Frustrated8er
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I have searched the Forums, but couldn't find a proper fix, so I thought I'd start my own thread.
After installing the Consumer Preview back in March of 2012, I was slowly getting used to the change from Vista to Windows 8. Upon hearing that the upgrade from CP to the official 8 was at such a low price, I went for it. When Windows 8 works, it works great.
Installing W8 was not a hassle, but the problem that occurs now, is.
First thing I do is go install the latest nVidia drivers. It prompts me to restart, so I do. This led me to a flickering black screen that appeared after the Windows Logo. I can't get to the lockscreen (or so it seems), so I was basically stuck. I did a safe-mode boot and removed the updated driver.
I thought, maybe it's a bug that occurs with this version of Windows 8? So I use Windows Update to install A LOT of updates, hoping that it would fix the problem. Nope. Instead, I had to do my previous fix and roll back the driver. Again, this temporarily fixed my problem.
I can't install a proper nVidia driver without it having this problem. If it helps, I have a nVidia GTX 460 SE.
Thanks in advance.
After installing the Consumer Preview back in March of 2012, I was slowly getting used to the change from Vista to Windows 8. Upon hearing that the upgrade from CP to the official 8 was at such a low price, I went for it. When Windows 8 works, it works great.
Installing W8 was not a hassle, but the problem that occurs now, is.
First thing I do is go install the latest nVidia drivers. It prompts me to restart, so I do. This led me to a flickering black screen that appeared after the Windows Logo. I can't get to the lockscreen (or so it seems), so I was basically stuck. I did a safe-mode boot and removed the updated driver.
I thought, maybe it's a bug that occurs with this version of Windows 8? So I use Windows Update to install A LOT of updates, hoping that it would fix the problem. Nope. Instead, I had to do my previous fix and roll back the driver. Again, this temporarily fixed my problem.
I can't install a proper nVidia driver without it having this problem. If it helps, I have a nVidia GTX 460 SE.
Thanks in advance.
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 8