NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 is incompatible with windows 10 upgrade message

[IvanRF]

@turkleton thanks for sharing your experience.

If you had seen my post, things would have been easier for you. 🙂

There is a newer GeForce 309.08 Driver. You can easily download it from my detailed post NVIDIA compatibility issue with Windows 10 (Solved)

[turkleton]

Thanks - I should have searched for the compatibility message rather than the Compaq model number...

[noelpg21]

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@IvanRF wrote:

@turkleton thanks for sharing your experience.

If you had seen my post, things would have been easier for you. 🙂

There is a newer GeForce 309.08 Driver. You can easily download it from my detailed post NVIDIA compatibility issue with Windows 10 (Solved)

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big thanks to you IvanRF for the solution to getting the Geforce 6 & 7 series graphics to work under Windows 10

I recently repaired a broken HP Pavilion A6110n computer that I got from a friend (by replacing the faulty motherboard with an HP board part no. 5188-8534 that uses onboard Geforce 6150se graphics & nForce 430 chipsets) and used the Media Creation Tool to manually create a Win10 v1511 ISO image and burned it to a DVD disc.  I performed an "offline" installation of Win10 with no internet connection [very important part folks to NOT do online/internet Win10 installs so cut off your internet connection by unplugging the ethernet/LAN cable or disable the WiFi/WLAN adapter while installing Win10 this way!] and after installation, installed the Geforce 309.08 driver and the Geforce 6150se works fine on Win10.

[jecur]

Can the oroblem be over come simply by inserting another 'card' ,or is that too simlplistic ?

If it can then what would be a suitable solution ?

[cdemas]

Thanks you very much.

Followed those instructions, did the downloads and all went well.

[turkleton]

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@jecur wrote:

Can the oroblem be over come simply by inserting another 'card' ,or is that too simlplistic ?

If it can then what would be a suitable solution ?

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How is buying and installing a new card, assuming you can find one that will work with the system's minimal power supply, more simplistic than just ignoring the message and forcing the update?