Nvidia quadro fx 1500 driver Windows 10

Same Problem! - HELP ME PLEASE!

I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10.Didn't realize there weren't any NVIDIA certified drivers for Windows 10.However I did find one that did work.Download driver 309.08-quadro-tesla-win8-win7-winvista-64bit-international-whql.exeabout 190MB from NVIDIA website.it is compatible with Windows 8 and compatible and working fine with Windows 10.

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Nvidia Quadro FX 1500 won't install

Hi All,
I am trying, without sucess, to install a Nvidia Quadro Fx 1500 video card on the Windows side of my Mac pro.
Until now, after many tries with different driver versions and different Service Pack versions of Windows, the problem remains the same.
Windows will "crash" on the install (it reboots immediatly before the end of the installation process), then reboots again and again until we would desactivate the device.
Is there an incompatibilty of the cards with the Mac Pro (EFI ?)
Any ideas about this issue is welcome.
Thanks,
Yoann
PS : Sorry for by bad english (I am french).

I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10.Didn't realize there weren't any NVIDIA certified drivers for Windows 10.However I did find one that did work.Download driver 309.08-quadro-tesla-win8-win7-winvista-64bit-international-whql.exeabout 190MB from NVIDIA website.it is compatible with Windows 8 and compatible and working fine with Windows 10.

Update of photoshop CC - trouble with NVIDIA Quadro 1000M display driver. PS freezes

Hey guys,
Since today I've got trouble with my PS CC.
I've updated PS CC yesterday 2014-12-12.
I was doing some drawings today and two times PS freezes during switching layers of or selecting a mask.
A message appeared that there was trouble with the display driver an PS switched off the GPU support because of that issue.
Ok, I thought let's update the display driver and so I've done today. I switched to actual NVIDIA display driver version 314.21
I'm working with an NVIDIA Quadro 1000M on a DELL mobile Workstation Precision M4600 with 8 GB RAM.
Now when I start up PS and press alt+k, my 2 displays showing a black screen for 1-2 seconds.
After closing the general setup window again black screen for 1-2 sec and the top menu bar is showing no entries.
When I move the mouse pointer over the bar, the menus appear again. But the bar is like transparent at the parts where no menues are.
When I unlock the window from the screen an put it back fitting to the screen everything looks like normal.
Till today I hadn't any problem with my notebook in that kind of way.
Maybe someone has or had similar problems.
Would be nice if someone can help me.
thanks

Oh, that sounds very bad. It's not that bad for me. It's not crashing that often at the moment, only black screens at start up or if setting dialog is opened. But I will see tomorrow how often it will crash, during today it crashed 2 times when doing some ridiculous simple actions like switchid to another layer and the other time when trying to edit an mask layer. I will contact the support chat on monday regarding this issue. Maybe there is a solution or an update soon... I keep may fingers crossed for you.

W520 over heating and nvidia quadro 2000m disabled by windows

I rencently reinstalled windows 7 on my W520 and it refuses to activate my nvidia quadro 2000m (Code 43)
For a while the fan is overheating and the right left hinge become very hot.
I think the graphic card is dead but I want to know why and if I can stop the overheating.
Is the the graphic card soldered onto the motherboard of the W520?
Thanks for your help.
P.S: Only the Intel HD graphic chipset is running ...
Solved!
Go to Solution.

After install win7 I install the driver for the wifi and the lenovo system update software. Then I run it and check if all devices are enabled. If there is someproblem I download the drivers from the website.
I already tried the nvidia optimus display driver and the the nvidia card is still disabled. I also checked if optimus is enabled on the BIOS and it is.
I used Lenovo Solution Center Lite to test the graphic cards and only the Intel HD Graphics 3000 can be tested. I got messages like "Can not send OpenCL and Direct3D command" and the result code "WVC000000-WJHZ4H" for the nvidia so the soft can not test it.
My opinion is that the nvidia is dead and I need to replace it if the it's covered by the warranty otherwise I will have to buy a new desktop to play my games and use my W520 only for programming ...
EDIT : I think my battery is almost dead, before I reinstate win7 I got a warning that battery should be changed. Can it have led to a malfunction that damaged the motherboard or the graphic card?
P.S: I made a mistake, it's not the right but the left hinge that heat ... sorry.

NVIDIA Quadro NVS 140M display driver updates?

