Hey guys, Long time no see. And yes I'm here to give out Uploaded premium accounts :D I havent been on AS since the beginning of the year... School... Don't stay in school...lol. Well I've been busy with that and work. :D and I found a female friend . Haven't made much music, other than like 2 ghost prods, and a few sound designs. I don't plan on being active here much. Gotta finish this semester of college first. Then I'll be here like a boss. Hope all you guys are doing fine! I'll be active on my post until next week. After that I'm back to the grind of school. Well I'm giving out 3x 1 month uploaded.net premium accounts. Comment "account please" The first 3 get them oh yeah if someone could help me. I've been building computers for hospitals in my area. Okey I have a EVGA Gtx 670 on windows 7 64bit. MSI Mpower haswell mobo, Intel i7, 32gb ram. The nvidia drivers are failing when i try to install them. These are standard rigs i build for the hospitals, and this is like the first time this happened. I've read online for solutions... but nothing. The hard drives are 2 4TB RevuAhn pci solid state drives. No clue whats messing up the driver installation. If you have tips or a solution, LET ME KNOW!!! I'd hate to RMA an entire rig. Comment and I'll get your premium accounts within the next day.

 

Welcome back my friend, good to see you.

Account please. Would also love one for my man X who basically works here for free moderating all the time.

Are you updating the drivers manually or using GeForce Experience? I actually bitched them out on the nVidia forums when an older version of GeForce Experience had some issue where it was detecting drivers as corrupted even on a fresh install of Windows and would refuse to update them. Literally the next day they updated GeForce Experience to 1.82. Nice to at least see a company that listens to feedback and fixes their mistakes. If you used GeForce Experience then update the application if you haven't already. If not then try using GeForce Experience. It could also be the latest drivers, I haven't really had proper time to test though. I heard some people had some weird issues, try using one version older and see if that might help. Oh and by the way do you get an error message?

 

I'll pm you tomorrow for the two accouns(bout to go to bed and idk where my credit cards are lol) No I'm manually installing them. I tried using GeForce experience as well. It just says drivers failed to install then suggest i restart my machine... I'm thinking it could be the card itself but when I put in like a GTX 650 Ti the drivers also fail. I can't put a comp in a medical environment until this thing is figured out. I'm gunna start putting each component in my testing bench and find the root cause :/ oh yeah and good to see you again Caty! Thanks for the help, if you have any other idea on how to fix this let me know. Ima have to call Nvidia tomorrow and just get tech support i guess. Talk to you tomorrow. Well today but in like 10 hours. *yes*

 

Sounds good, thanks a lot of contributing to the forums. You're the rare breed that isn't always involved day to day but you still try to support us. Concerning the card: try installing the drivers in Safe Mode and see if you get the same error. Then you can also do diagnostics on the card but that might not be the problem seeing as you've tried another one too. Try booting from a live CD or USB and see if it detects the video card to test further. Oh and check the Event Logs in the system to see if the reason was logged.

 

Account please. I don't know you and you don't know me, but I would just like to see how crappy-for-free uploaded works with premium account; maybe I would change my opinion about it. And also there are some big files that I would like and cannot find anywhere else and dl for free is impossible. Thank you in advance!

 

Hey Friend
Being a IT tech for 15 yrs and a Knowledged reverse engineer for friends on Audio Z I can tell you my experience that will probably do the trick.
1st things 1st go into your Bios and make sure the on board video is disabled, if there is one! that will cause the gtx drivers to fail
#2 if that fails check the slot the card is inserted into make sure its properly seated and if theres a alternative slot to use! use it also, that should hopefully solve your problem checking those two task. Crappy almost forgot MAKE SURE theres no Antivirus program Norton Ect. Blocking the Install from properly installing
Good Luck make sure your also using the proper drivers like my friend catalyst stated ! try even a older one if needed

 

Welcome back, Hebrew.

I'll gladly take an account, if there is still one left *yes*

I'm afraid I can't really help you with your problem.
But just curious: does a PC for a hospital really need 32 gig of RAM?

 

all accounts are gone :/ but im not dying any time soon. So i'll still be here to give more around the end of april. But yes a hospital does need 32gb ram. This comp is going to be used for heart monitoring, scans, database, and xray transfers and a few other graphical based works. So yeah I'd rather have too many than not enough literally, peoples lives depend on it :P

 

No problem, mate

Yeah, in that case I wouldn't save on RAM.
On another thought: If peoples lives depend on a PC, that's bad enough
Blue Screen of Death gets a whole new meaning there...

 

hahah no joke. If one of my comps were to get the blue screen of death.... Yeah I die if that happens *no*

 

where did u downoad the graphics drivers from?it may happens sometimes that the newest drivers u find on the NVIDIA site r buggy (some vrersions were completely screwed up),have u tried to download them and install them through windows update,usually it gives u less problems,at least for me

cheers

 

yeah... I tried all the solutions in the thread... Nothing. A firmware update fixed it. Then the drives installed correctly. Then i tested the 3d settings in windows experience rating thing. Bam it hardlocked and black screened. Bad card... :/ Thank you guys for the advice tho! I was able to find the solution. too bad card was a dud.

 

Heart monitoring on a consumer PC ?
I thought these were dedicated hardware, not PCs.
This is really scary