Ezt a böngészőt már nem támogatjuk.
Frissítsen a Microsoft Edge-re, hogy kihasználhassa a legújabb funkciókat, a biztonsági frissítéseket és a technikai támogatást.
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Hi,
My problem is that I get the error in the title after each start. Or "nvoclk64.sys cannot load". And when I go to more info it says that it found that my driver is not up to date or compatible. But were it not compatible it wouldn't even work at all. And it is up to date cause I have the latest driver.
I just reinstalled my card (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650) with clean driver installs (which was prevented by windows defender so I toggled it off till I installed.
But that didn't solve the problem.
If I turn off core integrity I don't get the problem.
Based on these two facts I think a windows update might have effed up windows defender to a point it thinks my Graphics Card (and its driver) is harmful.
What can I do? I'd rather not leave my computer without defense, but as it won't load my Graphics Card with Core integrity on, I cannot use my computer either. (It is a gaming laptop and surprisingly I'd love to use it as intended, for gaming, that cannot work without my Graphics Card)
Any help?
Zárolt kérdés. Ez a kérdés a Microsoft támogatási közösségéből lett áttelepítve. Szavazhat arról, hogy hasznos-e, de nem adhat hozzá megjegyzéseket vagy válaszokat, és nem követheti a kérdést.
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Please check the solution mentioned at https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/gef...
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Hi, yep I already did that.
I included it in my initial post.
Please reinstall graphic drivers from laptop manufacturer's site using DDU tool.
Hi Igor,
In the device status it says it works as it should.
Hi Sylveu,
My name is Igor, it's a pleasure for me to help others and I'll try to help you.
Please run Device manager, check the status of your graphic card and show it.
