It's called WDDM, and yes. On Sep 26, 10:32 pm, Kiki <[email protected]> wrote: > 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. > >
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