Nvidia Geforce Go 6150 Network Driver Windows 8 64 Bit
Download English (U.S.) WHQL drivers for NVIDIA hardware -,,, 8200 / nForce 730a, 8100 / nForce 720a. Windows 7 64-bit Windows 8 64-bit. 176.61 MB: Download *This download includes the NVIDIA display driver and GeForce Experience application. GeForce 6150. This page contains the drivers installer for NVIDIA NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150 for Windows vista 64 bit, the hardware/chipset supported by this driver are: PCI VEN_10DE&DEV_0244, PCI VEN_10DE&DEV_0244, etc. It supports such operating systems as Windows 10, Windows 8 / 8.1, Windows 7 and Windows Vista (64/32 bit). To download and install the NVidia GeForce 6150 LE driver manually, select the right option from the list below.
Anyone have a working driver for the nVidia GeForce GO 6150 as used in laptops with the nForce 430 chipset? Trying to get 7 x64 Ultimate on an HP DV6000 AMD CPU laptop to a functioning state so that the upgrade to 10 will complete.
Nvidia Geforce Go 6150 Network Driver Windows 8 64 Bit Windows 7
Seems 10 does not like the Broadcom Wifi driver so I uninstalled and let Windows find something for it. I'd like to get the video going right before trying again. I have 7 searching for an update on Standard VGA Graphics Adapter but I'm not holding much hope. (Never have had such issues with 7 on *intel* based models of the DV6000 series.) The nVidia drivers linked here refuse to install, claiming 'no compatible hardware'. I finally got 7 to download the proper graphics driver from Microsoft. The 10 upgrade ignored it and is sticking with the Basic Display Driver. The resolution of the LCD on this old HP DV6000 is 1280x820.
I know the latest nVidia driver *should* support the 6150 GO, if extracted and the setup files that control what the installer sees as 'supported' are edited to include the proper information. Someone did that with a much older release a couple years ago for Windows 7. The latest release supports the desktop 6xxx GPU series. I was able to use the same nVidia installer on my MPC T2500 laptop (with a 6xxx series GPU) and on my desktop with a newer nVidia board, despite the installer claiming to be for 'notebook'. I'll try the Vista driver for a Compaq Presario V6133CL, which is what SIV is telling me this HP DV6000 actually is. Looks exactly like the DV6000 but on the HP site there are Vista drivers available for the 'Compaq'. Ants profiler free. For the HP version, there are no Vista drivers available despite that being an OS it shipped with.
Much of the time the driver setups for different hardware are actually 100% identical in the driver files, it's only a text file that controls what it's allowed to install on and work with. Years ago I hacked UMAX SCSI flatbed scanner drivers for XP to make them work perfectly for an older model that UMAX insisted was absolutely NOT compatible with XP. It was a fairly simple job of copying and pasting and slightly editing a few lines from the setup.inf from the Windows 9x driver setup.inf so that the device name was included. Turned out it was fully supported by XP's WIA and Photoshop and other programs, and UMAX's TWAIN driver installed and also worked with it. (Another one was making an old TriGem video board work with 95B by combining some of the OEM files for 95a with the chip maker's 9x reference driver, and some other edits I've long forgotten.