Nvidia Quadro Fx2500m Driver For Mac
Hello, I finally took the plunge. Scanned my system with Windows 7 upgrade advisor and it reported that Windows 7 should have NO issues with installing. Enough RAM, processing power, etc.
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No reports of hardware being an issue at all. So I purchased and installed Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit edition. The OS installed without error.
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After restart, I noticed two things: One, my secondary monitor (DVI connection) was not displaying anything and two, the resolution was set low. So I checked the display settings and sure enough the 2nd monitor is not displayed and the driver was set to the Standard VGA driver of Windows. I have been looking for a Windows 7 replacement driver for about 6 hours now. I have tried different suggestions and tweaks to no avail.
Dell apparently does not support the Win 7 version of the driver for this laptop model and NVIDIA states that I must contact the manufacturer 'Dell'. I am in a catch 22 situation with them now. Does anyone have any suggestions?
I even purchased a Driver Scanning tool to see if it could locate a compatible driver. $50 more dollars for software and no results! One recommendation which seemed promising was to install the Vista 32 bit version from Dell. This causes an exception in Windows 7. Windows 7 unloads the driver and uses Standard VGA. Another option I tried was to install different drivers from NVIDIA (1500 and 3500) without success.
The installers complain the hardware does not exist and quit. Lastly I tried to update the driver manually by locating the Vista 32 bit version and browsing to it. I receive the following error during install: Again, any ideas or thoughts would be greatly appreciated!!! I am even willing to spend a little more on a newer 'compatible' video graphics card if that would work!