As I said in my other post. This is an end of life product to NVIDIA. It is possible that Windows 10 has introduced something that is incompatible. You may have to find newer hardware.This exact driver causes the BSOD. Just tried on a clean install.
Luckily that card is still supported by nVidia in Win 10 as you can get drivers for it.Hi,
I have a HP Z600 tower. I have just put 2x NVIDIA Quadro NVS 450 cards in it to replace the old card in hopes to run them in SLI. However, I am running Windows 10 and I keep geting a blue screen whenever I boot the machine. Are these graphics cards compatible with Windows 10? If they're not is that what's causing my blue screen?
I reinstalled Windows to start again, everything worked up until I got the message that said "Windows needs to restart to finish configuring your device: NVIDIA Quadro NVS 450". As soon as I restart I get a blue screen.
Are these cards just not going to work with Windows 10?
The NVS cards can't run in SLI. They don't have the bridge connector port.I have a HP Z600 tower. I have just put 2x NVIDIA Quadro NVS 450 cards in it to replace the old card in hopes to run them in SLI.
There are drivers for that card in Win 10.Oh yeah, there aren’t any drivers for this card for windows 10. The last one was on Vista
Switch the cards around and try again.Ok so I took the second card out and the same error occured.
The bluescreen reads:
Stop code: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
what failed: nvlddmkm.sys
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Not true. -- https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/110264/en-us/Oh yeah, there aren’t any drivers for this card for windows 10. The last one was on Vista
Yes, that is true -- https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3473I saw that there were drivers for the NVS 450 on windows 10 but I think since it’s 14 years old already, that it won’t truly support it like it was back in vista or 7.
As I said in my other post. This is an end of life product to NVIDIA. It is possible that Windows 10 has introduced something that is incompatible. You may have to find newer hardware.This exact driver causes the BSOD. Just tried on a clean install.
I think the best bet, is to either get a new graphics card or downgrade to windows vista.The same error. Even If I try running one card only, the same. Even if I try running them in different slots, the same..
Odds are it would work with Win 7 or Win 8. The most current driver is from 2016 which would put it well into the life range of either of those OS's. Trying Win 8 would also mean that you still have time (all be it 1 year) of updates from Microsoft.I think the best bet, is to either get a new graphics card or downgrade to windows vista.
The card is just too old.
Sketchy origin OS software and security holes, just to use a $25 graphics card. That is a poor exchange, IMO.I got it working!! if you download a copy of Windows 10 pre 2016 and permanently disable Windows updates the driver software still works. I don't mind not having up to date security or Windows 10 features or whatever