Help with NVIDIA Installation! :(

[Spev]

Those ar elinks to ISO files so it'll be easy to use. You can either use any burning software you have to burn the ISO image to a DVD, or use their tools to make a bootable USB.

 

From the sounds of it you may be better off doing a fresh Windows install anyway to make your PC fresh again. Might not be what fixes the driver, but your PC will be happier anyway.

They said I just put it onto a USB and I'm done. I'm not sure what else I need to do? They said I don't need to format it or anything, so I'm not sure what you mean about tools.

[Spev]

You should stick with the exact version you have installed at the moment, not sure if your serial key would work on any other version.

Yeah, plus I can't see why I would ever want to go down to 32 bit anyways.

[Fliggle_Slaps]

As far as I know you can't just place an ISO on a USB and it becomes bootable... If you use the tool I linked, it will extract the ISO onto the USB and create a boot loader so the USB can boot.

[Mattr567]

Lets get this straight, this PC is old and you put a 970 in it.

There could be compatibility problems in the first place.

Why not just build a new PC out of the current case, and what ever good parts there are????

So you have one PC still, sell the rest of the parts on Ebay

Hell, I got $70 from a Phenom x4 820 out of a old HP

[Enderman]

Yeah, honestly I don't think I'm going to miss much. I'm going to move probably 10GB of data to a portable drive, then make a list of all the programs I want to reinstall, and do the wipe. I'm hoping it will speed up my system, been using this install since my PC was made 4 years ago.

Thats definitely a long time....and due for a reinstall.

The way you plan to move your data sounds good, hopefully this reinstall will fix your issue.