I was wondering, when will the updates for NVIDIA Quadro NVS 140M driver be release? I tried playing some games and they say that my display driver is not uptodateand they do not allow me to play it =(
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link : http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-67890
Display (NVIDIA Quadro NVS 140M / Quadro FX 570M) driver for Windows Vista 32-bit - ThinkPad
This package installs the software (display driver) to enable the following video chips on the system board.
- NVIDIA Quadro NVS 140M
- NVIDIA Quadro FX 570M
Supported operating systems:
- Microsoft Windows Vista 32-bit
Supported systems:
- ThinkPad R61 (Machine types: 7742, 7743, 7744, 7751, 7753, 7754, 7755, 8914, 8918, 8919, 8920, 8927, 8928, 8929)
- ThinkPad R61i (Machine types: 7742, 8918)
- ThinkPad T61, T61p
Version: 7.15.11.7597 Release Date: 2008/06/16
Version 7.15.11.7597
(New) Support for Vista SP1.[/code]

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Set Nvidia Quadro 1000M as primary card.

Hello all. I have issue with Nvidia Quadro card 1000M on Windows 8. I set discrete graphic in bios and saved settings.
But on Windows startup at login screen it goes black and only helps to restart and set it back to optimus or integrated.
How to setup discrete graphic card as primary video card.

Hey there iThinkSL,
To get some clarity to best direct you, what machine are using? If you could, give us your machine type and model number?
Additionally, have you made sure that your Nvida Quadro Card 1000M has the latest Windows 8 Driver? (I wasn't sure of your machine, so I linked the Driver Matrix page)
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Video sync problem with nvidia quadro fx cards, edge blending on.

when I start edge blending feature of my nvidia quadro fx 3500 driver on 2 projectors, quicktime goes out of synchronization between audio and display. it's not directly related with framerate cuz my own opengl application with quicktime sdk, renders with 300+ fps succesfully but still the video is out of sync...

Hi there, welcome to forum.
"*Update*
I have a feeling that my PSU might be causing the low performance, seeing that the Quadro requires two power connectors to attach to it: (http://www.pny.com/support/quadro/install/FX4000AdditionalPowerRequirements.pdf)
Here is my PSU:
http://www.xpcgear.com/500wseepsubl.html
I do not know much about PSU's, so any input is greatly appreciated. Thanks."
your PSU is good one and should be powerfull enough.
Output +3.3V@28A, +5V@30A, +12V@34A, [email protected], [email protected], +5VSB@2A
can't be power related, since at 1st your PSU must be enough, 2nd same issue happend with your old mx 440 VGA. card malfunction are dismissed as possibility as well since its work fine in another machine.
think its drivers mess. ATI drivers(or part of them) still exist, guess is not completely removed. same symptoms happend many times when switching between Ati to NV, lagging 2D scrolling lag and etc, caused by ATI Smart (part of ATI Drivers) sometimes remain(survive after driver cleaner).
suggest you a new clean fresh OS installation. like Nv support already directed. also ensure in BIOS, in "Integrated Peripherals", "Init Display First" are configured to AGP.
let we know how its going, if problem persist we a ready with a tips to resolve your issue.

Driver please! NVidia Quadro NVS 140M Windows 7 64-bit

Installed Windows 7 RTM (Professional, x64) on my T61. Surprise! There's no driver for my NVidia Quadro NVS 140M, and I can't install the one that I downloaded from NVidia. I'm stuck in 1024x768. Ouch!
What's the plan, Stan?
If there are any driver hackers out there who could help me install NVidia's driver, please speak up.

I'm running now using the NVidia-provided driver for Windows 7 x64. I was able to install it by running the installer in Vista compatibility mode.
For Windows 7 newbies, the specific steps are:
* Download the installer (186.81_notebook_win7_winvista_64bit_international_whql.exe)
* Run this file to extract the files to C:\DRIVERS\WIN\VIDEO
* For the two files nvudisp.exe and setup.exe in C:\DRIVERS\WIN\VIDEO, do the following:
* Right-click the file, select Properties.
* Click the Compatibility tab
* Check the box for "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" Select "Windows Vista (Service Pack 2)
* Click OK.
Then double-click setup.exe to run it.
So far this is working for me.

