hi friend, did everything step by step, I am studying it to weeks, but as you said, I'm 1-20 fps ... even modifying the nv_dispi ... it does not have the drive 780m, only 780 ... see:
NVIDIA_DEV.119F = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780"
119F is my id ... please help me, I am one week installing and reinstalling all ... Bios and VBIOS already been modified too ... = (
I should be able to help you however I need more information first. I need to know the hardware ID of your GPU directly from Device manager, the operating system your using and if it is 32 or 64 bit, and the laptop you have. Email me at akidwithnoname@gmail.com with this information and I should be able to get you up and running with the latest NVIDIA driver :)
Hello i just sended you an e-mail sorry for my english am french ^^
I understand the process but when arrived at this point In the same file hit 'CTRL+F' and search for '[Strings]' You should see a group of strings similar to before. Paste the longer formatted string from before into the list and save the file.
Hello! My thanks in advance. I believe that I have followed the instructions correctly, but the installation still fails at the system compatibility check. Would you mind taking a look at this info to see if you might know what I'm missing?
GPU Hardware ID from device manager: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_119F&SUBSYS_04901028&REV_A1
Starting entry from my original nvdmi.inf: %NVIDIA_DEV.119F.0551.1028% = Section067, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_119F&SUBSYS_05511028
I modified this to: %NVIDIA_DEV.119F.0490.1028% = Section067, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_17C8&SUBSYS_04901028
My "Strings" entry is: NVIDIA_DEV.119F.0490.1028 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M"
nvcvi.inf there is no 'NVIDIA_SetA_Devices' need your help man. Iv followed this to the T and i cant find NVIDIA_SetA_Devices in the nvcvi.inf my ID is PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_03711558
I Forgot to Disable Driver Signature, always needs to be disabled when updating. found that out the hard way after doing a fresh reinstall of win10, might want to add that in as well, if updating to Disable Driver Signature
I have just found this blog about modding, and thought that probably you guys can help me out. I am in the next situation: I have an ASUS laptop, to which I have attached a Desktop GTX 660 via EPX GDC eGPU setup, through mPCIexpress port.
I have read about nvidia driver modding, so that I can insert my GTX 660 ID to the nvami.inf, so that I can install it as a mobility card, having optimus enabled, and use its advantages on the laptop internal display.
The ID of my card is 11C0 (PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_11C0&SUBSYS_15871043), added it to the inf at [NVIDIA_SetA_Devices.NTamd64.6.1] section, but do not know what [SectionXXX] to use there, and after installing the driver its not working.
I watched this tutorial: http://www.owen-lu.com/egpu/, where the guy did the same, and he managed to install desktop GPU as laptop GPU.
My modding did fail, and I was thinking you coudl give me some advices.
Thanks in advance!
My email adress is matyas.a@gmail.com if you have any advice, on what to try next.
You are f***ing awesome! I have been reading what seems like thousands of posts and guides to try and get a decent driver for my Sony VAIO. This is the only one that actually provides ALL of the info needed to successfully modify the inf file and get my laptop working correctly with windows 10. Just one thing to add, to find the correct section## to add to my inf, I had to search through the other inf files until I found the appropriate GPU code. I think I found it in the nvmsi.inf (I used section 04 to install my 8600m gt for a VAIO ar61zu) Thank you so much for taking the time to write this guide.
Im on an Alienware m18x r2. I'm on stock bios A12. I'm on windows 10 home on uefi with secure boot turned off. CPU Z sees the card fine and the fan is running.
I edited the nvdmi.inf for dell/alienware My hardware id is: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_05501028&REV_A1 So i put %NVIDIA_DEV.13D7.0550.1028% = Section227, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_05501028 in the right place and added NVIDIA_DEV.13D7.0550.1028 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M" to the [strings] section I turned off driver signing. Deleted all the folders except the ones listed in this post. Ran setup as admin. The red unsigned driver windows popped up and I said install anyway. Then almost immediately the install fails. It says HD Audio not installed and driver install failed.
Hello and thank you very much for the guide -- it is much more recent and far better written than all of the others!
However, for some reason I cannot get the installer to even recognise my GPU.
I have a Dell Alienware M17x R4 running Win7 Home Premium 64-bit. Trying to get drivers for the GTX 970M 6GB. I managed to successfully mod the driver last time and got it to run 353.12 drivers.
