Windows 10: Nvidia Ends Support for Fermi-based GPUs

Support Plan for Fermi series GeForce GPUs | NVIDIA

List of Fermi series GeForce GPUs | NVIDIA

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I did some more research and found out it has to do with the 2 graphic cards.

One running a fermi processor and one running on a Maxwell.

The best resolution I did was installing a driver that I had on my PC left from December of 2014 and that worked ok.

Here is the information that I found that will explain.

NVIDIA provides Windows 10 driver support for our Maxwell, Kepler (select GeForce 600 series, GeForce 700 series and above GPUs) and Fermi class GPUs (GeForce 400 series, GeForce 500 series and select Geforce 600 series GPUs). Maxwell and Kepler GPU architectures
support Windows 10 WDDM 2.0 mode with support for Fermi coming at a later date.

At the time of Windows 10 launch, the GeForce Fermi architecture operates in WDDM 1.3 mode. Since it is not possible to load both NVIDIA WDDM 2.0 and 1.3 mode drivers at the same time, you will not be able to mix Fermi class GPU(s) with Kepler/Maxwell class
GPUs. If your PC has a combination of both a Fermi class GPU and Kepler/Maxwell class GPU, the WDDM mode that loads will depend on which card will POST first. (VIA geforce forums)

 

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I believe GeForce 430 is Fermi based so may be supported. check your drivers.