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Can't update nvidia drivers

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Hax    0

Hax
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I have tried to update nvidia drivers of my notebook ge72vr6rf apache pro. The only drivers that works are the ones provided by the msi. The problem is that they haven't updated those since 2016 and I can't play newer games. 

 

Some say you need to mod your 1060 drivers, which I have no idea how to some says you need to update the flags in ini files. So please help me

 

Thanks for your time.

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Moeinf    0

Moeinf
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update your bios and windows to lastest

new version of nvidia drivers having problem with older windows 10 versions

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ellynkohl
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On 8/11/2020 at 5:16 PM, Moeinf said:

update your bios and windows to lastest 8 ball pool

new version of nvidia drivers having problem with older windows 10 versions

Thanks, very helpful

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On 6/24/2020 at 10:11 PM, Hax said:

I have tried to update nvidia drivers of my notebook ge72vr6rf apache pro. The only drivers that works are the ones provided by the msi. The problem is that they haven't updated those since 2016 and I can't play newer games. 

 

Some say you need to mod your 1060 drivers, which I have no idea how to some says you need to update the flags in ini files. So please help me

 

Thanks for your time.

provide me the hardware id of your gpu and I will make you an inf

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