T_T I already expect that answer. because it's already uninstalled, the information might already disappear, too. I do agree to consider that was happened because some improper installations, though.
...actually I'm afraid I've made some bad assumptions about this, that's why I was just asking about the driver only without any further explanation what I'm going to do (if I happen to get it). to be honest, I want to explore the driver (and might ended experimenting with it, just like my habit until now), but I didn't tell this because if something bad happen in the way, then it'll be only my laptop that will have problems. I don't want to attract other people (if any) to follow me messing around with the driver. but to think about it again, it might be a cruel of me if I hide it and don't share with the others. so... I'm sorry to you all about not being honest >_< I'll be honest now. this is my thoughts: - your friend installed 945 driver + a version of NVIDIA driver from an NVIDIA series (which one is done first? @_@) - by some ways, the driver registry conflict with each other, resulting the 945 uninstaller to disappear (could be also because cleaning the registry with some improper tools or improper ways) - by some ways, there is/there are a/some file(s) used in both drivers (shared file), resulting driver from 945 is considered broken because the partially missing file(s), but then replaced with the file(s) from NVIDIA which is still intact, so the driver is still running OK - when the NVIDIA driver is uninstalled, the shared file(s) is/are deleted, the Vista doesn't have any built-in 945 drive, so you have to install the 945 driver from outside (either SD or MD) about the last point, I'm not too sure (well, actually I'm not too sure with all of the points, but considering I don't have any experience with Vista, so I guess the last one might way too wrong). does Vista have built-in 945 driver? On Sep 27, 6:36 am, Zentradis <[email protected]> wrote: > > @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. -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
