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DVA2134
Captain, CRJ-200

Joined on February 12 2005
Stage 1 Turboprop Century Club
Triple Century Club
DVA Twenty-Year Anniversary

Louisville, KY USA

321 legs, 503.1 hours
1 legs, 2.3 hours online
97 legs, 132.4 hours ACARS

Posted onPost created on January 10 2019 17:47 ET by Vince Benningfield

has anyone had any luck installing a geforce GTX 1050 Ti video card on a XP computer system? works great in win 7 but in Xp will not install.

Vince Benningfield

Captain, CRJ-200

DVA3220
Captain, B737-800
OLP

Joined on May 19 2006
DVA Five-Year Anniversary
B737 50 Club

Southeastern United States

78 legs, 129.9 hours
73 legs, 122.3 hours online
76 legs, 127.3 hours ACARS
31 legs, 57.3 hours event

Posted onPost created on January 11 2019 16:56 ET by Tyler Devereaux

Yikes. I haven't tried, but you may be running up against a brick wall there. I'm pretty sure the 10-series cards came out long after the official End of Life for Windows XP. I know there's still some love out there for Windows XP but, from a developer standpoint, an argument could be made against investing resources into supporting an obsolete system. There was a big change in how the drivers are made between Windows XP and Windows Vista, so I think you'll have a challenging time attempting to make any Vista+ drivers work on the XP system. Good luck, though!

DVA12911
Captain, B777-200

Joined on March 07 2016
DVA Two-Year Anniversary

Northeastern United States

89 legs, 252.5 hours
38 legs, 75.0 hours online
88 legs, 250.5 hours ACARS

Posted onPost created on January 12 2019 17:52 ET by Christopher Davis

depends are u running 64bit xp or 32 bit. probably won't work at all anyways as they didn't make a driver for such an old OS.

Christopher Davis

Captain, B777-200

Posted onPost created on January 20 2019 14:15 ET by Vince Benningfield

I did find out how to rewrite some of the code in the install program and it did the install to work for xp windows. (I have a duel l boot system) only problem now is, the HDMI port on the card will not work with XP, but everything works on
the DVI-D port. my guess is that HDMI was not around till win 7 and higher came out and they use a different format structure, so a whole new program has to be written. but I will have to say that the graphics and the frame
rate is great (holding 45 fps for flight sim X)

Happy Flying everyone................

Vince Benningfield

Captain, CRJ-200

Posted onPost created on January 20 2019 17:06 ET by Tyler Devereaux

Vince Benningfield wrote:

I did find out how to rewrite some of the code in the install program and it did the install to work for xp windows. (I have a duel l boot system) only problem now is, the HDMI port on the card will not work with XP, but everything works on
the DVI-D port. my guess is that HDMI was not around till win 7 and higher came out and they use a different format structure, so a whole new program has to be written. but I will have to say that the graphics and the frame
rate is great (holding 45 fps for flight sim X)

Happy Flying everyone................

Interesting. Congrats. If your technical aptitude is sufficient to rewrite the installers (I wasn't assuming this), an avenue I'd recommend for you (if you haven't already) would be to take another older driver as a reference and see if you can adapt some of the coding to the driver you're hacking compatibility into. Maybe grab a driver from an older GPU that had HDMI & drivers for XP (https://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp-2k_archive.html) and see if you can adapt the code?

Good luck

Posted onPost created on January 27 2019 12:18 ET by Vince Benningfield

Thanks Tyler, I think I will look in to that, there might be some hope there and thanks for the web site that I can get them from.

Vince Benningfield

Captain, CRJ-200

Posted onPost created on January 27 2019 22:34 ET by Tyler Devereaux

Vince Benningfield wrote:

Thanks Tyler, I think I will look in to that, there might be some hope there and thanks for the web site that I can get them from.

Let me know how that works!

Out of curiosity, I looked into it a little bit more. According to The Internet*, the GTX 960 (much newer than any of the drivers on that link I sent you) was the last/most modern GPU to support Win XP. Perhaps digging through that driver might yield something a little more compatible with your GPU. Again, YMMV, I don't know how fundamentally different the 9 series is from the 10 as far as a driver is concerned.

Have you come across this thread [https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/939207/geforce-drivers/windows-xp-drivers-for-geforce-1060-1070-1080-/post/5227084/#5227084]?

DVA043
Senior Captain, MD-11
OLP

Joined on June 10 2001
Event Half Century Club
Online Double Century Club
50 State Club
DVA Twenty-Year Anniversary
Everett 1500 Club
Bi-Millennium Club
Four Million Mile Club

"Col. Panic"
Marietta, GA

2,306 legs, 9,290.0 hours
240 legs, 553.9 hours online
1,964 legs, 8,083.1 hours ACARS
75 legs, 196.3 hours event
2,342 legs, 9,424.9 hours total
91 legs dispatched, 66.4 hours

Posted onPost created on January 28 2019 10:17 ET by Luke Kolin

... at some point it's strongly worth considering an OS upgrade. XP is getting less and less supported.

Cheers!

Luke Kolin

Senior Captain, MD-11

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