Windows 10 Upgrade for a notebook Nvidia Geforce 7150/NForce 630M

I have a HP DV9700 notebook. It originally came with Vista and I was able to upgrade to Windows 7 ultimate with service pack 1. I tried to upgrade to Windows 10 and was given the following message: unfortunately,this PC is unable to run Windows 10. Compatibility issue, Nvidia Geforce 7150/nforce 630m the display manufacturer hasn't made your display compatability with Windows 10. I noticed that there were several posts in the desktop forum that gave links to update your display driver to Windows 8 and the work around to install Windows 10. Can anyone help with the laptop?

I used this article and now my Laptop that was told that I cannot use Windows 10 now is running it. A couple bugs but outside of that,works great. http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/windows/how-install-windows-10-now-upgrade-gwx-3575135/

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I have a Pavilion dv6700 currently equipped with the
NVIDIA GeForce 7150M / nForce 630M graphics card
I am testing the official Windows 7 release, but the Nvidia driver is not compatible.
Where can I get a hold of a windows-7 compatible driver?
Nvidia site said I must contact HP, but can't find a win7 version anywhere on the HP site
is it hidden somewhere or about to be released?
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i have an emachines EL1358g-51w that came with a NVIDIA GeForce 6450SE NForce 30 ( i believe motherboard ) and i went to upgrade my current windows 7 home basic to the new Windows 10 free upgrade ( which microsoft indicated that i was eligible for the free upgrade one month or so ago ) ..... on sunday i went to upgrade through microsoft now microsoft indicates " the display manufacturer ( emachines/acer ) hasn't made your display compatible with windows 10. check with the manufacturer for support "i went to the nvidia websight ...they indicate see emachines .... i went to the emachines websight ...they indicate see the acer websight ...the acer websight ( per their live agent ) indicates i have to wait until ACER does the update for my specific computer ...DOES ANYONE KNOW WHEN THIS UPDATE WILL BE AVAILABLE ...

mrtease3,
I do not see your unit listed as an eligible model that eMachines will be posting drivers for Windows 10. The drivers that we have posted on our support site are what we have qualified for the system, and based on the age of the unit there will not be newer ones uploaded. If you want to remove the installed graphics driver and try to install one directly from NVidia you can see if that will resolve it for you.

NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 is incompatible with windows 10 upgrade message

My system is incompatible with the new windows 10 upgrade. Get the following message "NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 , The display manufacturer hasn't amde your display compatible with windows. check with the manufacturer for support

It's true that card isn't compatible with Windows 10 and from my research it will never be compatitble. You can still upgrade to Windows 10 though Microsofts website though and follow my work around below. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 Once you upgrade you'll notice your screens resolution will be screwed up atleast it was for me. Thats because it's using the generic Windows display driver since the driver for the graphics card isn't compatible. There is a way to get around it though. I will warn you now it's not perfect since the driver I'm linking is for Windows 8.1. Your icons on your desktop and in the taskbar will refresh every couple minutes. But you will be able to set your computer to the correct resolution. So it's kind of a tradeoff. Here's the link to the driver you'll need http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/56378 So far so good besides the refreshing icons. Edit: The icons stopped refreshing and no other issues.

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Hi Guys,
Was just wondering if anybody could help me out a bit regarding buying a new motherboard.
I was looking at getting the Asus A8N-VM CSM motherboard which has the NVIDIA GeForce 6150 + nForce 430 chipset.
Would anybody have any views on using ArchLinux with this board.
Or would I be better off choosing something with a VIA or SIS or ATI chipset.
The reason I like this board is coz :
1) It has On-board graphics
2) There is an official driver with full 3d support
I guess I was looking to hear from people who already have this board or have any experience with installing linux ( actually mainly looking at ArchLinux ) and if there are any gotchas that should serve as showstoppers or the like.
As always, your advice will be greatly appreciated ...
THNX in advance.
Cheers,
hackmykack

