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I extract driver to a folder I know and point the gpu to the extracted folder with device manager and it installs. Driver and control panel only though.

I just tried .net4.0 + XP-32 + 320.18 (again) and it doesn't work.

 

Maybe my XP has had too much stripped out of it?

I just tried .net4.0 + XP-32 + 320.18 (again) and it doesn't work.

 

Maybe my XP has had too much stripped out of it?

320.49 installs fine on my super stripped XP32 OS with just .net 4.0.

Might want to check the integrity of your downloaded file.

I'll DL 320.49 and compare directly :)

 

EDIT: Nope. Still get a "no internet connection" found. Ethernet is disabled in BIOS, no Ethernet drivers installed, obviously

Edited by K404

I'll DL 320.49 and compare directly :)

 

EDIT: Nope. Still get a "no internet connection" found. Ethernet is disabled in BIOS, no Ethernet drivers installed, obviously

 

I would do as jjjc says, just extract the driver, install through device manager, point to the location to where you extracted it. You don't need the control panel when you have NvInspector :)

.net3.5 didn't work but "unpack and point" did :D

 

Thanks for the help guys! :D :D

 

(I SWEAR that installing drivers was easier in the good ol days :P)

This is an off-topic thing to ask.....but if we're messing around with drivers in XP.... does anyone feel like comparing 320.49 to 314.21? I found 320.49 to be a LOT worse with Kepler-6. The difference is so big, it feels like I missed something.... but I don't think I did :/

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