However, I have been trying and failing to update it to 368.39 drivers.
My hardware ID is: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D8&SUBSYS_05511028&REV_A1
So I modified my NVDMI.INF file with this string: %NVIDIA_DEV.13D8.0551.1028% = Section358, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D8&SUBSYS_05511028
There were several available section numbers for my GPU ID (13D8), so I tried all of them. None worked. My Nvidia driver installer simply doesn't recognise my GPU. Maybe I pasted it in the wrong place? I put it among other such strings under the "[NVIDIA_Devices.NTamd64.6.1]" header.
Thank you for taking the time to welcome comments and reply to them!
NTamd64.6.1 is the correct group to put the modified device id string into for Windows 7 x64, you can put it in all of them jsut to be safe though. From what you describe it should work as long as you modified nvdmi.inf and not another by mistake. Also make sure you remember to add the device name string at the bottom of the inf. You should also do a clean install and not an upgrade, completely remove the old driver first with DDU: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
If all of this still fails with all the different Section numbers you can send me the inf you have modified so I can check it over and make sure everything looks okay. You can reach me via the contact links on "readme.txt" page linked at the top and bottom of this page. Sometimes for whatever reason after using a Windows installation for a long time (maybe something broken in registry) new Nvidia drivers will just always fail to install until you fresh re-install Windows, do this as a last resort if nothing else works.
Thank you so much, after you told me to put it into the NTamd64.6.1 group it worked and now I have Nvidia 368 drivers instead of the old 353. Fallout 4 and Witcher 3 now run 60FPS on highest settings (although I always turn down the shadows) and my GTX 970M works better than ever. For one, it is now finally working with Optimus, so it's switching to HD 4000 when I'm not playing games, whereas before it was always on and causing fans to run. In fact, my whole laptop is much cooler, even though my GPU heatsink, cooling pipes and the fan are on the opposite side of the laptop.
I am tying to upgrade my asus 860m to an 880m but when i get to the formatting of the NVIDIA_Devices file i noticed with the hardware id i pulled off the 880m listed in my device manager is allready the one formatted in the inf file. have i got the wrong ID? do i need to use the one from my HD 4500 graphics? im clueless.
Could you please send me an email to akidwithnoname@gmail.com with more information, I will need the hardware id for the 880m from device manager, I should be able to help you more there.
Thanks in advance for this awesome tutorial. I successfully installed the newest driver for my 680M. However as you mentioned in the troubleshooting section my games crashes very frequently. I feel I should let you know that I was using a modified 680M which is not designed for P150HM but I think if the driver can be installed it shouldn't be the source of the problem. I tried all three sections, section 70, 66 and 27. %NVIDIA_DEV.11A0.0000.1558% = Section070, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_11A0&SUBSYS_00001558 and I didn't find 680M in dispi inf so I didn't modify that. Can you think of any other reason this might be the case?
If the driver works enough that you are able to get 3D acceleration in games and other applications it means you have done the mod correctly. I would assume you have some sort of hardware related issue or a bug in the specific game/driver version you are using or some other software related issue. Can you provide more information about the crash (what happens when the game crashes, is it entire computer power-off, crash to windows, or freeze) and what games this effects. You should also check your GPU temperatures under load just to be sure heat is not the cause.
If the driver installs normally but you get no 3D acceleration you either have the wrong GPU name string at the bottom (correct example "NVIDIA_DEV.13D8.110C.10DE = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M") or wrong section number. Getting the correct section number cant take a bit of trial and error sometimes.
I have used your tutorial before for same graphic card, I have same ID as you do and it worked perfectly, with more recently driver version my GPU doesn't work anymore when I try to open games. What should I do? Do you experience similar issues? I really need help with it. Thank you!
It sounds like Nvidia may have changed the Section # of this GPU in the new versions of the driver, you should try other Section #. I would start by finding the Section # for another 980m that already exists in the inf and use that one. You may also send me the inf to take a look at and I can suggest sections # that may work for you. Contact me here if you need more help via Twitter or Email: readme.txt
Okay, this is one of the better guides, but I still can't get it to work. I Think it is the wrong section# but I am not sure, please help :D Hardware ID's: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1211&SUBSYS_71021558&REV_A1 PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1211&SUBSYS_71021558 PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1211&CC_030000 PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1211&CC_0300
I used to just edit the nv_dispi.inf but its not working for me since I upgraded to Windows 10 PRO x64, so I googled A-LOT and found your guide suggesting to edit nvcvi.inf because I have a Clevo P170EM, but it gets me just as far where everything is installed but not detected by any program.
