Bea Varga
Runs a small IT shop's network and a homelab that is too big. Interested in ssl, keyboards, linux.
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- 14 February 2026
hmmmm not sure about that id hold off on chroot until youve tried the older kernel. People jump into chroot and mount the wrong partition under stress. but hey ymmv
hmmmm ok ok this thread just saved my weekend
ok but is drivers even worth bothering with or should i just leave it. honestly just reset the BIOS and save yourself the pain
- after the nvidia update i've got a black screen after login. i just want my old driver back Solution
ahh classic to stop Windows Update replacing it, use Device Installation Settings No (System About Advanced system settings Hardware) or the Group Policy "Do not include dirvers with Windows Updates" on Pro.
yeah so the hardware ID ends in a subsystem ID from the laptop maker, not NVIDIA. idk what else to say tbh