This blog post lists some of the most common NVIDIA Drivers Issues in Windows 10 and the solutions to overcome these issues in simple steps. Upgrading the system to Windows 10 may sometimes cause display issues. So it seems Bootcamp DID install some Nividia drivers, or at least tried to, but the graphics card isn't recognized by Windows and Nvidia won't let drivers install unless it finds compatible hardware.Windows 10 users normally face various issues related to the working of NVIDIA graphic drivers. Even going to Setup in the Nvidia folder on the Bootcamp CD says the same thing. Whenever I try to install the drivers where I right now, every time, the Nividia driver installer says it can find no compatible hardware. Go to and download the latest Nvidia drivers along with a modified INF file. I'm not sure what, it seems unless I shell out $60 all Driver Fusion will do is delete my current drivers and tell me how really, really amazing Driver Fusion Premium is.Ģ. Some proffered solutions I've come across are:ġ. I've deleted the Nvidia drivers which were there initially and didn't work using Driver Fusion, now I don't know where to go from here. I tried Bootcamp 5 just for the hell of it and it doesn't work on my machine. I downloaded the latest drivers using Bootcamp, and Windows installed them, but when it came to the Nvidia graphics installer it keeps saying it can find no compatible hardware. The Windows version I've installed is Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit. The graphics card is an Nividia GeForce 650M which I don't know how to access or update in OS X. I'm using a late 2011 MacBook Pro with OS X Mountain Lion. I've already reinstalled Windows since I was having an unrelated problem.
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