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How important is having things that are WHQL certified? I don't have the latest Nvidia drivers because the most recent aren't WHQL certified...nor do I know if they will be soon. But is it really a problem to just ignore the windows box that comes up stating that what you are trying to install hasn't passed Windows Logo Testing? The same issue came up when I wanted to install the vibration drivers for my game pad. What does everyone think about this issue...should I only consider things that are WHQL certified????
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I really would appreciate hearing experiences with WHQL certifications since I haven't had much luck finding out whether it's important or not.
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Is this the same a Microsoft certified, if so I do not bother about it. If I did I would not have installed half of the stuff on my PC that I have done. Seems to me this certification is just another way for microsoft to screw some money out of 3rd party companies.
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Really??? So Craig, you haven't experienced any problems with your hardware as a result then?
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Not so far.
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Ok, thanks. Maybe I'll just go ahead and install something and just ignore the windows compatibility warning when it pops up and see what happens.
Thanks Craig T. -
Just don't blame me if your computer explodes
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I can't blame you....but I hope to God it doesn't explode!!!
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