NForce 2 drivers.

[throdgrain]

Could someone please tell me how to check what version NForce2 driver I have please?
Thanks

 

[Panda On Smack]

does going into the NForce CP under windows Control Panel and clicking information tell you anything?

 

[throdgrain]

I dont have anything like that in my control panel

 

[Tom]

Can't you just look in the device manager? Or failing that, under display properties?

 

[throdgrain]

NForce2 driver, for the mobo primarily, not the display.

 

[SilverHood]

Try the BIOS, or look closely when it starts up?

 

[.Wilier.]

I dont have anything like that in my control panel

Isnt there an extra icons thingy under XP's control panel? If you set it to classic view, it should show up there, at least, when I inadvertantly checked the classic view, I found things I didnt realise were in my control panel.

 

[Tom]

Display properties > settings > advanced > adaptor > properties > driver

should be in there. Mine says 5.2.1.6

Click driver details, and you find out more stuff.

 

[Clown]

I think he wants the motherboard drivers?

 

[Cdr]

Yeah, he's after the nForce2 info, not the gfx card info (which he did say on more than one occasion)

I've looked and looked but I can't find anything that gives me an actual driver set number - yeah you can look at the individual parts, but that's useless when it comes to knowing which actual set you have

Throddy, better to be safe than sorry and download the latest ones from the nVidia site - I dont think it'll hurt anything even if you do currently have the latest versions already installed.

 

[Clown]

Yeh, that's how I know what version mine are. I downloaded them from the nvidia web site after I formatted.

 

[Deadmanwalking]

No no, i know everything ever and always have an answer. he is clearly after his system time.

Double click the clock at the bottom right >> eh, ehh yeah it's there.

Or you can just look at a clock or failing that phone the speaking clock.

 

[Clown]

Tom Is A Spacckk

 

[Tom]

I didn't see his post below mine.

 

[PR.]

How I have previously worked it out is to look at the individual drivers in Device Manager and compare them to the ones listed on nVidias site:


http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce_udp_winxp_3.13

Windows XP Driver Versions

Audio driver 3.66 (WHQL)
Audio utilities 3.66
Ethernet driver 3.63 (WHQL)
GART driver 3.34 (WHQL)
Memory controller driver 3.38 (WHQL)
SMBus driver 3.38 (WHQL)
IDE In-the-box driver 3.58 (WHQL)
IDE 2.0 NVIDIA driver 3.66 (WHQL)
Display driver 52.16 (WHQL)
Installer 3.77

Windows 2000 Driver Versions

Audio driver 3.66 (WHQL)
Audio utilities 3.66
Ethernet driver 3.63
GART driver 3.34 (WHQL)
Memory controller driver 3.38 (WHQL)
SMBus driver 3.38 (WHQL)
IDE 2.0 NVIDIA driver 3.66 (WHQL)
Display driver 52.16 (WHQL)
Installer 3.77