nForce 11.10 Unified Remix (x32/x64)

[squall_leonhart69r]

i also included Win2k working raid config utility

[T1Cybernetic]

Has anyone got these working on the nf7-s v2.0 ? just curious as im back on my old
setup and it could do with a proper format and reinstall as it's a bit sluggish for my liking.

Im a little tired of the udp v5.10 as it happens too

[skinnie]

here working on my DFI NF2 Ultra B

[T1Cybernetic]

here working on my DFI NF2 Ultra B

Thats great to hear as i just dropped another Ultra B Rev A in my case hows it running!

Old school for the win!!

[weaker]

@squall:
I installed your driver package on my nForce4 Ultra mobo. I have a modded BIOS that includes nvRAID 5.60 instead of 4.84.

While install, your installer wanted to overwrite nvnetbus.sys which it said was newer on my system. I let the setup overwrite so that every file version is copied the way you found out.

After the install i found:
- It installed two audio devices: an NVIDIA nForce Audio with a yellow exclamation mark and an NVIDIA nForce Audio Codec device (I don't exactly recall the name).
- The NVIDIA Network Bus enumerator had also an exclamation mark.

I resolved the latter with just supplying the files from the official nForce 6.86 driver package. That didn't work with the audio devices, it said it found no appropriate drivers.
As the board uses a realtek chipset underneath, I wanted to go back to the realtek drivers (which I had already in use before installation). I couldn't update the nForce Audio device with the realtek drivers but only the nForce Audio Codec device. The drivers installed fine and the nForce Audio device with exclamation mark disappeared without further ado.

Everything is now running fine - at least it looks like that. The new IDE drivers seem to make the system respond snappier. Perhaps they make better use of the dual-core processor.

Thank you for your fine driver package, and hopefully my writing above is of any use to you.

Regards,
weaker

[squall_leonhart69r]

you can remove the audio drivers via the uninstall tool in add/remove programs

ALSO

you obviously did NOT read the notes on the installer as it says to remove all ethernet drivers before installing those ones.

im surprised you didn't end up in a bsod loop.

im still trying to work out why the heck nvidia released ethernet 65,.. then went back to 60

[weaker]

I admit, I didn't read the install notes Will read them next time
I trusted you that your installer will make everything the right way. But in case anything went wrong, I imaged my system partition first.

[squall_leonhart69r]

well, its not the installer that matters, Nvidia themselves recommend you remove older Ethernet drivers before installing Ethernet 60+, else you get bsod loop issues

[ryana1980]

Dude, all that I can say is that you're awesome. These drivers are amazing. I just bought an nforce 4 board, and I, for some reason, wasn't able to install the regular ide drivers, so I had to use the generic microsoft drivers. All of my videos would stutter and the system just had general poor performance. So then I install your drivers, and bam, my videos play perfect, and my whole computer seems to be as fast as it should be. Thanks a whole lot! Definately recommend these to anybody with an nforce 4 board!

[wongass]

Hi Squall,

Are you going to create a release for Windows Vista as well for your drivers?