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Message 853387 - Posted: 14 Jan 2009, 17:00:03 UTC

Just to report:

A user at CPDN has just posted that they sorted out a CUDA driver problem for Windows 7 (beta, obviously) by going to Microsoft Update and accepting a pre-release driver, also recommended by NVidia. He hadn't been able to get a working driver any other way.

Personally, I've always found Windows Update NVidia drivers a bit problematic on older systems, so I've tended to avoid them - but if it's the only way for Windows 7, you may have to do it.
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Message 853709 - Posted: 15 Jan 2009, 7:54:24 UTC - in response to Message 853387.  

Just to report:

A user at CPDN has just posted that they sorted out a CUDA driver problem for Windows 7 (beta, obviously) by going to Microsoft Update and accepting a pre-release driver, also recommended by NVidia. He hadn't been able to get a working driver any other way.

Personally, I've always found Windows Update NVidia drivers a bit problematic on older systems, so I've tended to avoid them - but if it's the only way for Windows 7, you may have to do it.



cuda ran fine for me under windows 7 with 180.48 vista driver.
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