Inventory Flicker Error After NVIDIA 32.0.15.6094

[Scramble]

After forced to upgrade to NVIDIA driver version 32.0.15.6094 on Windows 10 computer, I got the error where the screens flickers behind the inventory when open.

Turning on V Sync worked as a work around.

If my belt to notch for errors caused by driver updates, hadn't already completely disintegrated from notches, I could give it yet another notch as a reminder that driver updates always cause problems.

[skyguard]

Just go back to the prior driver version, you are never forced to update your driver unless it is absolutely necessary.

[Scramble]

Originally posted by skyguard:

Just go back to the prior driver version, you are never forced to update your driver unless it is absolutely necessary.

Tell that to Microsoft, secretly downloading it without your consent, then suddenly rebooting computer.

[skyguard]

Originally posted by Scramble:

Originally posted by skyguard:

Just go back to the prior driver version, you are never forced to update your driver unless it is absolutely necessary.

Tell that to Microsoft, secretly downloading it without your consent, then suddenly rebooting computer.

Interesting,
has not happened to me yet, should still be able to roll back the driver.

[skyguard]

I also have that driver installed and actually no longer have the flickers with it. Looks like there is another more recent driver than this one, you could try that one and see.

[neock]

Originally posted by skyguard:

Originally posted by Scramble:

Tell that to Microsoft, secretly downloading it without your consent, then suddenly rebooting computer.

Interesting,
has not happened to me yet, should still be able to roll back the driver.

windows LOVES screwing with users. when it wants to update but you stop it from doing so, it will progressivly make your PC act up more and more till you eather reboot or it forces you to.

[2ugly]

The previous trick was to add the game through the Nvidia Control panel, and turn on "low latency mode" and Vsync, then turn off vsync in game.

Just be glad you weren't around when MS updated Win '98 and bricked every gamers HOTAS. Back then there wasn't a lot of USB devices on the market, and HOTAS still used the KB port to upload profiles through. With a Win '98 update they removed the ability to use the keyboard port for this purpose. Funny at the same time MS just put out their new USB sticks and mice.

[Scramble]

Originally posted by 2ugly:

Just be glad you weren't around when MS updated Win '98

In Windows 98, MS had not yet sabotaged the "Download now, but let me choose what to install." option. If you got an update, you were stupid and updated randomly without specifically needing that update.

[2ugly]

Originally posted by Scramble:

Originally posted by 2ugly:

Just be glad you weren't around when MS updated Win '98

In Windows 98, MS had not yet sabotaged the "Download now, but let me choose what to install." option. If you got an update, you were stupid and updated randomly without specifically needing that update.

Back when MS was actually concerned about the user getting Malware.