T61 will not boot with nvidia quadro 140m driver

Hi all,
A couple of weeks ago, after allowing MS update to install some FTDI driver updates, my system will not boot up and hangs shortly after the initial vista loading screen. The screen goes black with some HD activity and eventually reboots. After trying a couple of restore points with no luck, I started to remove the latest driver updates and other software to my system again with no luck.
If I uninstall the nvidia driver and use the Standard VGA driver, it will boot and come up properly. I've done a bunch of web searches and searches on this site and can't find my exact circumstances. Its hard to believe that it could be a hardware issue since it started after a software update, but since it hasn't been a problem for anyone else, I'm just not sure at this point.
I've tried earlier versions of the nvidia driver, removing other drivers and services trying to find a coincidence, but nothing seems to work. I'm kind of at a loss at this point. Does anyone have some suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Dave

More info on my system:
OS Name    Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Business
Version    6.0.6001 Service Pack 1 Build 6001
System Model    6459CTO
System Type    x64-based PC
Processor    Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU     T8300 @ 2.40GHz, 2401 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processor(s)
BIOS Version/Date    LENOVO 7LETC5WW (2.25 ), 11/14/2008
SMBIOS Version    2.4
Installed Physical Memory (RAM)    4.00 GB
Also, does anyone know if using the Standard VGA Display driver without problems on this system means that the video card hardware is working? In other words, I'm trying to rule out a hardware problem with my nvidia quadro 140m card, so if the system works fine with the standard vga driver, would that mean the hardware on the card is ok?
Thanks,
Dave

Windows XP SP3 Freezes After Installation of Nvidia Quadro FX3000

Greetings to all! I have an older Dell running Windows XP SP3. It had an Nvidia Quadro FX1000 which began going bad and I replaced with a Quadro FX3000 model. The drivers I downloaded from Nvidia's web site were the most recent qualified
drivers (yep, they were old, but still the correct drivers). After of the installation of the card and the drivers Windows boots normally to the logon screen. After typing in my password Windows tells me its loading my personal settings, then freezes
with no further activity. I'm unable to use the mouse at that point and can't shut down gracefully.
I can boot successfully into Windows via Safe Mode and log on using my password. However, the system always hangs after logging on when I just boot straight into Windows without using safe mode.
Can anyone weigh in with a possible reason for this to occur. It's driving me crazy. I'm sure the answer is right in front of me, I'm just not seeing it.
Thanks in advance!

Hi!
I know its almost a month since you posted, but I would boot in to safe mode, remove the display drivers and install an older version of the driver. For instance the driver that was released before the latest one.
This has done the trick for me a few times with other hardware!
Best regards
Andreas Molin
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Troubleshooting a freeze: HP DC7800, NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290, Windows 7

Hello everyone,
I'm having problems with my HP DC7800 & Windows 7 (fresh install, 64 bit). The video card is NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290.
When any official NVIDIA driver is installed, I can boot into Windows 7, but just a few seconds into reaching the log in screen, there is a brief flicker & everything freezes. Though sometimes, the keyboard does respond: the CapsLock & the NumLock lights on my keyboard respond after a delay of, 5 seconds to 2 minutes.
When rolling back to whatever the default Windows drivers are available before installing the official drivers (WDDM v1.1?), I can't even get to the Windows log-in screen. The monitor displays "No Signal" and it's all blacked out. I have to shut it down with the physical power button.
When going back even further to the Standard VGA Graphics Adapter, I can boot into normal mode. Though using the same driver as the one in safe-mode is far from what I'm after.
Also, I should mention that I'm on a multi-boot system with Linux. They are on a separate drive and they can boot with comparitively-minimal problems.
Debian 7.7 with the open-source nouveau drivers work perfectly well.
Ubuntu-Gnome 14.04.1 with nouveau works well. With enough arm-twisting & the right combo of packages, I can get Ubuntu to work with the latest, official proprietary NVIDIA drivers.
Because I can get the NVIDIA card to work in 2 Linux distros, I'm fairly certain that the card is NOT completely broken.
It is the fresh-install of Windows 7 that is giving me trouble.
I've upgraded my BIOS to the latest available: 786F1 v01.32, 7/21/2011.
After updating BIOS, I've tried uninstalling & reinstalling several official drivers (309.00, 331.82, 333.11 & the latest: 341.05) with similar results.
For what it's worth, there is also an HP announcement. Should I update my Video BIOS, as the announcement says? How would I do that?
Other possibly important or irrelevant info:
* when the NVIDIA card is not in the computer, I connect using the motherboard's VGA slot & I can boot into Windows 7 normal mode perfectly well.
* when the NVIDIA card is in the computer, I can only boot into Windows safe mode. Booting Windows 7 into normal mode will freeze the computer a few seconds afterlogging in or reaching the login screen.
* At an earlier point in my troubleshooting, I was getting a BSOD screen, which mentioned the nvlddmkm.sys file.
* I've looked at my error logs, and they mostly report Event ID 7001 (Service Control Manager) and Event ID 10005 (Distributed DCOM)
Main questions:
Is there something about updating my Video BIOS, as per the link above, that would help? Or is that video BIOS update included in the whole-system BIOS update to v01.32?
If I can get my computer to work in Windows 7 safe mode, Debian Linux (with open source driver) & Ubuntu (with open source & official proprietary drivers), why can't I get Windows 7 to work in normal mode?
Are there any display-specific error logs that could clue me in? The only error log I know about is the one available through Administrative Tools > Event Viewer.
Are there any alternative, reputable drivers available for the Quadro NVS 290 on Windows 7?
Thank you for your time and please let me know if you need any more info or if there's something else I can do.

