problems with graphics card

[reggio]

hi to all, from qlc gg my colleague who mounts a nvidia board picture nvs 290 on intel core i7 cpu920@2,67ghz 2,66ghz has visual problems that you can see in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrjqlcaw8w0&feature=channel_video_titleand not in the screen video with the function of swx or other video capture...

randomness or nò everything appeared after installing ready to work that however was immediately uninstalled, since then the card makes this joke and also the speed of the pc (which does not mount anything other than swx2011x64 sp.1 + office 2007 + autocad 2010) has decreased drastically....

would you tell me what can be and how to solve it based on vs experience?

ps: how do you put the yt video directly "playable" from the post?

 

[Mike1967]

hi to all, from qlc gg my colleague who mounts a nvidia board picture nvs 290 on intel core i7 cpu920@2,67ghz 2,66ghz has visual problems that you can see in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrjqlcaw8w0&feature=channel_video_titleand not in the screen video with the function of swx or other video capture...

randomness or nò everything appeared after installing ready to work that however was immediately uninstalled, since then the card makes this joke and also the speed of the pc (which does not mount anything other than swx2011x64 sp.1 + office 2007 + autocad 2010) has decreased drastically....

would you tell me what can be and how to solve it based on vs experience?

ps: how do you put the yt video directly "playable" from the post?

[youtube]qrjqlcaw8w0&[/youtube]to insert the videos, look at the attached image.
Now I'll see your video and seeam ose I understand something... :smile:

 

[Mike1967]

hi to all, from qlc gg my colleague who mounts a nvidia board picture nvs 290 on intel core i7 cpu920@2,67ghz 2,66ghz has visual problems that you can see in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrjqlcaw8w0&feature=channel_video_title
and not in the screen video with the function of swx or other video capture...randomness or nò everything appeared after installing ready to work that however was immediately uninstalled, since then the card makes this joke and also the speed of the pc (which does not mount anything other than swx2011x64 sp.1 + office 2007 + autocad 2010) has decreased drastically....

would you tell me what can be and how to solve it based on vs experience?

ps: how do you put the yt video directly "playable" from the post?

from your highlighted phrase is a driver problem (address that I did in the other trhead..... remember ?), uninstall the card and reinstall it only after completely shut off the pc, not with restart.

 

[re_solidworks]

hi to all, from qlc gg my colleague who mounts a nvidia board picture nvs 290 on intel core i7 cpu920@2,67ghz 2,66ghz has visual problems that you can see in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrjqlcaw8w0&feature=channel_video_titleand not in the screen video with the function of swx or other video capture...

randomness or nò everything appeared after installing ready to work that however was immediately uninstalled, since then the card makes this joke and also the speed of the pc (which does not mount anything other than swx2011x64 sp.1 + office 2007 + autocad 2010) has decreased drastically....

would you tell me what can be and how to solve it based on vs experience?

ps: how do you put the yt video directly "playable" from the post?

ready does not alter the settings/performances of solidworks in any way, I installed it on a large number of different pcs and workstations without any problem.
Have you tried to backup your user settings and then delete them? It's an operation you do in system records, but it doesn't hit anything with ready.
Do you have windows 7? because it can have updated the operating system causing visual problems in a pc with "uncertified" vga.
I'll give you an example:
a plotter hp designjet 350 c with win7 x64 using the 430 c x64 view drivers.
after an automatic update the plotter stopped working (with xp 32 bits and certified drivers is still fine).
If you have certified hardware you are quieter than being able to upgrade without encountering problems, when it is not certified you are exposed to risks to every pc modification.

win 7 often updates the device drivers via windows update. Are you sure you have the same driver before and that this has not been updated automatically?

 

[re_solidworks]

from your highlighted phrase is a driver problem (address that I did in the other trhead..... remember ?), uninstall the card and reinstall it only after completely shut off the pc, not with restart.

a technician of the dell strongly advised me to uninstall the drivers of the vga in temporary mode as only in this way windows does not charge them and allows for complete removal.

 

[Mike1967]

a technician of the dell strongly advised me to uninstall the drivers of the vga in temporary mode as only in this way windows does not charge them and allows for complete removal.

you are right, I do it normally, windows leaves "free" all driver libraries in temporary mode.... but for me it is easier to do it
that explains it... :smile:

 

[reggio]

to insert the videos, look at the attached image.

!!! :d (to the next, now I can't + edit... and then you already put it:d) (youtube]qrjqlcaw8w0&[/youtube) <--but all brackets quadre!! !

ready does not alter in any way the settings/performances of solidworks...

I didn’t have much doubt, but it was the 1st thing that told me “assistance”, the 2nd and last was “it’s a card problem... it’s not even certified...” even if that card on that dis, the day before it didn’t bother...

Have you tried to backup your user settings and then delete them? It's an operation you do in system records...

System, huh? Maybe we'll let this test leave you last ok?

Do you have windows 7? .... win 7 often updates via windows update peripheral drivers. Are you sure you have the same driver before and that this has not been updated automatically?

yes has win7 and no, I’m not sure (I don’t know how to verify it), I only know that by updating the driver tells me that the last known ’ is installed

from your highlighted phrase is a driver problem (address that I did in the other trhead..... remember ?), uninstall the card and reinstall it only after completely shut off the pc, not with restart.

a technician of the dell strongly advised me to uninstall the drivers of the vga in temporary mode as only in this way windows does not charge them and allows for complete removal.

... but it's easier for me to explain it... :smile:

Would you explain to me how to do that? i.e. must disassemble the card physically or how? and to remove and restore the driver? to uninstall a program ok, but for a driver... how do you do it?

Do you explain me step by step? :redface:

 

[reggio]

Ooookkkk!!!!

Uninstalled drive card from:

computer -> properties
gesion devices / video cards / button dx / disintalla

off / turned on pc
new nvidia driver from site nvidia (not update driver from win7)

missing problem :d

thanks assistance! ! !

 

[Mike1967]

Ooookkkk!!!!

Uninstalled drive card from:

computer -> properties
gesion devices / video cards / button dx / disintalla

off / turned on pc
new nvidia driver from site nvidia (not update driver from win7)

missing problem :d

thanks assistance! ! !

I don't want to say... But I told you!


I was preparing for the info to operate safely, but you arranged yourself, fine.


:finger:

 

[re_solidworks]

randomness or nò everything appeared after installing ready to work that however was immediately uninstalled, since then the card makes this joke and also the speed of the pc (which does not mount anything other than swx2011x64 sp.1 + office 2007 + autocad 2010) has decreased drastically....

at the end the chance of ready was definitely random.....