When I try to unistall something, I get this error:
What does it mean and how do I fix it?
And just then I got this.
Great. I think my drivers are fuxxed.
If only I could find my XP install disc!
Edit: It's not all uninstalls but I've got similar errors on two.
The first one was when I was uninstalling a "PSP Type B driver". Maybe this could have cause the problem. I didn't think I really needed it as I didn't always have it.
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I don't really want to install any new drivers because I don't exactly know what I'm doing.If I installed a nvidia driver wrong it could cause a lot of problems...
quote:Originally posted by zach
I don't really want to install any new drivers
That's exactly what you need to do to fix the problem.
quote:Originally posted by zach
I don't exactly know what I'm doing
It's easy, just follow the steps. The driver might have it's own installer (probably since it's from Nvidia), like what you'd use to install a game. It might also be just the files, then you just tell the Windows wizard where you have saved the driver, and it will read it itself.
quote:Originally posted by zach
If I installed a nvidia driver wrong it could cause a lot of problems...
If you installed the driver wrong, it wouln't cause anything worse than what's already there, however to install them badly would take a lot of expertise and effort. It's difficult to mess up driver installation.
This post was edited on 09-13-2006 at 12:09 PM by rav0.
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Ok, so where do I start?
When I was just having a look around, in the control panel under add hardware, it says installed hardware "NVIDIA nForce Netwroking Controller". The icon has a red X through it saying it is disabled. I remember back when my pc was new that a nvidia thing had to be disabled because it caused my pc to slow right down until it didn't boot.
I don't want to install something that will cause the slow pc problems again...
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