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GTX 970 Driver issue

Amazingasian
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Earlier today, I got a notification from Geforce Experience that there was a new graphics driver available for my computer.  I let Geforce Experience do its thing until it got stuck on the preparing installation screen.  I closed that and decided to install the drivers manually.  After it completed, it said that some things got installed while others were either Not installed or failed.  I uninstalled all the Nvidia programs and drivers and deleted all the folders, rebooted, then tried to reinstall the driver.  It finished and displayed the screenshot above.  Any ideas on how to fix this?  Thanks!

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Earlier today, I got a notification from Geforce Experience that there was a new graphics driver available for my computer.  I let Geforce Experience do its thing until it got stuck on the preparing installation screen.  I closed that and decided to install the drivers manually.  After it completed, it said that some things got installed while others were either Not installed or failed.  I uninstalled all the Nvidia programs and drivers and deleted all the folders, rebooted, then tried to reinstall the driver.  It finished and displayed the screenshot above.  Any ideas on how to fix this?  Thanks!

I had this once, restarted my pc and tried again and it was fine.

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Heyyo,

Tried DDU?

http://www.wagnardmobile.com/DDU/

  • Download the program, extract it and restart in Safe Mode (When you run RRU it will ask you to restart in safe mode, say yes)
  • Run DDU, Select "Clean & Restart"
  • Once back in regular boot? it'll detect and install basic display drivers (DON'T select "Clean Install" under the custom settings, it sometimes has problems with SLI setups). Once that's done? Install the latest NVIDIA drivers for your GPU and then reboot
  • (Optional) Open up DDU (if it asks to reboot into safe mode? you don't need to, so say no) and then click on "Set Automatic Driver Installation to Default"
And of course latest driver from Geforce?

http://www.geforce.com/drivers

There's a chance that Geforce Experience could be trying the wrong driver.

Heyyo,

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Gefore experience has screwed me over with the last few updates, it just fails and bluescreens -_-

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