Windows 10: PROBLEM-UPDATE: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1070 - Version 30.014.7466 - problems with Windows 7

Dear allfor many months now I have been unable to update my NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1070-videocard to its latest driver, because when I do so, it poses a serious problem after completion - currently I have updated to version 30.014.7466 I could roll back to the previous version 30.014.7411 which works fine but because it causes some irregularities with Wondershare - a programme I desperately need for making videos for my site/my book - I would rather keep this update.As a result of the problem, my videocard isn't even recognized anymore and instead Windows has replaced it with some standard video

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Nvidia GeForce GTX (Problem)

I did install the java from Java.com

@Jessen

I'm talking about the Nvidia GeForce GTX website where It scans for your drivers.

nothing popped up about the scam.

No error message just saids It needs java.

 

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 not compatible with Windows 10?

It's showing just as it is, a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260. It's running Windows 7 now, and it's running the latest version driver. But not for 10, it's running 7. I haven't tried installing the 10 driver...

 

Switched from AMD to Nvidia; GTX 1070 crashes under heavy loads

computer specs​

• R5 3600​
  
• MSI GTX 1070 Gaming (formerly a Powercolor RX 570 Red Dragon)
  
• Teamgroup 16gb (2x8gb) 3000mhz cl16
  
• EVGA 650 BQ (650W, 80+ Bronze)
  
• Asrock B450 Steel Legend (BIOS version 4.60)
  

the issue

hi all! I bought an MSI GTX 1070 Gaming from a friend recently as he upgraded and didn't have a use for the old (quite used) card. He says the card was working before it was taken out, around 6 months ago. His rig uses an 800W PSU, but my 650W PSU should theoretically still be enough for a 1070 and 3600. I switched out my years old RX 570 for the new card today and everything seemed to work, but when being used in heavy tasks like games or stress tests, the program either crashes or windows BSODs after 30 to 60 seconds of running. I have tried to run:

• Valorant (crash)
  
• F1 22 (crash)
  
• FIFA 23 (BSOD)
  
• 3DMark's Time Spy (crash, DXGI call IDXGISwapChain:resent failed [0X887A0005])
  
• Unigine Superposition (crash)
  

In all of these cases, the game or program ran for a little bit at seemingly normal performance before stopping. There were no visual or graphical errors except in Unigine, where there were obvious visual glitches before the program crashed. According to Unigine's stats, the card ran at ~100fps, ~70degC. Using hwmon during Time Spy showed about the same, with ~150W power draw.



troubleshooting steps taken​

After installing the card:

• I uninstalled AMD Adrenalin from Control Panel and installed Nvidia's latest drivers. I tried to get into some games, but all ended up crashing after a bit as described.
  
• After looking into it, I used DDU to uninstall all AMD and Nvidia drivers, then reinstalled Nvidia drivers, to no avail.
  
• I then took the card out and dusted it off as there was a lot of buildup and temperatures were getting high during the brief periods of load that were sustained- still no change.
  
• I used DDU again and installed Nvidia's studio drivers with no luck.
  
• I then used Windows recovery to reinstall windows while keeping my data, then installed AMD chipset drivers and Nvidia drivers, but the same result even after resetting Windows.
  

I'm not sure what to do next besides a fully clean install of Windows on my drive, which I would rather not have to go through again.



Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.