be - https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic1228905.html#6150859
    Instead, you probably just need the model and manufacturer of graphics and information about whether previous drivers were installed without trouble and whether the system was updated in the meantime (up to 1803).
  • #6 17209797
    tomsontt
    Level 6  
    there is no such thing as "unknown device" in the device manager, I only have the integrate installed and geforca can't see, the system update has installed everything for me except what I showed on the screen in the first post.
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  • #7 17209810
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Yes, but maybe you could give her the ID of this graphics card? And just like a friend @Matuzalem
    model and manufacturer of graphics provided and did you have a system update?
  • #8 17209818
    tomsontt
    Level 6  
    GeForce Driver Installation Issues on Newly Reinstalled Windows 10 System GeForce Driver Installation Issues on Newly Reinstalled Windows 10 System

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    I will add that windows is updated build 10240, just why I still do not want to install this update
    GeForce Driver Installation Issues on Newly Reinstalled Windows 10 System
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  • #10 17209853
    leotdipl
    Level 23  
    tomsontt wrote:
    Hello, yesterday I was forced to reinstall Windows, after installing the new system there is no way to install GeForce drivers, the problem appears at the very beginning.
    The drivers are well selected and for the right version of Windows, I have no more strength or ideas, because from yesterday I can't install it. Please help.

    PS. I will add that the Windows update constantly crashes this error and does not want to update me:
    GeForce Driver Installation Issues on Newly Reinstalled Windows 10 System
    Help :(


    hello, you should upload events here, e.g. from "Event View / Custom Views". You'll find everything in "Admin Tools". Start from this. You have PC specs here, but start with specifics. Your confidence in choosing the right driver is not enough.
  • #11 17210013
    jacek0503
    Level 21  
    I don't want my friend to worry, but it seems to me that the card is "dead". I had the same. Unfortunately, no "mary spells", drivers, "putting systems, etc." could not do. I hope my friend doesn't have that.
  • #12 17228425
    MIR_TECH
    Pupil
    Costs costs costs. I suggest looking around for a new card

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues faced during the installation of GeForce drivers on a newly reinstalled Windows 10 system. The user reports difficulties in installing the drivers, despite selecting the correct version for their system. Responses suggest checking driver identifiers, providing computer specifications, and ensuring that the graphics card is recognized in the device manager. Recommendations include uninstalling existing drivers, installing them with system compatibility as an administrator, and checking for Windows updates. Some participants express concern that the graphics card may be malfunctioning, indicating potential hardware failure.
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