How to find Section### for my card and laptop ? HP Elitebook 8560w new graphic card DELL GTX 880m 8gb PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1198&SUBSYS_1631103C PLS HELP Cant figure it from this tutorial
Hi mariopl85, please make an account on Tech Inferno forum and ask for help there as I do not know when I would have the time to help. There are many people on that forum who should be able to help you out.
Hello, I have an Alienware M15X, tried to install drivers for GTX 680M-doesn't work... Could you help me,please? I've flashed bios, vbios, modified inf files in different versions of drivers-nothing works...
Can someone help me, please? P.S. (Posted message: Hello, I have an Alienware M15X, tried to install drivers for GTX 680M-doesn't work... Could you help me,please? I've flashed bios, vbios, modified inf files in different versions of drivers-nothing works...)
Hi Yidaki, please make an account on Tech Inferno forum and ask for help there as I do not know when I would have the time to help. There are many people on that forum who should be able to help you out.
Hi everyone, I was wondering what the name was for the Nvidia_SetA_Devices is for a mobile 1060 gtx. trying to install driver 385.41, but the names of some of the categories have had their names changed. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Hi there! Having a little issue and hope you can give me a hand. I apologise for possible grammar or spelling errors, English is not my native ;^)
Tried this method for my vaio VGN-FZ31ZR, with GeForce 8600M GS on board (ID is PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0425&SUBSYS_9005104D). Downloaded v342.01 driver for it. Coudn't find any of those GPUs (Ctrl+F'd "0425" from ID and "8600" from model) in nvszci.inf, so I just added it in nvaci.inf, where similar GPU existed. Driver seemed to recognize it and installed correctly, but after I rebooted the laptop, GPU was said to be stopped because not working correctly, so it basically was working as "standard vga adapter again".
8600m gs was also found in following .inf files (yes, I checked all of them with Ctrl+F): nvaci nvami nvdmi NVFUi nvhmi nvivi nvloi NVMIi nvmti nvqui nvsmi nvwii
Which of those would you recommend me to modify? Or is there some other solution?
Anyway, I guess I'll check them all while waiting for your answer. Thanks in advance!
I previously managed to get it worked on both 64x windows 7 ultimate and windows 10 pro. Although I cannot anymore for the windows 10 x64. Even tried with different windows 10 releases of the pro edition with no success. The installer led me to the part of the licence agreamment (meaning gpu's successfully detected), but then, when I proceed with the installation, it ends failing. Any thoughs? By the way, nice guide :-)
Beautiful, worked perfectly! Thanks so much, your very detailed description of what to do solved my problem.
Alienware M18x R2 with NVidia 660M (OEM) and Windows 7 x64
The power just cut on the laptop recently and the breaker on the PSU would trip when plugging into the laptop. The GPU video card was fried after 5 years of use. I replaced the GPU with a 780M (GPU code: 119F) and my laptop Hardware ID was 05501028. After replacing ALL lines that had 119F (yeah why not just to make sure all Sections were covered in case there was a problem, and its not like I'm going to use the nvdmi.inf on any other PC or laptop.
I modified the latest NVidia driver which as of this writing is 391.35. I uninstalled the old driver the usual way you uninstall a program and rebooted. This laptop has an Intel HD graphics chip so it just booted using that. I ran NVidia's setup.exe "As Admin" and it had no issues with the 780M card. I clicked to continue installation. I did get the red popup dialog warning the driver was not certified but I just clicked continue and it finished installing the driver and the HD driver (again) as well.
All running fine now, and faster than before because I upgraded the card. yeah I know I could have gone for the 980M but I didn't want to spend any more. I have a gaming desktop with i7 8th gen cpu and 1070ti for the serious games.
Replaced GPUs with dual 970M on m18r2. This driver thing nearly killed me. Did everything above step by step. It turns out to work like a charm! Thank you so much.