Sorry for the late reply, Ive been pretty busy.
Well I think that all nvidia chipsets *should* work fine, but here is my model of motherboard:
Chaintech VNF4
Here is what hwd gives me so you know more about the specs:
IDE interface
sata_nv : nVidia Corp.|CK804 Serial ATA Controller
sata_nv : nVidia Corp.|CK804 Serial ATA Controller
amd74xx : nVidia Corp.|CK804 IDE
VGA compatible controller
vesa : nVidia Corp.|GeForce 6200 TurboCache(TM)
Multimedia audio controller
snd-intel8x0 : nVidia Corp.|CK804 AC'97 Audio Controller
Multimedia controller
saa7134 : Philips Semiconductors|SAA7130 Video Broadcast Decoder
Memory controller
unknown : nVidia Corp.|CK804 Memory Controller
Host bridge
amd64-agp : Advanced Micro Devices|K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] Miscellaneous Control
unknown : Advanced Micro Devices|K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] DRAM Controller
unknown : Advanced Micro Devices|K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] Address Map
unknown : Advanced Micro Devices|K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] HyperTransport Technology Configuration
ISA bridge
unknown : nVidia Corp.|CK804 ISA Bridge
PCI bridge
unknown : nVidia Corp.|CK804 PCIE Bridge
unknown : nVidia Corp.|CK804 PCI Bridge
Bridge
forcedeth : nVidia Corp.|Ethernet controller
USB Controller
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unknown : nVidia Corp.|CK804 USB Controller
SMBus
i2c-nforce2 : nVidia Corp.|CK804 SMBus
USB Human Interface Devices
usbhid : Logitech Inc.|Optical Mouse [/dev/input/mice]
USB Printer
unknown : Lexmark International, Inc.|X74 Printer
USB Hub
hub : Lexmark International, Inc.|X74 Hub
hub : Virtual|Hub
hub : Virtual|Hub
USB Vendor Specific Class
unknown : Lexmark International, Inc.|X74/X75 Scanner
Mouse
msintellips/2 : PS/2 Mouse port [/dev/psaux]

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Hi,
I want to change Graficcard of my Toshiba M5-133 (Quadro NVS 110M), can I install Nvidia Geforce 6600 Go Graphiccard
instead??
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Hi
> can I install Nvidia Geforce 6600 Go Graphiccard instead??
No, this is definitely not possible.
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When will HP put out a update to this Display card so we can upgrade to windows 10. This card is in a lot of HP computers and they cannot upgrade to windows 10. This is the only item that is holding me back from upgrade.

You may want to give my suggestion a try. Worst case scenario is you add a $35 video card or roll back to W7. Here is how to roll back to W7 from W10 if things don't go as planned. I still think my idea has a good chance of working. http://www.askvg.com/how-to-restore-previous-windows-version-after-upgrading-to-windows-10/ Yes, it would be nice if the hardware manufacturers would develop W10 drivers for all devices that worked on W7. You get this hype about a free upgrade and then you can't, because the hardware doesn't have driver support. But if you read the system requirements for W10, your PC meets those requirements. Basically any PC that could completely run Vista should have been able to run W10. But nVidia won't be developing any W10 drivers for that chipset and graphics. They didn't develop any W8.1 drivers either. I have an old HP nc6400 business notebook PC, and there is only driver support up to Windows Vista. I installed W10 and it works just fine. I manually installed some of the Vista drivers and used the W7 Intel graphics driver from Intel. Sometimes if you can't go through them, then you have to go around them.

Windows Upgrade for Samsung ATIV SE

Wondering when Windows 8.1 will be available for the Samsung ATIV SE?

