@Fernando

But something have to be different to the one, you send me. What a shame, I've no time to reproduce the equal, virgin state of the system evaluation progress: Now it worked, too. This one is from your LEGACY-Package (e.g. the used DLL):

@Fernando

Now, according to our PM-Conversation ... here you go with the really used files (and not the archived ones) :

@Fernando

Of course it is, it's the build-in-one, as you ask for. So I don't think, it's useful for distribution (since build-in!), but the nVidia-One is far outdated and nevertheless lacks at least the system evaluation progress, which even not exist in time of 2004.

Greetings

Can anyone tell me what Devices i can / have to change manualy After driver Setup on Windows 10 x64?

My Mainboard is a Asus m4n98td evo (nforce 9 chipset).


Finds übrigends Klasse das sich jemand die mühe macht die guten alten nforce (sli) Chipsätze unter Windows 10 kompatibel / optimiert zu halten! Respekt!!
Bin immernoch mit meinem nforce 980a sli Chipsatz zufrieden auf dem 2 Nvidia GTX 560 TI 448 mit Pcie x16 rennen. ;)


gruß

Zitat

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Missing Realtek Audio driver:

• Many nForce chipset mainboards have a Realtek HDAudio or AC'97 Codec Audio Chip. Since the suitable drivers are not from NVIDIA and the complete Audio driverpacks have a big size, I didn't add them to these nForce driverpacks. Users, who want the suitable Realtek HDAudio or AC'97 Codec Audio Driver, can grab them from here:
  • >64bit Realtek HDAudio Driver v6.0.1.7606 WHQL for Win7-10 x64<

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Let me start off by expressing my gratitude. My nforce 730a "beater box" is still kicking after all this time, however, it has been plagued by high CPU utilization via the System process. I concluded that it's probably a driver and thus found your awesome post here. I installed the mod+signed drivers for Win10 x64 and it SEEMS to have fixed the problem. I have a question though: I am trying to install the Realtek driver but can't seem to determine which .inf to point to when doing the Have Disk part. There are a ton of them I can rule out like some that mention Dell or Toshiba (my board is an EVGA) but there are still many I have yet to eliminate. Any ideas on how to narrow it down? Again, thank you for creating this pack.

Hi Fernando

I have a problem when I try to install windows 7 or 8, I can not because I do not detect the disks, try to install the drivers you mention from the Windows installation screen , but does not function .
the board is an ASUS M2N -e nvidia chipset 570 ultra
WD raptor 80 GB
seagate 500 GB
Sata disk

Zitat von wareduar im Beitrag #281

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Hi Fernando

I have a problem when I try to install windows 7 or 8, I can not because I do not detect the disks, try to install the drivers you mention from the Windows installation screen , but does not function .
the board is an ASUS M2N -e nvidia chipset 570 ultra
WD raptor 80 GB
seagate 500 GB
Sata disk

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W7x64 + Asus M2N68-AM PLUS (nforce630a) + Special 64bit nForce RAID Driverpack for Win7-10 x64 v10.1 = Total satisfaction I mean everything works like a charm Thank U so much Fernando U're the one!!!

Operating System: Windows 7 x64 Pro
IDE mode: SATA and RAID work well both

Hello,

Report on nforce405 (MCP61) / Kingston V300 SSD 120GB :
I used the SATA_IDE Driver (v11.1.0.33) but after TrimCheck test I realized that TRIM does not work.
I test (v11.2.20.9) : same result.
I'm testing with windows 7 IDE drivers : TRIM OK.

It's normal ? Or is it a problem with TrimCheck ?

Also HD Tune Test (v11.2.20.9) :

And MSwin7IDE :