Firstly you need to right click on 'My computer'.. then click 'manage'
Extend 'Services and apllications', then click 'services'.
On the right hand side scroll down to 'install table driver manager' double click it and set 'start up type' to 'automatic', then click 'start'. click apply, ok and close.
close everything and click 'start', then 'run' and type "regedit". On the regedit section click 'my computer' which is near the top, under 'file'.
Then press Ctrl+F, type 'nvidia' and click 'next find'.
ignore the files you see on the right, just look on the left side and you will see a folder that looks open. Right click it and click 'permissions'. Select the user you use ( I just repeated the next part for all the users it showed ) and make sure 'full controll' is ALLOWED. then click OK.. then you need to press Ctrl+F again, nvidia will already be typed so just click 'next find'. Sometimes it will just go to the file you just change permissions for so just press Ctrl+F again and click next find. Then change the permissions to full access again. And repeat untill it tells you there is no more files with 'nvidia' in the name. I had 40-50 files that i had to change permissions for but it was well worth it.
Once you have done this you should be able to succesfully install Nvidia drivers
I had problems with mine for a few months now and i finaly found the answer so i thought i'd share
Extend 'Services and apllications', then click 'services'.
On the right hand side scroll down to 'install table driver manager' double click it and set 'start up type' to 'automatic', then click 'start'. click apply, ok and close.
close everything and click 'start', then 'run' and type "regedit". On the regedit section click 'my computer' which is near the top, under 'file'.
Then press Ctrl+F, type 'nvidia' and click 'next find'.
ignore the files you see on the right, just look on the left side and you will see a folder that looks open. Right click it and click 'permissions'. Select the user you use ( I just repeated the next part for all the users it showed ) and make sure 'full controll' is ALLOWED. then click OK.. then you need to press Ctrl+F again, nvidia will already be typed so just click 'next find'. Sometimes it will just go to the file you just change permissions for so just press Ctrl+F again and click next find. Then change the permissions to full access again. And repeat untill it tells you there is no more files with 'nvidia' in the name. I had 40-50 files that i had to change permissions for but it was well worth it.
Once you have done this you should be able to succesfully install Nvidia drivers
I had problems with mine for a few months now and i finaly found the answer so i thought i'd share
