10-02-2018, 03:54 PM
Another follow up, sorry for the spam...
After uninstalling the latest nvidia drivers 411.63 and rebooting windows start up with native drivers. Then it asks me to restart again. After the second reboot some kind of default nvidia driver is in place 360.80. I don't really know where that one comes from.
Anyway all graphics resolutions seem to work perfectly with the 360.80 driver, but I am back with the garbled display if I try to re-install the latest nvidia driver.
I had the latest driver when I ran hashcat since it won't start with the 360.80 driver.
Does anyone have any idea what this could be? The card is, after all, probably not fried sine the 360.80 driver works just fine. Seems to be software related, but I have no idea where to look now.
/p
After uninstalling the latest nvidia drivers 411.63 and rebooting windows start up with native drivers. Then it asks me to restart again. After the second reboot some kind of default nvidia driver is in place 360.80. I don't really know where that one comes from.
Anyway all graphics resolutions seem to work perfectly with the 360.80 driver, but I am back with the garbled display if I try to re-install the latest nvidia driver.
I had the latest driver when I ran hashcat since it won't start with the 360.80 driver.
Does anyone have any idea what this could be? The card is, after all, probably not fried sine the 360.80 driver works just fine. Seems to be software related, but I have no idea where to look now.
/p