driver for nvidia nforce networking controller windows 10

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Go online to get the latest driver from the manufacturer's website' When I go to HP, there is nothing except a note to tell me to get detailed information from Microsoft - there are no drivers listed for the system management controller.

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Joel: Thanks so much for responding: The exact language is as follows: 'An update is required to make this device compatible with Windows 7. I'm sure it'll get fixed eventually, I just ran out of time and patience. Thanks again for your advice and assistance. I had just hoped that I could avoid reloading all of the software (I have about 3000 words in my custom dictionary in MS Word - its a mess to reload). Hopefully, a clean install may provide the drivers from somewhere - we'll see. I spent most of Thursday playing with the installation and got nowhere - I had to go back to making a living so experiements had to wait a bit.

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I bought a new small hard drive for my laptop today, and my intent is to do a full install of Win7 over the weekend. Perhaps the new era of cooperation between Msoft and nvidia hasn't blossomed into full love yet - who knows. I went through this in the early stages with Vista - same thing, no drivers. The advisor says get it from nvidia, nvidia says I have the latest driver, win7 says it won't run with what I have. I got pretty frustrated with not being able to find the driver that Win 7 advisor tells me I must have. I have three running, but the fourth is gonna stay Vista for awhile I guess. I wanted a Win 7 network, that's why I bought four copies of the software as soon as it came out (I ordered from MSStore). Win 7 loaded on that machine without a hitch. But I've had a little internal card reader drive on my desktop machine that has needed a driver for Vista 64 for the past two years - never did find one. You'd think that the fix would be a no-brainer.

Funny thing is that this is a very common little HP laptop (HP dv2000) that was sold by the thousands at Circuit city and Best buy. I didn't even know I had an nvidia system management controller till this came up. I'm a pretty knowledgable user, but not much of a techie. I called the friendly (not) HP folks to see if they had any advice, but they just want me to buy an extended wwarranty ahnd send the unit to them so they can install it for me (for $99). I found others having the same problem on the nividia website, but when I went to the thread, I found it had been locked and there were no answers - strange. I tried windows update first (I keep everythiung up to date all the time, but I tried looking for the drivers a bit of everywhre - I even tried CNET and a couple of those places that say they have the latest drivers for sale. I messed around a bit and put everything back to the Vista configuration (I made a complete backup before I started). The installation stopped and everything more or less came to all stop. I tried to load Win 7 but ran into an issue - not sure if it was directly related. I had to go back to Vista to get things running so I could go back to work. Can anyone help me, or am I just stuck with Vista forever? Please tell me that Win 7 is not going to be Vista deja' vu all over again. I went through this in the beginning with VISTA and I truly hoped that Win 7 would be a clean experience. I now have Win7 sitting here but hesitate to install it given the error message. I saved my PC pennies till I had enough to buy a copy of Win 7 as soon as it came out. I went to the HP website, and all it tells me is that HP does not intend to support Win7 on the dv2*** framework, contact Microsoft. I've gone to the nvidia website and obtained the latest drivers (0) that I can find but I still get the error message in the W7UA. When I run the Windows 7 upgrade advisor, I still get a message which tell me that I mut upgrade tghe 'Nvidia nForce System Management Controller'. Vista is running fine and I have all of the upgrades from MS installed.

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I have an HP laptop (dv2416us) running 32 bit Vista. Hi all: This question is still lingering, and my search of this forum produced no answer that I recognized.

Driver for nvidia nforce networking controller windows 10