Problem with NVIDIA Graphic drivers in Windows 7

[Ayush]

Hello Friends,

I'm running Windows 7 BETA x 64 build 7068. I was facing some drivers problem on my system. So i just removed the old drivers and had installed the latest drivers for my Windows 7. Now the problem is that whenever i try to turn on my pc i get an error message stating that "software has detected that Operating System you are using is not Windows".Can any body tell me that what does this means? Does any body have any idea about this issue? Kindly help me out to resolve the above problem. Any help on this would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

[Eric B]

The latest Vista driver version is 182.50 WHQL and 185.66 BETA. It will still work on Windows 7 if the official Windows 7 driver does not work for you yet.

[Glenny]

The new GeForce drivers, version 181.71, are currently available from the NVIDIA website. And with the addition of many new GPU-accelerated features, including DirectX Compute in Windows 7. The early support for graphics drivers in Windows 7.

[JonathanD]

The driver GeForce Release 178 is a driver for Geforce graphics boards: 6-series, puts 7-series, 8-series, 9-series, 200-series, as well as the new GPU GeForce U, 9800 GT, 9500 GT, and 9400 GT GPUs. The driver is certified WHQL and you surely will not face any kind of problem.

[Macarenas]

The Windows Update process is the preferred method of updating the drivers for Windows 7, and even NVIDIA suggest it on their Win7 support page. The idea is that MS and NVIDIA are working a whole lot more closely together to make the move to this OS as painless as possible for the masses, who aren't used to having to track down and install updates from the originators or deal with things like DriverSweeper to make it work.