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1. GEFORCE DRIVER FAILED TO INSTALL ACCESS DENIED 64 BIT
2. GEFORCE DRIVER FAILED TO INSTALL ACCESS DENIED DRIVERS
3. GEFORCE DRIVER FAILED TO INSTALL ACCESS DENIED UPDATE

I am definitely running 64 bit Vista so I suppose somewhere there is corrupted information telling the installer that it is 32-bit Vista.

GEFORCE DRIVER FAILED TO INSTALL ACCESS DENIED DRIVERS

This setup program and its associated drivers are designed to run only on Windows Vista ]/Windows 7. “Setup detected that the operating system in use is not Windows Vista /Windows 7. This file gives me the same message as above and then continues with:

I have also tried to install from the updated drivers downloaded from the NVIDIA site. Uninstaller exits now.”Īs the CD has software for both 32 and 64 bit systems, this is a curious message. “You are running a 32-bit version of Nvidia uninstaller on a 64-bit system (Binary type I386) Check the box next to the Perform a clean installation box and click Next and install the driver. Direct X installs OK but when the drivers for the 9600GT are being installed I get I have removed all files I am aware of related to NVIDIA drivers from the C: drive and have attempted to reinstall the drivers from the CD which came with the graphics card. I have searched the web for information about this problem but have been unsuccessful.

GEFORCE DRIVER FAILED TO INSTALL ACCESS DENIED UPDATE

I cannot restore to before the time the update was originally installed as those points have been deleted by Vista. Attempting to reinstall the driver results in failure. The status was "This device is not configuredĬorrectly. The driver reported in Device Manager is NVIDIA, date, Version 8. Installing Nvidia Drivers Access Denied Everything seems to be running great except that I cannot get the drivers for the monitor to install. My monitor is an HP w Display Adapter is NVIDIA GeForce. On other occasions after deleting the NVIDIA files the Device Manager shows "Display Adapter > Video Controller (VGA Compatible)".

I then deleted the drivers via Programs and Features and deleted the entry "Other Devices - Unknown device". "Windows found driver software for your device but encountered an error while attempting to install it. I tried to reinstall the driver for the Unknown Device and got the following message: NVidia Display software update released in September, 2009 "nVidia - Display - NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT The installation failed and since then the adapter has been listed in Device Manager as "Other Devices - Unknown device". I've logged on as domain admin, and am unable to install (both network and local). The users have local admin privileges on their machine, but are unable to install. On 24 October Microsoft attempted to install an updated driver for my display adapter. I'm starting to see more and more machines on our network display 'Access is Denied' when trying to install either a network printer or a local printer. COpied here as suggested by respondent (see ) This previously posted on System Repair & Recovery forum.