So I got home from work yesterday and started up my desktop machine.. Loading into Vista I am greeted by a 1024x768 screen that is normally 1920x1200. Looking at my display preferences, there is suddenly no video driver installed. I didn't make any changes recently.. So I uninstalled the current "nvidia video driver", and downloaded the latest one. After the necessary reboot, I am greeted with a "No Signal" response when Vista loads (I hear it actually loading, but no video output).
I then boot into safe mode, remove the installed driver, and try again with several older drivers. If I leave the driver uninstalled, I can boot fine, and Vista installs a generic driver. However after installing any nvidia drivers that I have used previously or newer ones (I also tried the one "Windows Update" recommended), I am greeted by the No Signal screen upon loading the OS each time. I
Does this mean that the card is now damaged and cannot accept/handle the driver settings?
I then boot into safe mode, remove the installed driver, and try again with several older drivers. If I leave the driver uninstalled, I can boot fine, and Vista installs a generic driver. However after installing any nvidia drivers that I have used previously or newer ones (I also tried the one "Windows Update" recommended), I am greeted by the No Signal screen upon loading the OS each time. I
Does this mean that the card is now damaged and cannot accept/handle the driver settings?