Updating Graphic Drivers

I tried to update the graphic driver of this laptop. I downloaded the update from http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/ But when I’m trying to install the downloaded driver, it says the it’s not compatible something like that. I tried to open my Device Manager and Update my Graphics Driver there using “Update Driver” option. But it says that it’s up to date. But my driver date is still 2007.
My Video Card is GeForce 8600M GT 256 MB.
Answer #1
firstly u have vista?and second which are the lastest updates that u have done?
Answer #2
Yes I’m using Vista. I never updated any of my drivers.
Answer #3
so download the 07 updates!!what version is this update btw?
Answer #4
go to nvidia.com and download the drivers from there best solution
Answer #5
I downloaded from Nvidia but I failed. It says that it’s not compatible something like that. It’s always the same error wherever I download the update. @punisher: what 07 updates?
Answer #6
I downloaded from Nvidia but I failed. It says that it's not compatible something like that. It's always the same error wherever I download the update. @punisher: what 07 updates?
i mean the updates of 2007 date,at least did u downloaded them?are they working?
Answer #7
Updates of 2007 for Vista?
Answer #8
Uninstall your old graphic drivers and restart PC. Should automatically install new ones when it restarts.
Hope you solve your problem…
Answer #9
I tried to update the graphic driver of this laptop. I downloaded the update from http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/ But when I'm trying to install the downloaded driver, it says the it's not compatible something like that. I tried to open my Device Manager and Update my Graphics Driver there using "Update Driver" option. But it says that it's up to date. But my driver date is still 2007.
My Video Card is GeForce 8600M GT 256 MB.
did you change the modified inf?
I downlaod the drivers, the inf and then change it and it works
Answer #10
I didn’t change the inf dude. How would I change that?
Answer #11
download the modified inf from the site
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/
then unpack the drivers and put the modified inf in the folder and override it
Answer #12
I only have Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit. So what would I choose there? x64 or x86?
Answer #13
32 bit = x86
64 bit = x64
so go for x86 :p
Answer #14
Successfully updated.
Answer #15
glad to hear it!