[Keywal]

Hi All,

just after installing Windows 7 on my laptop and i have discovered an issue with the taskbar along the bottom...

When i move my mouse pointer towards the bottom of the screen, another one starts to appear as if from off the screen!!!

Now be careful everyone and stop typing... let me finish...

i have tried a few things already and discovered some shocking facts about Dell (yes i know, i've got a dell) and Nvidia who believe they are the leader in graphic technology!!!!

first i booted to safe mode.. glich gone! resolution bad.....
booted back to normal windows and changed the resolution to a really big one and gone again!

i have uninstalled the driver and tried installing one in every possible compatability mode, yet all i get is failure!!
So where do i go now? Nividia's website? They dont support me cause my machine is an OEM and Dell? They will only give me drivers for xp and 32bit Vista or they say "your warranty has expired sir, i cannot help you" (in my best Apu accent)

Don't ge me wrong, Nvidia's website does have loads of drivers for Windows 7 x64 but sadly not for me!!!

Can anyone help?

System--- Dell XPSM1210
GPU--- Nvidia Geforce Go 7400
OS--- Windows 7 64bit




P.S. I've tried Windows Update

[loserOlimbs]

Thats why I don't use NVidia...

But have you tried Vista x64 drivers since the 7 didn't work out? They are enough of the same OS it might work...

[Keywal]

yeah.... thats what windows update gave me..

i think the only person that can help me is someone that works for Nvidia, knows where the problem is, knows they've fixed it and most importantly knows where the files to this fix are!!!


i could just wait... boring!!!!!!

[Mumbodog]

You can modify the INF file in the nvidia driver package to make it install on oem hardware, and other things.

http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/enhancer

http://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/top...ing-questions/

http://www.theexperienceblog.com/200...ll-else-fails/


modification of the INF can be different depending on what you need, do some reading and join that forum to learn more.