When installing that HP Nvidia driver you linked, and even switching to DVI port #1. I got the same results:
boot into Windows normal mode, get to the log-in screen. There's a flicker on the screen & everything freezes.
Hmm, well I went ahead and tried using an official NVIDIA driver in my Ubuntu setup (14.04.1). The packages I installed for Ubuntu were 'nvidia-331-updates' and 'nvidia-331-updates-uvm'.
It works well, as long as I go into my NVIDIA X Server Settings > GPU 0 > PowerMizer > Preferred Mode > Prefer Maximum Performance.
I have to do this immediately after logging in, otherwise Ubuntu will freeze after about a minute.
I can do some moderate gaming, Team Fortress 2, resolution set to 1280x720, after about 15 minutes I log out and see that my GPU temp is 77 Celsius.
With the same configuration, at rest, the GPU is 64-66 Celsius.
Maybe my card is toasted? From my limited understanding of drivers, the official, proprietary driver will enable the more advanced features of the card. This only seems to be a problem when I use the NVIDIA drivers...But please correct me if I'm wrong.
Moderate gaming with open source nouveau drivers on Ubuntu doesn't perform well, but it doesn't crash either.
Anyway, I think I'll go ahead and order another card.
In the meantime, is there a way to configure the NVIDIA card from the command line for Windows normal mode? I'm trying to think of a way to work with it before the Windows GUI is loaded.

Nvidia Quadro NVS 110M (Dell Latitude D620) driver issue

I'm having trouble installing the right driver for Nvidia QUadro NVS 110M video card on my laptop. What ever driver I install it requests for a reboot and when I restart, I get a blue screen.
Things that I have tried (all resulted in blue screen after restart).
Update driver using Automatic update
Downloaded driver from Dell support site (for Vista)
Downloaded driver from nVidia
Downloaded beta driver from nVidia
Please note: It used to work on Windows 7 before on the same laptop - I was trying to replace HDD and cant seem to make it work again with the new OS installation.Chandra Sekhar

Hello,
I'd suggest you installing the XP driver in Compatibility mode. Remove that hardware device in Device Manager, right-click on the driver executable/installer file and select the Compatibility tab; click the checkbox before Run this program in Compatibility mode for option and select Windows XP in the list-down box;
If the problem still persists, please understand that Windows 7 is a new operating system (only the beta version) and whole driverstore has been reprogrammed; some old driver is not compatible with new OS. I suggest that you should wait for another period of time till the retail version is released and push the vendor company to upgrade their device driver. Thanks for your time and understanding!
For more details, please look at the first Sticky thread at the top of this forum.
What can I do if my hardware does not work?
This will give you some guidelines.
Good Luck!

NVIDIA QUADRO NOTEBOOK DRIVER RELEASE 304 - Version: 305.93 WHQL

Has anyone tried the NVIDIA QUADRO NOTEBOOK DRIVER RELEASE 304 - Version: 305.93 WHQL (released Sep 5 2012) yet?
http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro-notebook-win7-winvista-64bit-305.93-whql-driver.html
(Windows Hardware Quality Labs testing or WHQL Testing is Microsoft's testing process which involves running a series of tests on third-party hardware or software, and then submitting the log files from these tests to Microsoft for review. The procedure may also include Microsoft running their own tests on a wide range of equipment, such as different hardware and different Microsoft Windows editions.)
Anything one needs to pay attention to?
EDIT: I just installed it. It seems to work fine.
W520 4270CTO i7-2820QM Quadro2000M 1920x1080 Display 16GB RAM 2x240GB Intel 510 SSDs (RAID 0) - BIOS 1.42 - PCMark7:4,568
Samsung Series 9 15-inch NP900X4C-A03US - PCMark7: 4674

