


The installer says it doesn't support my version of operation system. Reinstall the driver from NVIDIA website.Here is the list of things that I have tried: My NVIDIA GPU isn't detected in the Device Manager, and the installer from NVIDIA refuses to work because it doesn't support my version of Windows. The problem is that I can't reinstall the driver after removing it. Then, I uninstalled NVIDIA and its driver hoping to reinstall them with the proper driver for GT 740M (which is Keppler-based) from NVDIA website. The incompatibility between the drivers for the Maxwell and the Keppler-based GPUs caused my issue. So I looked it up in the internet, it appears that NVIDIA has dropped the support for its Keppler-based GPUs, but somehow the Geforce Experience updates the driver using the latest drivers meant for the Maxwell-based GPUs. It was nothing serious, but was quite a nuisance to me. When I opened Geforce Experience, it kept nagging about needing a driver update for the in-game overlay or something, but when I tried to update, it said that the driver was already up-to-date.

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