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Download: GeForce Hotfix driver 381.78
You can now download the GeForce Hotfix driver 381.78 that Nvidia released. This driver fixes an issue in combination with the Windows 10 Creators Update booting to a black screen on certain notebooks and desktops. In our forums users report it also fixes an idle GPU voltage bug and ICC profiles.
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Download: Nvidia GeForce 381.65 WHQL drivers - 04/06/2017 05:14 PM
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#5420913 Posted on: 04/15/2017 03:41 PM
Anyone else having problems with full screen settings in games?
A load of my games now have to be set to windowed borderless now, they refuse to open in full screen since 381.65
Go to nVidia Control Panel, go to Change Resolution menu, under option number three (3), choose "Use NVIDIA colour settings".
Go to Windows Settings, go to "System" options, under the "Display" menu, turn OFF (Disable) HDR and advanced colour.
Restart the computer (not necessary, but just to be safe).
I had this issue with the Creators Update even with the previous driver. After doing the settings above, it fixed the problem.
Hope that helps.
Anyone else having problems with full screen settings in games?
A load of my games now have to be set to windowed borderless now, they refuse to open in full screen since 381.65
Go to nVidia Control Panel, go to Change Resolution menu, under option number three (3), choose "Use NVIDIA colour settings".
Go to Windows Settings, go to "System" options, under the "Display" menu, turn OFF (Disable) HDR and advanced colour.
Restart the computer (not necessary, but just to be safe).
I had this issue with the Creators Update even with the previous driver. After doing the settings above, it fixed the problem.
Hope that helps.
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#5420921 Posted on: 04/15/2017 04:28 PM
Now, I know the reason why I have'n been able to load i1Profiler Pro. Windows Keeps saying 'something prevents it to load'.
Now, I know the reason why I have'n been able to load i1Profiler Pro. Windows Keeps saying 'something prevents it to load'.
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#5420925 Posted on: 04/15/2017 04:37 PM
These drivers do not fix the boot to black screen for me. In fact, they may be worse then the previous 381.65 drivers. I now have to unplug and replug the HDMI cable to get the image. Also, this driver and the previous 381.65 defaulted to
Output Color Format: YCbCr???
Output Color Depth: 12 bit
I have to click the, Use Nvidia Color Settings, and set RGB, 8 bit.
My monitor is a Samsung UN48JS9000. Didn't have any issues at all, till these drivers and the new "Windows 10 Creators Update".
I have the same problem with a Samsung UN60JS7090, the TV is the problem. It reports it can do YCbCr422 12-bit color. I have a PS4 Pro and it also autodetects YCbCr422 12-bit when enabling HDR in games. At least we can set it to use Nvidia settings, lol.
Edit: typed yuv instead of YCbCr
These drivers do not fix the boot to black screen for me. In fact, they may be worse then the previous 381.65 drivers. I now have to unplug and replug the HDMI cable to get the image. Also, this driver and the previous 381.65 defaulted to
Output Color Format: YCbCr???
Output Color Depth: 12 bit
I have to click the, Use Nvidia Color Settings, and set RGB, 8 bit.
My monitor is a Samsung UN48JS9000. Didn't have any issues at all, till these drivers and the new "Windows 10 Creators Update".
I have the same problem with a Samsung UN60JS7090, the TV is the problem. It reports it can do YCbCr422 12-bit color. I have a PS4 Pro and it also autodetects YCbCr422 12-bit when enabling HDR in games. At least we can set it to use Nvidia settings, lol.
Edit: typed yuv instead of YCbCr
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#5420927 Posted on: 04/15/2017 04:40 PM
Go to nVidia Control Panel, go to Change Resolution menu, under option number three (3), choose "Use NVIDIA colour settings".
Go to Windows Settings, go to "System" options, under the "Display" menu, turn OFF (Disable) HDR and advanced colour.
Restart the computer (not necessary, but just to be safe).
I had this issue with the Creators Update even with the previous driver. After doing the settings above, it fixed the problem.
Hope that helps.
Thanks, but I don't have either of those options in NVCP or Settings/Display
In NVCP I only have "Highest 32bit" available
Go to nVidia Control Panel, go to Change Resolution menu, under option number three (3), choose "Use NVIDIA colour settings".
Go to Windows Settings, go to "System" options, under the "Display" menu, turn OFF (Disable) HDR and advanced colour.
Restart the computer (not necessary, but just to be safe).
I had this issue with the Creators Update even with the previous driver. After doing the settings above, it fixed the problem.
Hope that helps.
Thanks, but I don't have either of those options in NVCP or Settings/Display
In NVCP I only have "Highest 32bit" available
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Fixes Windows 10 Creators Update booting to a black screen on certain notebooks.
The same bug on Desktop also
with
MSI Z170A GAMING M9 ACK
MSI GeForce GTX 980 GAMING 4G
ASUS RoG Swift GP278Q
Windows10-Pro-64bits-fr-1703