RonFtCollins wrote: I ran into the exact same problem. I have a DV-6604NR laptop with NVidia 630M graphics. I tried downloading the driver from NVidia, with the same results. NVidia support pointed me here. Hopefully HP will release and Windows 10 driver soon! I hightly doubt they will support system once they are out of production beyond what the HP driver sites listes. Just image how many old system they would have to support? Someone will have to pay for that work. There will come a time when some system can't use Windows 10 and we should come to that realization as well. Looking for HP driver support When Windows 10 O/S isn't Supported ------ Windows 10 drivers may be available through Windows Update Click ' Learn More' below for steps on using Windows Update to determine what drivers might be available for your product. Please be aware that HP does not guarantee Windows 10 drivers will be available from Windows Update. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a HP USER community forum. ----------------------------------------------------------------- BTW, Millions of folks have gone back from Win10 to their prior O/S -- something you don't hear about from MS. By WAWood but ALL to TRUE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Those that want HD Gaming should plan to invest in a Gaming Laptop to handle those requirements. Eamples GTA V or Crysis 3. PeerOne wrote: RonFtCollins wrote: I ran into the exact same problem. I have a DV-6604NR laptop with NVidia 630M graphics. I tried downloading the driver from NVidia, with the same results. NVidia support pointed me here. Hopefully HP will release and Windows 10 driver soon! I hightly doubt they will support system once they are out of production beyond what the HP driver sites listes. Just image how many old system they would have to support? Someone will have to pay for that work. There will come a time when some system can't use Windows 10 and we should come to that realization as well. If HP have made changes to a standard offering then they should support the changes or warn buyers they have built in obsolesense. On the listing it says it supports only Vista yet I'm running Windows 7. Grim_Reaper wrote: If HP have made changes to a standard offering then they should support the changes or warn buyers they have built in obsolesense. GeForce Drivers. All NVIDIA Drivers. Get ready for Windows 7 with NVIDIA graphics processors. NVIDIA GeForce 7150M and NVIDIA nForce 630M. I've been trying to locate Windows 7 x64 drivers for the GeForce 7150M / nForce 630M. I'm using the driver download search tool located at http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx?lang=en-us. On the listing it says it supports only Vista yet I'm running Windows 7. That's alot of wishful thinking here. It says 'Supports only Vista' it's quite clear about that. And Windows 7 can run and install Vista drivers that is now known but at the time it wasn't know to HP. Everything becomes obsolete and expecting support beyond the warranty period unless your wanting to pay monthly charge which I doubt you want to do and probably won't come cheap. Looking for HP driver support When Windows 10 O/S isn't Supported ------ Windows 10 drivers may be available through Windows Update Click ' Learn More' below for steps on using Windows Update to determine what drivers might be available for your product. Please be aware that HP does not guarantee Windows 10 drivers will be available from Windows Update.
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