To Verizon Wireless:
Please help us. If it isn't apparent, your customers are becoming increasingly upset that we haven't been even remotely engaged with any information about the Windows 8.1 update (soon to be 8.1 update 1). Many people, like my wife and I (yes, we each have one), bought this phone on good faith when one of your sales staff told us that the phone(s) would receive the 8.1 update as soon as it was officially released. If I recall correctly, it was something to the effect that the phone shipped with Windows 8 to get the product in the hands of the consumer but that 8.1 was already tested and ready for "immediate" release. This approach would apparently get 8.1 out way faster because it was quicker to push the update over the air than it would be to wait until the official release date and then ship with 8.1 from the factory. Reading the boards, I have a pretty strong feeling that I'm not the only one who got this information for more than one model of handset. To make matters worse, when asked for information you try to placate the masses with an update link (go ahead, click Pamela's response to DeeCT) that doesn't even apply to the specific piece of hardware. If you're going to string us along at least please don't do it with the Samsung Odyssey... why not go all in and link it to the Galaxy S5 or a Blackberry or something? Otherwise, you could simply admit that you told us what we wanted to hear until you got us to to sign. This is the same move that Buffalo Bill pulls in "The Silence of the Lambs" when he tricks the girl into the back of his van. The best part is that everyone else saw it coming: "Probably not a good idea... this sounds shady... his arm isn't broken... why are you getting in the van? Idiot!" Unfortunately, I'm a loyal, long-time customer with few previous issues and took you at your word. I should have done more research into Verizon's reputation for timely updates and general concern for existing customers before I pulled the trigger. Well played. I get to put the lotion on my skin for the next 2 years. Well played.
I apologize for my frustration and bitterness, but I am tired of getting punched square in the groin every time my wife sees the Windows 8.1 "Siri vs. Cortana" commercial, as she reminds me how I convinced her against the iPhone.
That being said, on a positive note, my main gripe isn't with the phone. It's a good piece of hardware and works very well. I just didn't buy it for Windows 8.
Please just tell something... anything. If the phone wasn't successful enough to merit the update just tell us. If it's going to take more time then give us a better estimate than "we have no info". I understand that you have no obligation to provide the update and that the product shipped in working order with the "advertised" operating system, but you should understand that when your sales staff promises an immediate service and you fail to address your customers' concerns... you risk losing those customers.
So, throw me a bone. I just want to know if I get to hear about it during every commercial break for the next two years. Especially when the iPhone 6 comes out. That will be fun... I'm looking forward to that.

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Hello @adb111,
I have read your post on how you are looking to upgrade the graphics card on your notebook computer, and I would be happy to assist you in this matter!
You can upgrade your system's graphics card to any model you prefer, so long as it meets the requirements listed from the Product Specifications for your computer:
1. The graphics card must be supported up to 460 watts
2. It must compatible with the motherboard's PCIe Express x16 (generation 1).
3. The graphics card must be able to fit into the space provided.
I hope this helps!
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OEM Apple nVidia GeForce 7300 GT is on Adobe's list of unsupported GPUs for Open GL rendering-

My Mac Pro's Radeon X1900 XT is retired to my computer grave yard, in my basement, but going back to the OEM Apple nVidia GeForce 7300 GT, which shipped with my Mac Pro, brought some encouraging results.
When I first got the 2007 Mac Pro, in 2009, I was running it in Mac OS 10.4.4.11 Tiger and Photoshop CS4 (11.0.0) would disable Open GL rendering when it detected the stock nVidia GeForce 7300 GT card, which was on Adobe's list of unsupported graphics GPUs. So, I purchased a refurbished Apple Radeon X1900 XT. This card allowed Photoshop CS4 and Bridge CS4 to enable Open GL Rendering. Over the last year, the Radeon X1900 XT graphics card has been creating stripes on my screen when it is running hot and sometimes the dual displays would just shut off while I was working. Also, the computer was doing hardware freezes about once a day. This morning the Mac Pro shut down it's dual displays, while I was working, and I had to do another cold shut off in order to restart. I then manually shut the computer down and did a manual boot-up so that Snow Leopard would employ disk maintenance.
I shut the computer off and pulled the Radeon X1900 XT card and re-inserted the OEM Apple nVidia GeForce 7300 GT card. Now I'm running Mac OS 10.6.8 Snow Leopard with Photoshop CS4 (11.0.2) instead of Photoshop CS4 (11.0.0).
Now, the updated Photoshop CS4, under the newer OS, is enabling Open GL rendering instead of disabling it. This graphics card's hardware limitation is now fixed, so I see no reason to buy the ATI Radeon HD 5770 Graphics Upgrade Kit for my Mac Pro:
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Apple/6615718/
Some who have purchased the Apple ATI Radeon HD 5770 say they still got the striping on their display when the Radeon HD 5770 card was running hot, just like with the Radeon X1900 XT.
So far, the OEM Apple nVidia GeForce 7300 GT is working fine and I'm not getting any striping on my displays with no display shut-offs or hardware freezes.
I'm glad to have Adobe's Open GL rendering enabled with an OEM graphics GPU that runs cool and requires no imbedded cooling fan. Apples OEM nVidia GeForce 7300 GT, for the Mac Pro, is on Adobe's list of unsupported GPUs for Open GL rendering under Photoshop CS4, so why is it supported now? Is that just one of the benefits of the Photoshop CS4 11.0.2 update?

