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GTX 970 Drivers messed up Driver status not selected

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well first i would go to control panel/ programs and uninstall all nvidia software, then go do a fresh download of the latest driver(Not experience) and install

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Hi guys i have a problem with my 970 i got it today after upgrading from my 650 and i tried to install teh drivers through geforce expierience (clean installation) but i get an error popping up saying installation cannot continue and there is the list of drivers with their statuses saying not selected. Any ideas ?

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Help please .

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Install the drivers manually without Geforce Experience.

http://www.geforce.com/drivers

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Hi guys i have a problem with my 970 i got it today after upgrading from my 650 and i tried to install teh drivers through geforce expierience (clean installation) but i get an error popping up saying installation cannot continue and there is the list of drivers with their statuses saying not selected. Any ideas ?

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Help please .

Like Godlygamer23 said, install drivers manually without Geforce Experience.

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well first i would go to control panel/ programs and uninstall all nvidia software, then go do a fresh download of the latest driver(Not experience) and install

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Thanks guys i'll install all teh drivers from the start that showed up on the driver list. i'll let you know if it worked or not . Thanks again :P

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Hi guys everything is going as planned. I uninstalled all teh nvidia software then i started installing from the oldest driver and i havent encountered any errors. thanks a lot you made my day :P

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Install the drivers manually without Geforce Experience.

http://www.geforce.com/drivers

Hi Everything was going fine until 347.25 driver then the virtual sound failed to install , i ignored it thinking that i wont even use it , carried on installing and came back to the same old error. 

 

Help plox

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Hi guys thanks for the help. I reset the pc back to yesterday and uninstalled the drivers and it worked thanks :P

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