Guest Bodie Posted November 22, 2007 Report Share Posted November 22, 2007 Im using Vista Enterprise 32bit on a . This notebook has an Laptop Make/Model: Lenovo R61 15,4" Graphics Card -- Device ID (DEV_ID) if known: [/b]nvidia NVS140M chip with 128 MB[/b] Current working Driver Version: none Last Useable Driver Version: none Operating System: M$ Windows Vista Enterprise 32bit An accurate description of the issue at hand: Bluescreen on every bootup with nvidia drivers: STOP(0x00000116) 0.) BIOS UPDATE: Latest Lenovo BIOS is installed 1.) Windows VISTA: WindowsUpdate: Patched up 100% 2.) all available OS Updates: This would be the same as line 1.. 3.) current Chipset Driver: ALL updates from Lenovo installed, including chipset and all the rest. 4.) DirectX 9.0c and all Updates for DirectX 5.) Laptop specific drivers: Same as 3).. all done 6.) update other drivers like WLAN or Sound: Same as 5) and 3), all done I have tried to find older drivers at IBM, Lenovo and Nvidia to no avail. The latest produce the bluescreen without fail. Standard Gfx driver works in all resolutions though. I checked but did not find any Notebook BIOS options that might have anything to do with configuring the memory sharing between gfx and mobo ... so nothing changed. I have downloaded a few (including latest) driver packages from here with the modified INF but in spite of not complaining while installing the drivers ,the notebook boots without a gfx driver and then detects and installs the std driver again OR bluescreens out. I have not found any NVS140M in your INF files anywhere... not in the list of supported devices. Am i missing something or does this piece of crap simply NOT work ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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