It's better to not use those crapapps. Just open Device Manager from This PC>Right Click>Manage>Device Manager, pull up the Display Device, Press "Drivers" and choose "Roll Back Driver". That will fix it without installing any potential virus-strewn "Driver Updater" app, of which most of those are infected.
Just to report that this problem does not persist on latest nvidia driver ,today release 375.63
Thanks for that. I didn't expect an update quite so quickly after discovering the problem.
The NVIDIA drivers have been an issue since Windows 10 RTM rolled out. A lot of that has to do with the GPU's that are no longer supported by NVIDIA or Microsoft.
How do you mean not supported?
Btw my asus 980 ti strix was released in august 2015 so it not outdated hardware...
By the way I would keep away from the latest hot fix version 375.63. still quite buggy.
https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...-10-20-16-/22/
As I stated is that if it is older hardware or the APU/CPU/GPU is no longer supported by the chipset company, it becomes EOL. Why keep supporting something that was either discontinued because of design failure or that the hardware was past the expected lifespan (only made for a certain line for a certain OEM).
If every chipset that was ever made had their drivers kept available, even though it and the driver is not going to work with the OS. Those drivers would take up as much space as the OS itself on the hard drive takes up.
Even Linux has discontinued the same hardware and do not allow legacy hardware to be used with the newer Kernels.
That one especially. You kind of wonder if they did not put that bug in there to force the end users to go out and buy hardware, since the hardware sales have taken a huge slump. It is bad enough that you could take two cards from two different manufacturers and have one not work and the other one does.
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