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Hi guys, while I have a linux os as my main system right now, I was wanting to redo one of my other towers to play xp games on.  Since windows 2003 server (32 bit) always seemed to be a little faster in operation compared to xp, I was planning to use that-however I can't seem to find any compatible nvidia drivers to work with my Geforce 730 4gb card.  I tried the xp 32 bit versions but they wont install.  Is there any driver at all that will work with it?

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You have to edit .inf file.

Download Geforce Pakage

Extract it

Go to Display.Driver

open nv4_dispi.inf with notepad

find following line

[Manufacturer]
%NVIDIA% = NVIDIA_Devices,NTx86.5.1,NTx86.6.0

Change NTx86.5.1 to 5.2

Save the inf file then install with device manager

Even you can edit inf to get TitanX, GTX 1080 work on XP & 2k3

BEST OF LUCK :lol:

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Okay, gave it a spin-I struggled briefly trying to get the device manager to find the thing (I unzipped it in a folder on the desktop).  Then I found the 'have disk' option and directed it to the driver file and made a successful installation!  There's no nvidia control panel, but after installing VLC, I played a dvd and a couple of video files and the graphics look good.  I'll see how gaming works out this weekend.  Thanks! :)

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Okay, after deciding recently to give windows a spin again, I decided win2003 server would be a good choice.  With my core 2 quad it flies in terms of startup and seems to be more responsive than xp.  I did the tweak mentioned above on the zotac driver for installation.  I tried running NvCplSetupInt.exe but nothing happens.  It's no problem though, Youtube and my games work perfectly fine! :)

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