I've been running 301.42 for a while now. I'm going to install 305.93 tonight.
Update: This driver appears to work for Windows 8 as well as Windows 7. I'm not seeing much difference between 301.42 and 305.93.
W520, i7-2820QM, BIOS 1.42, 1920x1080 FHD, 32 GB RAM, 2000M NVIDIA GPU, Samsung 850 Pro 1TB SSD, Crucial M550 mSata 512GB, WD 2TB USB 3.0, eSata Plextor PX-LB950UE BluRay
W520, i7-2760QM, BIOS 1.42 1920x1080 FHD, 32 GB RAM, 1000M NVIDIA GPU, Crucial M500 480GB mSata SSD, Hitachi 500GB HDD, WD 2TB USB 3.0

Which display driver package do I need for Nvidia Quadro NVS 110m?

Hi there,
I'm new to (Arch) Linux and was wondering which display driver package I need. I have a Dell Latitude D620 with a "nvidia quadro nvs 110m".
In the Arch Linux beginners guide it says:
1. nvidia-96xx slightly newer cards up to the GF 4.
2. nvidia-173xx Geforce FX series cards
3. nvidia newest GPUs after the GF FX
Consult the NVIDIA-Homepage to see which one is for you.
But on the NVIDIA-Homepage it says:
The GeForce M series and GeForce Go series notebook GPUs use drivers that have been customized by the notebook manufacturers to support hot key functions, power management functions, lid close and suspend/resume behavior. NVIDIA has worked with some notebook manufacturers to provide notebook-specific driver updates, however, most notebook driver updates must come from the notebook manufacturer.
And they just forward me to Dell Support which obviously neither offers a linux driver nor linux driver information for the D620.
So which of the three packages do I have to install?
Are these packages open-source drivers? Do I need proprietary nvidia drivers to get full 3D-performance?
Does anybody have experience with the D620?
Although I'm new to Linux and I like the KISS idea behind Arch Linux, I still want to have all that Compiz Fusion eye candy. I also want to play a few games which need 3D performance (once I'm familiar with wine). ;-)
Thanks in advance for your help,
Blackhole
Last edited by blackhole (2008-12-14 10:22:05)

Thanks a lot.
Final question: How does Arch Linux deal with license issues? If the nvidia package includes the original nvidia drivers linked above, doesn't that cause any legal/moral problems? Like in Ubuntu for example they always point out that it's proprietary software you're gonna install when enabling the nvidia drivers.
Just wondering...

Need driver for Nvidia Geforce Go 6150 for Windows 7

Hi, can anyone please tell me where I can download the driver for Nvidia Geforce Go 6150 for Windows 7. I have tried the drivers for Windows Vista but it does not work. Thanks in advance.

I followed this tutorial after installing Win7 on a friend's HP Pavilion tx1332LA (the tutorial is in Spanish):
http://www.taringa.net/posts/ebooks-tutoriales/2570715/NVIDIA-nForce-Chipset-Driver-(windows-7-_-vista).html
And since the coprocessor was no longer listed as an unknown device (or something similar), I assumed everything worked correctly afterwards... is that alright or do I have to check in some other way?
Well, here is a part of what the tutorial says (what was enough for me):
-Should work for 32-bits and 64-bits versions (I installed it on Windows 7 x64).
-First of all, we see that in the Device Administrator, there is an unknown device, a coprocessor. That's because Windows 7 can't find its driver.
-Download and install the following:
NVIDIA nForce Chipset Driver
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp39501-40000/sp39535.exe
and see if the coprocessor is recognized.
-If not, go to the Device Administrator and find the unrecognized coprocessor.
-Right-click on it and select Update driver...
-Select browse my computer -> let me pick -> have disk (this is what the tutorial says, it wasn't exactly the same for me, but I eventually got to pick a folder on my hard drive)
-Browse and select the following (assuming C represents the drive where everything from the file above got unpacked):
C:\swsetup\SP39535\WinVista32\SMU\smuc.inf (for 32-bits version)
C:\swsetup\SP39535\WinVista64\SMU\smuc64.inf (for 64-bits version)
Note: That is what the tutorial says, but I could only select the SMU folder and not a specific file. After selecting the SMU folder, a driver was automatically listed, I selected it and it got installed.
-Now, the coprocessor should be recognized (check the Device Manager).
Hope it helps!
Pixzeto
(PD: HP, the graphical editor on this forum sucks on Opera 10.01)

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