Which section for the devices [NVIDIA_Devices.NTamd64.10.0...14310] or [NVIDIA_Devices.NTamd64.10.0] does it matter? I've been doing this for ages on older drivers but the new ones post 890 have all been a little weird and so far eluded working for me. But had to redo it again since windows april update so thought I'd try more recent drivers again.
hi friend, did everything step by step, I am studying it to weeks, but as you said, I'm 1-20 fps ... even modifying the nv_dispi ... it does not have the drive 780m, only 780 ... see:
ReplyDeleteNVIDIA_DEV.119F = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780"
119F is my id ... please help me, I am one week installing and reinstalling all ... Bios and VBIOS already been modified too ... = (
oh, thanks for post!
Hi Rafhael,
ReplyDeleteI should be able to help you however I need more information first. I need to know the hardware ID of your GPU directly from Device manager, the operating system your using and if it is 32 or 64 bit, and the laptop you have. Email me at akidwithnoname@gmail.com with this information and I should be able to get you up and running with the latest NVIDIA driver :)
Thanks it works
ReplyDeleteHello i just sended you an e-mail sorry for my english am french ^^
ReplyDeleteI understand the process but when arrived at this point In the same file hit 'CTRL+F' and search for '[Strings]' You should see a group of strings similar to before. Paste the longer formatted string from before into the list and save the file.
i dont understand...
Thanks and merry christmas.
Needed this for my new GPU in my old M15x, works like a charm! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHello! My thanks in advance. I believe that I have followed the instructions correctly, but the installation still fails at the system compatibility check. Would you mind taking a look at this info to see if you might know what I'm missing?
ReplyDeleteGPU Hardware ID from device manager: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_119F&SUBSYS_04901028&REV_A1
Starting entry from my original nvdmi.inf: %NVIDIA_DEV.119F.0551.1028% = Section067, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_119F&SUBSYS_05511028
I modified this to: %NVIDIA_DEV.119F.0490.1028% = Section067, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_17C8&SUBSYS_04901028
My "Strings" entry is: NVIDIA_DEV.119F.0490.1028 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M"
Thoughts?
Lane
Sorry, I found and corrected this error, but install still fails.
ReplyDeleteFrom above: %NVIDIA_DEV.119F.0490.1028% = Section067, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_17C8&SUBSYS_04901028
To: %NVIDIA_DEV.119F.0490.1028% = Section067, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_119F&SUBSYS_04901028
nvcvi.inf there is no 'NVIDIA_SetA_Devices' need your help man. Iv followed this to the T and i cant find NVIDIA_SetA_Devices in the nvcvi.inf
ReplyDeletemy ID is PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_03711558
Its now called NVIDIA_Devices not NVIDIA_SetA_Devices
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting me know, I will add this to the tutorial. Have you managed to get it working then?
Deleteyes. but now when i try to install the latest i get a graphic driver fail , might be win 10 but i did have them working
DeleteI Forgot to Disable Driver Signature, always needs to be disabled when updating. found that out the hard way after doing a fresh reinstall of win10, might want to add that in as well, if updating to Disable Driver Signature
DeleteI found a way to Permanently Disable the Driver Signature.
Deletehttp://www.drivethelife.com/windows-drivers/how-to-disable-driver-signature-enforcement-on-windows-10-8-7-xp-vista.html#part3
Part 3 - Disable it
Part 4 - Enable it
Awesome! I will also add this somewhere in the tutorial soon (giving you credit for finding it of course)
DeleteHello there!
ReplyDeleteI have just found this blog about modding, and thought that probably you guys can help me out. I am in the next situation: I have an ASUS laptop, to which I have attached a Desktop GTX 660 via EPX GDC eGPU setup, through mPCIexpress port.
I have read about nvidia driver modding, so that I can insert my GTX 660 ID to the nvami.inf, so that I can install it as a mobility card, having optimus enabled, and use its advantages on the laptop internal display.
The ID of my card is 11C0 (PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_11C0&SUBSYS_15871043), added it to the inf at [NVIDIA_SetA_Devices.NTamd64.6.1] section, but do not know what [SectionXXX] to use there, and after installing the driver its not working.
I watched this tutorial: http://www.owen-lu.com/egpu/, where the guy did the same, and he managed to install desktop GPU as laptop GPU.
