Well, he could be trying to make nvidia cp work to try and sort some info about it, but that's if the guy is very knowledgeable, while it does seem likely that a forced device manager install could have been done too. Not to mention possible occurrences of malware.
On Sep 27, 12:36 am, Zentradis <[email protected]> wrote: > @tribaljet: I sure agree with you, but actually there was a voice > called Nvidia drivers in the installed programs and removing it (note > that it showed me a nvidia logo but it seemed sort of "old xp style") > caused aero to stop ( I hope Thefog is right because this thing is not > allowing me to sleep) > > @kiki sorry bro but as I said I removed it thinking of it to be junk > (there was no "nvidia corporation or something like that near the > program name) if there's a way to find the information you asked > please tell me. Also note that dxdiag showed me only the 645 under > video devices and that the only signal of nvidia drivers was the title > in installed programs ( no nvidia cp or tray icon, while there was > intel cp but no Intel driver on the installed programs list) > > PS please guys note that I'm not trying to fool anyone I'm really not > sleeping on this, maybe it was just a trick resulting from improper > installation, but if there's the remote possibility to exploit nvidia > drivers (or at least get some inspiration for our fatastic developing > teams) I would like to try and understand what happened. > > On 26 Set, 18:22, Kiki <[email protected]> wrote: > > > even though I'm agree with what everyone have said, but hmm, I found > > it interesting > > > may I know what Nvidia driver that was installed? (if possible, with > > the exact card series and driver version...) > > -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