Chirs, thanks for your info but you are talking about Photoshop CS5, which does not support OpenGL drawing on the Mac nVidia 7300 or the Mac Radeon X1900. As long as I am using Photoshop CS4 and have not yet upgraded to CS5, I can continue to use the Mac nVidia 7300 and get limited OpenGL drawing support from Photoshop. And it is working fine.
Today I found out that Adobe has updated their OpenGL support information and apparemntly when I upgraded my Mac from Tiger to Leopard, and later, I gained Photoshop's Open GL support for the Apple nVidia GeForce 7300 GT:
Supported video cards (Mac OS)
Intel-based Macintosh, tested on Mac OS X 10.4.11 and 10.5.4
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ATI HD 2600, 256 MB
MacBook Air intel GMA X3100
Nvidia Quadrofx 4500, 512 MB
Radeon x1900, 512 MB
Intel-based Macintosh, tested on Mac OS X 10.5.4 only
8800 GT, 512 MB
iMac 8800 GS, 512 MB
Nvidia 8600M, 256 MB
The following Power PC cards work in Photoshop CS4: Nvidia 7800 (256 MB), Nvidia GeForce 7800 GT, and the Nvidia Quadro FX 4500.
Note: OpenGL is enabled for the GeForce 7300GT, but Advanced Drawing and 3D Acceleration are disabled.
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Multiple Monitor Setup for HPE-180t w/ NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 (only one DVI port)

I am wanting to connect mutliple montitors via DVI connection to my HPE-180t. My graphics card is the NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 which has 3 ports (VGA, HDMI, DVI) and does support mutli monitor display. What is the best way for me to connect multiple monitors to my desktop? I would like for all of them to be connected via DVI.
Thank you so much,
Angela
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old computer: HP Pavilion PU131AV / a1050y, Windows XP MCE, SP3 32bit, Nvidia GeForce 6600, Intel Pentium 4 CPU, 3.20 GHz, 2GB of RAM
new computer: HPE-180t, Windows 7 Pro (64bit), Nvidia GeForce GT 220, Intel Core i7-930 quad-core CPU @ 2.80 GHz, 8GB of RAM

What is the end goal you are attempting to acheive? Are you looking to clone all three monitors or each monitor to be independent of the other (extended display)?
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Photoshop CC not detect nVidia GeForce GTX 680 after driver upgrade (Windows 8 64-bit)

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hey chris,
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NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GS upgrade for 24" aluminum iMac -- can it be done?

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Is there a way to do this at all? Apple solution, third-party solution, anything? I've heard rumors, but can't find out anything for sure.
All help appreciated.

Yes, I think it's technically possible, but you'd have to purchase the stock part from an Apple specialist (a corporate store probably wont do it) and have them install it. Expect to pay $300+ for the part alone. Even then, there's no real guarantee that it will work, even though they do indeed use the same form factor. There may be power/thermal issues.

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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.

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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).
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C:\swsetup\SP39535\WinVista32\SMU\smuc.inf (for 32-bits version)
C:\swsetup\SP39535\WinVista64\SMU\smuc64.inf (for 64-bits version)
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-Now, the coprocessor should be recognized (check the Device Manager).
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Pixzeto
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