Windows 10: Multiple card support problems since Win 10 upgrade.

Hi,
Since installing Windows 10 I've been having difficulty with my Geforce GTX 660 and GT 610 cards working together; I have them hooked up to two separate monitors with the 660 being the primary (obviously). When my computer sorted itself out for the first time (after Win 10 upgrade) only the 660 worked and the 610 came up with the "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)" error in device manager. I tried reinstalling the latest drivers for both the cards through GeForce Experience and the manual install process initially, then uninstalled the 610, did a restart. When it booted up the 610/ second monitor became the primary (at normal res) and the 660 was spitting out at something tiny. I've done this a few times, sometimes uninstalling both cards, but every time it does that then the 660 will seem to sort itself out after a couple minutes and cut the other monitor completely; back to square one.

This is starting to get quite annoying. Some help would be much appreciated, thank you *Smile.

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ati firegl v3500 driver for wondows 10

I had the same problem when upgrading my old workstation to Windows 8

FireGL drivers for Windows 7 worked well with Windows 8... assume same for Win 10.

I have since retired my old FireGL cards. A Radeon HD6450 card seems as fast with OpenGL and is fully supported in Win 10

AMD web site should have the FireGL drivers for Win 7. maybe under Legacy Drivers

 

Login Error: Windows coulcn't connect to the group policy client

Not sure that these comments will be helpful but are more my experience with the problem.

1. First occurrence on my wife's laptop with Win 8.1 - numerous attempts by Dell to resolve with limited success - error message repeated multiple time over the span of multiple months

2. Upgraded wife's laptop to Win 10 and problem repeated

3. Formatted drive, reinstalled Win 10, did not have Win 10 key, support attempted to resolve the issue and caused further problems, reinstalled Win 10 from a different build and so far Ok

4. Check another laptop (Win 10 Home) and desktop (Win 10 Pro) - did not have the gpsvc keys

5. Error showed on desktop with Win 10 - reinstalled Win 10 Home but wanted Pro - support walked through the upgrade from Home to Pro - upgrade semi-worked but caused numerous other problems - created a later install flash drive that chooses the appropriate
version (Pro or Home) of Win 10 to install

6. So far problem has been eliminated on wife's laptop and my desktop - 2-3 months - both PCs used 7 days a week

7. Problem surfaced on in-law's desktop (not PC tech savvy) - added gpsvc keys via REGEDIT - worked for 2-3 weeks and in-laws indicate same problem surfaced - have not gone to in-laws (hour drive) to determine problem - did indicate to them that I would
reinstall Win 10 if it surfaced again.