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Originally Posted by Razor Ramon HG
Use an installation of NVIDIA drivers with a modded INF.
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Thanks will try that
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Originally Posted by Graeme S
Why is this thread labelled HP customer service, when their customer service is doing everything they can after you fucked up a perfectly good piece of technology?
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No where in my thread did I say anything bad about HP customer service.
And how did you know my piece of technology wasn't fucked already. If it was running as great as it suppose to I wouldn't have to format it. And how is telling me to buy a recovery disc doing the everything they can without an explanation. The best explanation I got was because your laptop came with vista you have to use vista.
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Originally Posted by John
It's obvious you did NOT download the right driver. If you did, this thread would not be here. I recommend you find out the video chip first. You have not stated a model yet. You can find this be looking at the specifications for your notebook. Then post the model number here. Then go to nVidia to find the driver.
The most probable error is that actually you have an ATI or Intel video chip.
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I have a Pavillion dv9000
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Originally Posted by Jmac
So you installed an unsupported operating system on your computer without having a backup plan and that's HP's fault ... ?
Slap yourself silly for me ...
This thread should be retitled, "I'm an idiot, help me, please!"
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It wouldn't be a problem if my dad hadn't lost the discs. I guess its my fault too the motherboard on my desktop died as well, which is why I had to resort to using my dad's laptop who got his friend to install a chinese version of Vista on a perfectly running piece of technology.