Place the downloaded .inf files into the 'Display.Driver' folder after extracting the NVIDIA Driver. Default extraction directory is C:\NVIDIA\DisplayDriver\*VERSION*\*OS*\*LANGUAGE* After placing the Modified .inf into the correct directory you will need boot Windows with Driver Signature Enforcement disabled if you are using Windows 8 or newer. Then navigate to the folder you've extracted your driver to and run "setup.exe" as administrator.
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View my post on how to modify your own driver using the link below.
Great post friend!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! Success for you!
Once again, fantastic work mate. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi there, do you have an up to date modified driver for the Clevo P150SM? Windows 10 just updated and now my FPS is terrible :/
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, do you know how to do this in Linux package? I want to modify my inf of the Linux driver.
ReplyDeleteHi, sorry for the late response, if you are using a Linux operating system you should not need to modify them the way you would a Windows driver. The Linux driver does not check for pre-defined hardware IDs before installing the driver like the Windows version. Unless Nvidia have dramatically changed their Linux drivers since I had my 980m notebook, in that case I am not sure how you would go about doing this yet but I may look into it in the future.
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ReplyDelete385.69 - WIN 8.1 x64 - GTX 980M
ardresse: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_05AA1028
Alienware M17x
ReplyDelete385.69 - WIN 8.1 x64 - GTX 980M
ardresse: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_05AA1028
kannst du mir helfen ?
Hi, Do you have .INF file for Toshiba Qosmio x870-A945 ?
ReplyDeletePlease email it to me: a7mad_js@hotmail.com
Hello geeks, first of all many thanks the author,
ReplyDeleteif you can´t find the .zip for your needs then you can download the .exe
Before execute, open Explorer File directory, then before exit the unsuccessful installation copy the complete Nvidia Folder to a different loacation.
From there you can modify as described above
Hi. I have sager np7280, Can I be able to modify inf or anything for it to work with nvidia gtx980m?.
ReplyDeleteI would give my right nut for HP Elitebook 8570W's pre-configured .INF for the GTX965M.
ReplyDeleteFollowed the guide to the T, and the screen still remains dark + Windows only recognizes its generic VGA adapter.
Dell precision m6700 + 980m, geforce experience install 385 version driver, with this guide upgrade to 452.06. Modified nvdmi.inf
ReplyDelete%NVIDIA_DEV.13D7.053F.1028% = Section043, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_053F1028
NVIDIA_DEV.13D7.053F.1028 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M"
+ windows test mode needed
Deleteok for m6700 easier way - just open nvdmi>change all 05AB to 053F
DeleteI tried to follow your guide with my Asus N82JQ running a Geforce GT 335M. It installed, but the device manager said the device wasn't functioning properly.
ReplyDeleteHi there! Thank you for your work,
ReplyDeleteThe P150SM GTX 980M 355.98 - WIN 7/8 x64 would work as well for the P17SM-a?
cheers
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_13D7&SUBSYS_05801028
Win10 x64
v512.77
Thank You sooooooo very much...
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Hi how are you. I would like to know if modifying the .inf could make a Quadro M2000M work on the HP 8570W?
ReplyDeleteclevo p170sm-a je veux mettre mise a jour nvidia 527.56 windows 10 .quelqu'un a t'il le dernier biosclevo p170sm-a i want to update nvidia 527.56 windows 10. does anyone have the latest bios
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