Latest NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Drivers for Windows 10

OldMike65 · 14 Aug 2017

Gramps said:

For those GFE users a thread regarding the new driver: https://forums.geforce.com/default/t...experience-/1/

Doesn't appear to affect those that don't install GFE, but I may wait a little while before installing these.

This has been happening with GFE on the last TWO updates at least. Doing a clean install with DDU, then a custom install with Nvidia and not selecting GFE removes this issue completely. Incase anyone is interested.

Gramps · 14 Aug 2017

[QUOTE=OldMike65; Doing a clean install with DDU, then a custom install with Nvidia and not selecting GFE removes this issue completely. Incase anyone is interested.[/QUOTE]

Nice to know, thanks! Only thing I install is the graphics driver.

OldMike65 · 14 Aug 2017

Gramps said:

Nice to know, thanks! Only thing I install is the graphics driver.

That is also what a lot of folks do also. That works VERY Well too :)

Slippery · 14 Aug 2017

So, is the hotfix ready yet?

DooGie · 14 Aug 2017

Slippery said:

So, is the hotfix ready yet?

f14tomcat · 14 Aug 2017

OldMike65 said:

This has been happening with GFE on the last TWO updates at least. Doing a clean install with DDU, then a custom install with Nvidia and not selecting GFE removes this issue completely. Incase anyone is interested.

Just went thru all that garbage. Glad I made an image just before, cause I was right back to it! Re-installed, Custom, GFE No-no-No....

Polo6RGTI · 15 Aug 2017

The base clock staying stuck at maximum sometimes is now fixed for my Geforce 1050 using the 385.28 driver.

Talking about driver packages sizes, I always slim down a new Nvidia driver package before installing it. The screenshot here below compares the full extracted driver package size with the slimmed down package size. I have never had any issues by doing this.