Latest NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Drivers for Windows 10

OldMike65 · 03 Dec 2018

Gramps said:

For those that want to try out, 417.22 now available. NVIDIA

Thanks Gramps

kado897 · 03 Dec 2018

Thanks Gramps.

Dave44 · 03 Dec 2018

updated and working fine here

Brink · 03 Dec 2018

Gramps said:

For those that want to try out, 417.22 now available. NVIDIA

Thank you Gramps. First post updated.

DooGie · 03 Dec 2018

Thanks for the heads up Gramps

Link to the Release Notes http://us.download.nvidia.com/Window...ease-notes.pdf

pietcorus2 · 03 Dec 2018

No problems with previous , so will not update (again ??) .
Dont fix what aint broken...............

Soxa · 03 Dec 2018

i have a problem with all 400.xx drivers when i play final fantasy XIV and i alt tab out of the game then i come back in the game the game is darker then normal i dont know what it is but when i use driver 399.24 i have no problems my firmware from my gpu is latest so i dunno :/

using gtx 1080ti

RingTailCoon · 03 Dec 2018

Updated, so far no trubbles...

Cliff S · 08 Dec 2018

PSA: on Windows October 2018 Update and How To Fix It | TechPowerUp

The problem:

For those doing a fresh install of Microsoft's latest Windows 10 operating system (version 1809 October 2018 Update), you may encounter an issue with NVIDIA graphics drivers. Namely, a message may pop up when you install the graphics driver, telling you "The standard NVIDIA graphics driver is not compatible with this version of Windows". The issue is caused by the operating system automatically installing the GeForce 398.36 DCH graphics driver through Windows Update, immediately after first log-on. DCH drivers are also known as "Universal Windows Driver", "UWD", "DCHU", and "Declarative, Componentized, Hardware Support App", and leverage the Windows UWP platform for driver control panels while promising simpler updates and maintainability.

If networking is available during the Windows 10 installation, the operating system will automatically look for a graphics driver on Windows Update, which is a good thing, as it simplifies the setup process for the majority of users. At this point, everything will appear to be fine, however, once you attempt to update from that driver to the newest version from NVIDIA's driver download page, the error will appear. This is highly frustrating for some users, who have been reporting the issue on several online forums, including NVIDIA's own, with little attention paid thus far from their developers. We encountered the problem ourselves today, during the setup of our 2019 SSD review benchmarking install and got motivated to investigate this further.

For the solution go to the link

Dude · 08 Dec 2018

Thanks Cliff, I had that and fixed mine by restoring an image. Good to see a fix for it