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OS: Windows 11 Pro (ењ†4) 21H2 Build 22000.708Д¬PU: Intel i9-10900K ASUS ROG Maximus XIII Apex - Z590 Chipset System Manufacturer/Model Number: Custom Build - The Beast int DVD also now unusable, modem disabled

internal WiFi adapter failed, so use wired ethernet. Screen hinges show fatigue cracks on the clamshell screen damaged when dropped hence ext monitor battery dead, touchpad barely usable, and keyboard pretty knackered, hence ext kb and mouse.

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Other Info: Originally XP home x86 U/G to Pro, U/G Windows7 Pro, U/G Windows 10 Pro Monitor(s) Displays: Advent (Mirage driver) dfmirage.sys 2.0.105.0 Graphics Card: Mobile IntelВ® 915GM/GMS, 910GML Express Chipset Family System Manufacturer/Model Number: Acer Travelmate 2423 It lives in a case with 8 drive bays, and runs several multibooting systems - from Windows XP to 10, and some Linux distributions without problems, and generally with good speed. Almost all of it was thrown out as trash at some time! The keyboard and mouse, and the Graphics Card cost about ВЈ20 altogether. Other Info: This is seriously old kit - dating back to early 2005. Hard Drives: 2 Seagate 500 GBs, Maxtor 300GB, WD160 all rescued from old Sky and NTL STB throwouts. Monitor(s) Displays: Hewlett Packard HP vs17 Sound Card: on-board Realtek High Definition Audio

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Graphics Card: GeForce 9500GT 512MB driver version 341.92 Motherboard: Fujitsu Siemens ASUS P5GD1-FM/S AMI BIOS 1005.1001 System Manufacturer/Model Number: Fujitsu Siemens Scaleo P AMI BIOS 1005.1001 Д¬PU: Intel socket 775 Pentium 4 540 HT 3200 Prescott This message popped up in the corner of one of the nVidia-driven monitors: ' Display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode driver 341.95 has stopped responding and has successfully recovered.' I then rebooted when I looked away for a few minutes I saw the three monitors flashing. Before the restart all three monitors were working correctly.

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I went through a couple of upgrade cycles until the system required only one restart for a working environment. I then download Windows 10's iso file and installed it. This takes the hard disk down to the bare bones. On my Win 10 'Test' machine I cleaned the hard disk using 'Darik's Boot and Nuke'.

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But even if I find another nVidia device driver that will work, I would still have that problem when Windows 10 update comes along and wipe out whatever solution I had installed and the whole mess starts again.ДЎ) I don't have the correct device driver (but I know there is one on the nVidia site, because I used it for about 4-5 months until Windows 10 replaced it with 341.95)Дў) Even if I update it with the correct nVidia device driver, the next Win 10 update that comes along will replace it with 341.95. You suggested 341.95 alas, that's what the Win 10 alert notification indicates to be the problem. It successfully recovered, but after about a minute, the flashing screens started again. This message popped up in the corner of one of the nVidia-driven monitors: 'Display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode driver 341.95 has stopped responding and has successfully recovered.' I then rebooted when I looked away for a few minutes I saw the three screens flashing. It takes the hard disk down to the bare bone. I cleaned the hard disk using 'Darik's Boot and Nuke'. QUESTION: Does anyone have success with the 8800GT and/or 9500GT? I really can't screw up on its Win 7 to 10 upgrade and loose this machine because of bad device drives forced on me by Microsoft. It's an older custom-built machine with an Intel Core2 Q6600 processor and two graphics cards: a GeForce 8800GT and GeForce 9500GT, driving four monitors. I'm now very concerned about my main machine. I just ran out of time to experiment with it after a few weeks. I tried all sorts of things, including a hard disk wipe and complete reload of Win 10. I really need three monitors for the work I do.

I got the nVidia-based monitors when I directly downloaded a driver from the manufacturer, but after that, when the first Microsoft update was downloaded, the nVidia-driven screens went blank. I tried a number of things, but no no avail. All was well until February 2016, when both nVidia monitors quit working and my WiFi card went dead. At first the two nVidia-driven monitors would not work at all, but in a few months they started working after an update download from Microsoft (I was a 'fast track' Insider). I was running Linux on it until January 2015, when I joined the Windows Insider Program and installed Win 10. I have an older machine I use for backup (Dell OptiPlex 745) fairly well appointed, with an on-the-motherboard graphics adapter (Intel, I think) running one monitor and a plug-in nVidia based adapter, running two monitors.

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