Aces High Bulletin Board
Help and Support Forums => Technical Support => Topic started by: Tracerfi on July 15, 2016, 02:50:04 PM
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Ok every once and awhile there is a screen from Nvidia that says to update the drivers and when i click the button to download the drivers it takes a minute and then says check your internet connection am i doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance :salute
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You would have to ask NVidia that one. Not sure where that update notice is coming from.
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I'm guessing the nvidia geforce experience thing?
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I'm guessing the nvidia geforce experience thing?
yes
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Just get them from their website.
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You just haven't allowed the GeForce Experience permission in Windows Firewall.
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You just haven't allowed the GeForce Experience permission in Windows Firewall.
how does one do that
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Personally, I check to see what the update contains. If it is file fixes for games I don't play and such I don't bother with the download. I am a firm believer in the old "If it aint broke, dont fix it!"
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how does one do that
Type "firewall" into the search field. Or go to the Control Panel, it's there. In Win7 there's a link in the left pane saying "Allow a program..." or something like that (I'm translating the sentence). GeForce Experience may even be on the list, or you have to browse for it. Anyhow, when you find it simply put a check mark in the "allow" box.
However, Fugitive has a valid point there. Personally I'd disable the automatic update check and do a manual update when absolutely necessary.
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Like they said using the Firewall permissions is a last-ditch effort. Aces High for instance will go for a very long time (usually until you forget about it) and then the Firewall needs new permissions. Personally, I don't even use the GeForce Experience because I keep up on the Nvidia boards daily and see the releases announced there.