My modding did fail, and I was thinking you coudl give me some advices.
Thanks in advance!
My email adress is matyas.a@gmail.com if you have any advice, on what to try next.
You are f***ing awesome! I have been reading what seems like thousands of posts and guides to try and get a decent driver for my Sony VAIO. This is the only one that actually provides ALL of the info needed to successfully modify the inf file and get my laptop working correctly with windows 10. Just one thing to add, to find the correct section## to add to my inf, I had to search through the other inf files until I found the appropriate GPU code. I think I found it in the nvmsi.inf (I used section 04 to install my 8600m gt for a VAIO ar61zu)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for taking the time to write this guide.
Thank you for making this available.
ReplyDeleteIm on an Alienware m18x r2.
I'm on stock bios A12. I'm on windows 10 home on uefi with secure boot turned off.
CPU Z sees the card fine and the fan is running.
I edited the nvdmi.inf for dell/alienware
My hardware id is:
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_05501028&REV_A1
So i put
%NVIDIA_DEV.13D7.0550.1028% = Section227, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_05501028
in the right place and added
NVIDIA_DEV.13D7.0550.1028 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M"
to the [strings] section
I turned off driver signing.
Deleted all the folders except the ones listed in this post.
Ran setup as admin.
The red unsigned driver windows popped up and I said install anyway.
Then almost immediately the install fails. It says HD Audio not installed and driver install failed.
I figured it out. I had the wrong section number. i used 115, 116, and 117 and the drivers installed.
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DeleteHello and thank you very much for the guide -- it is much more recent and far better written than all of the others!
ReplyDeleteHowever, for some reason I cannot get the installer to even recognise my GPU.
I have a Dell Alienware M17x R4 running Win7 Home Premium 64-bit. Trying to get drivers for the GTX 970M 6GB. I managed to successfully mod the driver last time and got it to run 353.12 drivers.
However, I have been trying and failing to update it to 368.39 drivers.
My hardware ID is: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D8&SUBSYS_05511028&REV_A1
So I modified my NVDMI.INF file with this string: %NVIDIA_DEV.13D8.0551.1028% = Section358, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D8&SUBSYS_05511028
There were several available section numbers for my GPU ID (13D8), so I tried all of them. None worked. My Nvidia driver installer simply doesn't recognise my GPU. Maybe I pasted it in the wrong place? I put it among other such strings under the "[NVIDIA_Devices.NTamd64.6.1]" header.
Thank you for taking the time to welcome comments and reply to them!
NTamd64.6.1 is the correct group to put the modified device id string into for Windows 7 x64, you can put it in all of them jsut to be safe though. From what you describe it should work as long as you modified nvdmi.inf and not another by mistake. Also make sure you remember to add the device name string at the bottom of the inf. You should also do a clean install and not an upgrade, completely remove the old driver first with DDU: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
DeleteIf all of this still fails with all the different Section numbers you can send me the inf you have modified so I can check it over and make sure everything looks okay. You can reach me via the contact links on "readme.txt" page linked at the top and bottom of this page. Sometimes for whatever reason after using a Windows installation for a long time (maybe something broken in registry) new Nvidia drivers will just always fail to install until you fresh re-install Windows, do this as a last resort if nothing else works.
Put it in the right section that you suggested and it worked, thanks! Will see if the driver installs correctly, as it is installing now.
DeleteThank you so much, after you told me to put it into the NTamd64.6.1 group it worked and now I have Nvidia 368 drivers instead of the old 353. Fallout 4 and Witcher 3 now run 60FPS on highest settings (although I always turn down the shadows) and my GTX 970M works better than ever. For one, it is now finally working with Optimus, so it's switching to HD 4000 when I'm not playing games, whereas before it was always on and causing fans to run. In fact, my whole laptop is much cooler, even though my GPU heatsink, cooling pipes and the fan are on the opposite side of the laptop.
ReplyDeleteYou've been enormous help to me!!!
Your welcome! I am glad to have helped :)
DeleteI am tying to upgrade my asus 860m to an 880m but when i get to the formatting of the NVIDIA_Devices file i noticed with the hardware id i pulled off the 880m listed in my device manager is allready the one formatted in the inf file. have i got the wrong ID? do i need to use the one from my HD 4500 graphics? im clueless.
