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    nvlddmkm - I'VE HAD ENOUGH NVIDIA!

    Hello, I am getting problem due to the nvlddmkm. I have Geforce 9800 GT Graphic card and the problem is that, I don't able to play any game on it. I have added this and this card is giving me problem for playing games. If you have any idea from which I will able to fix my problem, then give me solution for that. If I try to play the game, it wont start. What is the reason behind this and how to fix it?

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    Re: nvlddmkm - I'VE HAD ENOUGH NVIDIA!

    Before you install the drivers given by nVidia, It is good to install the drivers provided by the manufacturer of the PC. These are not necessarily the same: the computers graphics cards can be different brand of standard cards nVidia. But if a format has not solved the problem then you have to try the driver reinstallation. If the graphic card is giving permission to go through nVidia for downloading the drivers, you need to remove the old drivers and then install the new one.

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    Re: nvlddmkm - I'VE HAD ENOUGH NVIDIA!

    Such kind of problem may occur due to the following problem:
    • RAM issue
    • PSU Problem
    • Driver problem.
    • Overheating
    • Overclocking problem.
    • Wrong MB voltage.
    • Video Card Problem

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    Re: nvlddmkm - I'VE HAD ENOUGH NVIDIA!

    Follow the steps below :
    • Perform the Clean installation of the Operating system.
    • Check the temperature of you computer devices.
    • Try to keep your computer more cool.
    • Check for the updates.

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    Re: nvlddmkm - I'VE HAD ENOUGH NVIDIA!

    nvlddmkm file problem can be solve with the help of following steps:
    • Move to the folder path as Windows/System32/Drivers and change the name of the file nvlddmkm.sys.
    • You need to go to Nvidia folder and locate the file then do nvlddmkm.sys and simply copy it.
    • Now just paste that file to the location as c:\windows\system32
    • Open the command prompt and go to the folder of system32.
    • Use the command below:
      expand.exe nvlddmkm.sy_ nvlddmkm.sys
    • Restart your computer.

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    Re: nvlddmkm - I'VE HAD ENOUGH NVIDIA!

    Hello, you need to remove the existing driver for your graphic card and after that you can simply able to resolve your problem. Just restart the machine. And then you need to make use of the NVIDIA help and download the new driver for your graphic card. And then install that on your computer. It will give you solution for your problem and then you won't get any kind of problem for that.

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