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Download: GeForce 466.55 Hotfix drivers
Download GeForce 466.55 hotfix drivers. The hotfix addresses the following issues with 4K UHD TVs and 4K @ 120Hz display modes.
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#5915308 Posted on: 05/26/2021 03:16 AM
I'm pretty sure every so often M$ flags a driver as a security update instead of driver, and if you don't have that version or newer, it will force an update no matter what. You have to completely disable windows updates or disconnect internet before driver removal to be be sure your new driver install will not be "hijacked" by M$.
I like to to it with a registry file "toggle and reboot" that completely blocks all windows updates until toggled back on (windows update attempts will just give you a glorious "something went wrong" error, best error ever!). Copy/paste the following into two "named-what-you-like.reg" text files and double click them to use + reboot for effect:
Windows Updates Disabled.reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
"DoNotConnectToWindowsUpdateInternetLocations"=dword:00000001
"DisableWindowsUpdateAccess"=dword:00000001
"UseWUServer"=dword:00000001
Windows Updates Enabled.reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
"DoNotConnectToWindowsUpdateInternetLocations"=-
"DisableWindowsUpdateAccess"=-
"UseWUServer"=-
EDIT: This assumes you don't already have an unwanted driver from windows updates stored in "C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository".
Check and/or remove unused, stored drivers with Driver Store Explorer. A no-bloat, light, portable, handy little program.
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EDIT2: So far so good with these drivers. No problems.
Sometimes it doesnt work, i dont know why..happened to me also, its weird.
I'm pretty sure every so often M$ flags a driver as a security update instead of driver, and if you don't have that version or newer, it will force an update no matter what. You have to completely disable windows updates or disconnect internet before driver removal to be be sure your new driver install will not be "hijacked" by M$.
I like to to it with a registry file "toggle and reboot" that completely blocks all windows updates until toggled back on (windows update attempts will just give you a glorious "something went wrong" error, best error ever!). Copy/paste the following into two "named-what-you-like.reg" text files and double click them to use + reboot for effect:
Windows Updates Disabled.reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
"DoNotConnectToWindowsUpdateInternetLocations"=dword:00000001
"DisableWindowsUpdateAccess"=dword:00000001
"UseWUServer"=dword:00000001
Windows Updates Enabled.reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
"DoNotConnectToWindowsUpdateInternetLocations"=-
"DisableWindowsUpdateAccess"=-
"UseWUServer"=-
EDIT: This assumes you don't already have an unwanted driver from windows updates stored in "C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository".
Check and/or remove unused, stored drivers with Driver Store Explorer. A no-bloat, light, portable, handy little program.
5513
EDIT2: So far so good with these drivers. No problems.
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#5915436 Posted on: 05/26/2021 03:21 PM
Selfish snob
Yeah you'r right, 456.89 is the last best driver
You sir/madam are irrelevant. Good Bye.
Now back to what matters in this thread. Nvidia screwed the pooch and released a dud driver. Par for the course for the last 4-5 years; AMD is no better but they break things in other ways. They were quicker to catch it than the norm and issue a hotfix driver. Now if they can just get a handle on making and distributing 3000 series cards; guess they will figure it out eventually. Should not be launching new products if they cannot secure sufficient parts to manufacture said products. Just creates animosity with the customers. Should not have to pay triple MSRP for a product that should have wide spread distribution.
Selfish snob
Yeah you'r right, 456.89 is the last best driver
You sir/madam are irrelevant. Good Bye.
Now back to what matters in this thread. Nvidia screwed the pooch and released a dud driver. Par for the course for the last 4-5 years; AMD is no better but they break things in other ways. They were quicker to catch it than the norm and issue a hotfix driver. Now if they can just get a handle on making and distributing 3000 series cards; guess they will figure it out eventually. Should not be launching new products if they cannot secure sufficient parts to manufacture said products. Just creates animosity with the customers. Should not have to pay triple MSRP for a product that should have wide spread distribution.
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#5915459 Posted on: 05/26/2021 04:50 PM
You sir/madam are irrelevant. Good Bye.
Now back to what matters in this thread. Nvidia screwed the pooch and released a dud driver. Par for the course for the last 4-5 years; AMD is no better but they break things in other ways. They were quicker to catch it than the norm and issue a hotfix driver. Now if they can just get a handle on making and distributing 3000 series cards; guess they will figure it out eventually. Should not be launching new products if they cannot secure sufficient parts to manufacture said products. Just creates animosity with the customers. Should not have to pay triple MSRP for a product that should have wide spread distribution.
It was not hard to guess that i made a mistake, and that i mean 465.89 smart man/woman
You sir/madam are irrelevant. Good Bye.
Now back to what matters in this thread. Nvidia screwed the pooch and released a dud driver. Par for the course for the last 4-5 years; AMD is no better but they break things in other ways. They were quicker to catch it than the norm and issue a hotfix driver. Now if they can just get a handle on making and distributing 3000 series cards; guess they will figure it out eventually. Should not be launching new products if they cannot secure sufficient parts to manufacture said products. Just creates animosity with the customers. Should not have to pay triple MSRP for a product that should have wide spread distribution.
It was not hard to guess that i made a mistake, and that i mean 465.89 smart man/woman
loracle
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#5915460 Posted on: 05/26/2021 04:51 PM
Sorry i mean 465.89
Actually no, use the 466.55 version till 470 and newer comes out, it fixes so many problems from 456.89.
Sorry i mean 465.89
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interesting, i kept having issues with the other 466.x drivers. The gpu wouldn't send signal if it had set the screen asleep and the tv had been turned off; half the time on turning the tv back on I would still have no signal (with LG C9 4k@100hz). I've been using 461.92 the last few days, they don't seem to have the issue.
I may give these a go.