ReplyDeletemy system is windows 10 64 bit the driver im trying to mod is 368.39
Deletealso when i install the nvidia driver it fully installs but my 880m will not function tells me error code 43 in device manager.
DeleteCould you please send me an email to akidwithnoname@gmail.com with more information, I will need the hardware id for the 880m from device manager, I should be able to help you more there.
DeleteThanks in advance for this awesome tutorial. I successfully installed the newest driver for my 680M. However as you mentioned in the troubleshooting section my games crashes very frequently. I feel I should let you know that I was using a modified 680M which is not designed for P150HM but I think if the driver can be installed it shouldn't be the source of the problem. I tried all three sections, section 70, 66 and 27. %NVIDIA_DEV.11A0.0000.1558% = Section070, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_11A0&SUBSYS_00001558 and I didn't find 680M in dispi inf so I didn't modify that. Can you think of any other reason this might be the case?
ReplyDeleteIf the driver works enough that you are able to get 3D acceleration in games and other applications it means you have done the mod correctly. I would assume you have some sort of hardware related issue or a bug in the specific game/driver version you are using or some other software related issue. Can you provide more information about the crash (what happens when the game crashes, is it entire computer power-off, crash to windows, or freeze) and what games this effects. You should also check your GPU temperatures under load just to be sure heat is not the cause.
DeleteMy system is Windows 8 and I'm installing 368.39. Everything looks fine except in games.
ReplyDeleteIf the driver installs normally but you get no 3D acceleration you either have the wrong GPU name string at the bottom (correct example "NVIDIA_DEV.13D8.110C.10DE = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M") or wrong section number. Getting the correct section number cant take a bit of trial and error sometimes.
DeleteHey mate. I have a problem with Point number 6. My Hardware ID grom Device Manager is:
ReplyDeletePCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_11E1&SUBSYS_10EE1462
I do not understand. I have found a few sections with the same code: %NVIDIA_DEV.11E1.10EE.1462% = Section###, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_11E1&SUBSYS_10EE1462
There is section081 or section082 ...
What do I have to paste and where? I do not know totally ;/.
I have no problem already. Somebody has helped me. Thank you anyway. :)
DeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI have used your tutorial before for same graphic card, I have same ID as you do and it worked perfectly, with more recently driver version my GPU doesn't work anymore when I try to open games. What should I do? Do you experience similar issues? I really need help with it. Thank you!
It sounds like Nvidia may have changed the Section # of this GPU in the new versions of the driver, you should try other Section #. I would start by finding the Section # for another 980m that already exists in the inf and use that one. You may also send me the inf to take a look at and I can suggest sections # that may work for you. Contact me here if you need more help via Twitter or Email: readme.txt
DeleteOkay, this is one of the better guides, but I still can't get it to work. I Think it is the wrong section# but I am not sure, please help :D
ReplyDeleteHardware ID's:
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1211&SUBSYS_71021558&REV_A1
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1211&SUBSYS_71021558
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1211&CC_030000
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1211&CC_0300
I used to just edit the nv_dispi.inf but its not working for me since I upgraded to
Windows 10 PRO x64,
so I googled A-LOT and found your guide suggesting to edit nvcvi.inf because I have a
Clevo P170EM,
but it gets me just as far where everything is installed but not detected by any program.
This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteHello , i have a huge problem with my laptop.
ReplyDeleteit's a PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D8&SUBSYS_05511028 windows 7 64 bit.
Someone here succefully mod driver with your post (with same PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D8&SUBSYS_05511028)
but i can't do the same :/
Please help me to mod the driver ! Thank,
jude.
Hi there
ReplyDeleteworked a treat for me, small work around being that i updated through windows device manager instead of the nvidia system.
thanks heaps for going to the effort of publishing this
Cheers David M
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ReplyDeleteHow to find Section### for my card and laptop ?
ReplyDeleteHP Elitebook 8560w new graphic card DELL GTX 880m 8gb
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1198&SUBSYS_1631103C
PLS HELP Cant figure it from this tutorial
Hi mariopl85, please make an account on Tech Inferno forum and ask for help there as I do not know when I would have the time to help. There are many people on that forum who should be able to help you out.
