Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, it didn't work.Originally posted by: |TOAST|
Try moving the folder C:\Program Files\Common Files\InstallShield to another location before executing the installer.
I have DX9, but thanks.Originally posted by: oldman420
the latest version of nvidias drivers depend on dierctx 9 to work i had to install dx9 before i could do the driver update, this is silly since not everyone needing basic drivers is going to have dx9 installed shame on them for that they need to include dx9 as part of the package
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=141D5F9E-07C1-462A-BAEF-5EAB5C851CF5&displaylang=en
I did using the control panel. I tried using drivecleaner once and wound up unable to load Win XP, which I then had to repair. I'm leaning toward a problem with installshield, though I don't have anything to base it on. Thanks.Originally posted by: SickBeast
Did you fully uninstall the old drivers? If you did, then I suppose a clean install may be your only option.