Windows 10: GeForce 341.95 Driver - WHQL - Seems Unstable?

I currently have the 1511 version, and had to clean install it unfortunately, doing an upgrade from 10240 wasn't an option for me, it would get stuck exactly at 32% after installing drivers. Even Microsoft help through remote desktop couldn't get the update to run fully. So I opted to clean install, wiping out all my programs and apps :-(

 

If having issues updating can try another install with ISO which is more up to date then that version, it's 10586. Make sure to reupdate drivers again. Need more info on motherboard exact model in your specs.


Are you installed with a 64bit version of windows 10?

 

My CPU is 64 bit ready, but the rest of my hardware is not, so I have 32 bit Microsoft Windows 10 1511 version

 

What other hardware ? I must be sleepy never heard of 64bit hardware, except the CPU.

 

They couldn't do an upgrade but they did do a clean install.

 

Yes of version 10240 as said.Question being how was the clean install done from what source.

 

Where do you see that?

 

Before November 2015, Microsoft had a previous version of Windows 10. On November 2015, Microsoft unleashed their latest (sort of service pack update) called Windows 10 Version 1511. You don't remember that?

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...ows-update-faq

 

It was from Microsoft's website. I did a ISO file, burned and created the media tool. Nothing wrong there

 

Yeah, we all know about that but he thinks you still have the older version.

 

The Mobo is not equipped to support 64 bit, nor my cards, such as my network card, my audio card, etc... The CPU is old, the first of its kind to "support" 64 bit, but the rest of all the hardware on this rig will not support 64 bit.

Lets not get into the 64 bit question, I was mainly asking more about the graphics card, I think I can safely uninstall the latest driver and re-install the last known previous driver, which worked perfect for me. I guess I will go with that, and call this solved. I'm so sorry for the confusion, but I wasn't asking about anything in regards to updating to 64 bit. Thanks though - all - for all the help!!!

 

I have the current version - thanks though! Lets end it here.

 

That's fine, I was just trying to clear up the confusion. So you could get back to the graphics card.

 

The problem is not the hardware by itself, but the lack of 64-bit drivers. Speaking of which, aren't there kernel-mode wrappers for 32-bit drivers in a 64-bit environment ?

Anyway @jaxxxx did you really check for the existence (or should I say non-existence) of such 64-bit drivers ? Maybe people here could help with details of your supposedly 64 bit-incompatible hardware...

EDIT : The idea behind going 64-bit is that you could then install the 64-bit Nvidia driver.

 

No problem, it just got too confusing - and I am sorry about that. My apologies.
I will delve into installing the previous Nvidia Drivers and if all goes well, I will come back and let you know if that was the fix of a sort of moderate problem. Thanks again everyone!!!