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Hello, I have an Alienware M15X, tried to install drivers for GTX 680M-doesn't work... Could you help me,please?
ReplyDeleteI've flashed bios, vbios, modified inf files in different versions of drivers-nothing works...
Can someone help me, please?
ReplyDeleteP.S. (Posted message: Hello, I have an Alienware M15X, tried to install drivers for GTX 680M-doesn't work... Could you help me,please?
I've flashed bios, vbios, modified inf files in different versions of drivers-nothing works...)
Hi Yidaki, please make an account on Tech Inferno forum and ask for help there as I do not know when I would have the time to help. There are many people on that forum who should be able to help you out.
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Hi everyone, I was wondering what the name was for the Nvidia_SetA_Devices is for a mobile 1060 gtx. trying to install driver 385.41, but the names of some of the categories have had their names changed. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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ReplyDelete385.69 - WIN 8.1 x64 - GTX 980M
ardresse: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_05AA1028
was muss ich eintragen oder ändern ?
bitte helft mir danke im vorraus
Hi there! Having a little issue and hope you can give me a hand. I apologise for possible grammar or spelling errors, English is not my native ;^)
ReplyDeleteTried this method for my vaio VGN-FZ31ZR, with GeForce 8600M GS on board (ID is PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0425&SUBSYS_9005104D). Downloaded v342.01 driver for it. Coudn't find any of those GPUs (Ctrl+F'd "0425" from ID and "8600" from model) in nvszci.inf, so I just added it in nvaci.inf, where similar GPU existed. Driver seemed to recognize it and installed correctly, but after I rebooted the laptop, GPU was said to be stopped because not working correctly, so it basically was working as "standard vga adapter again".
8600m gs was also found in following .inf files (yes, I checked all of them with Ctrl+F):
nvaci
nvami
nvdmi
NVFUi
nvhmi
nvivi
nvloi
NVMIi
nvmti
nvqui
nvsmi
nvwii
Which of those would you recommend me to modify? Or is there some other solution?
Anyway, I guess I'll check them all while waiting for your answer. Thanks in advance!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI previously managed to get it worked on both 64x windows 7 ultimate and windows 10 pro. Although I cannot anymore for the windows 10 x64. Even tried with different windows 10 releases of the pro edition with no success. The installer led me to the part of the licence agreamment (meaning gpu's successfully detected), but then, when I proceed with the installation, it ends failing. Any thoughs?
By the way, nice guide :-)
Thanks in advance
Beautiful, worked perfectly! Thanks so much, your very detailed description of what to do solved my problem.
ReplyDeleteAlienware M18x R2 with NVidia 660M (OEM) and Windows 7 x64
The power just cut on the laptop recently and the breaker on the PSU would trip when plugging into the laptop. The GPU video card was fried after 5 years of use. I replaced the GPU with a 780M (GPU code: 119F) and my laptop Hardware ID was 05501028. After replacing ALL lines that had 119F (yeah why not just to make sure all Sections were covered in case there was a problem, and its not like I'm going to use the nvdmi.inf on any other PC or laptop.
I modified the latest NVidia driver which as of this writing is 391.35.
I uninstalled the old driver the usual way you uninstall a program and rebooted. This laptop has an Intel HD graphics chip so it just booted using that. I ran NVidia's setup.exe "As Admin" and it had no issues with the 780M card. I clicked to continue installation. I did get the red popup dialog warning the driver was not certified but I just clicked continue and it finished installing the driver and the HD driver (again) as well.
All running fine now, and faster than before because I upgraded the card. yeah I know I could have gone for the 980M but I didn't want to spend any more. I have a gaming desktop with i7 8th gen cpu and 1070ti for the serious games.
-Steve
Replaced GPUs with dual 970M on m18r2. This driver thing nearly killed me. Did everything above step by step. It turns out to work like a charm! Thank you so much.
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ReplyDeleteWhich section for the devices [NVIDIA_Devices.NTamd64.10.0...14310] or [NVIDIA_Devices.NTamd64.10.0] does it matter? I've been doing this for ages on older drivers but the new ones post 890 have all been a little weird and so far eluded working for me. But had to redo it again since windows april update so thought I'd try more recent drivers again.
ReplyDeleteTried a few times with different sections all to no avail. The section numbers since 890 etc have completely different section numbers.
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