Hi ondrabanov,

Good work on troubleshooting. Dell has not tested Latitude E6410 on either Windows 8 or Windows 8.1. I would suggest you to uninstall and reinstall the video card on the system using the compatibilitymode. Please follow the steps mentioned below to uninstall and reinstall video card

1. Open the charms bar by moving the mouse to right top corner of the screen and in the search box, Start typing devmgmt.msc and then press enter.
2. Select the device under Display adapters and right click on it.
3. Now select properties.
4. In the properties window, under Driver tab, click on Uninstall button.
5. Check “Delete the driver software for this device.”
6. You want to delete the driver click OK.
7. After the uninstall finishes restart the system. Then reinstall the video card driver on the system using the link below.

http://dell.to/17Dxplp

Please let me know if this helps.

Hello,

so until now sleepeng and wake-uping working. If something change I will write it here.

But there is an other problem. There is no possibility how I can reduce a contrast and brightness, becouse control panel NVIDIA not working corectly. 

Hi Ravi,

I have the same issue here. I have a Latitude E6410 with the NVS3100 graphics card.

Everything was ok until I upgraded to Windows 8.1.  Now when I put the computer to sleep I cannot get the screen to work after waking up.  It stays black (blank). 

I have tried your suggestion, removing the video driver and installing the old one from the Dell link you gave and it has worked.  Now when the computer goes to sleep it will wake up correctly and the screen works.  So it's obviously the latest graphics driver causing this problem.

Will there be a fix coming for this?

Thanks,

Chris

Hi,

so the problem is not solved, today hapends again.
Is there some another solution? I need my notebook! :/

Ondrej

Hi Ondrej,

You may consider repeating the steps as the drivers have not installed correctly. You may consider installing driver in compatibility mode.

Download the nVidia_multi-device_A08_R285549.exe from the link above and double click on the file and extract it on the desktop in a folder.Look for setup file in the extracted folder. Right click ‘.exe’ file and click ‘Properties’. Click “install in compatibility mode’. Click on Application and select ‘Troubleshoot Compatibility’. Next, click on ‘Troubleshoot Program’. Click on Program worked in earlier versions of Windows.Click on ‘Windows 7’.Click on ‘Start the Program’. Do not hit ‘Next’ until the installation completes. Once the installation completes, click on ‘Next’.

Please let me know if this helps.

Hello a thank you. But this is exactly the same procedure as I used myself.

It works better then drivers from nvidia but there is still problem ..but not everytime ... sometimes.

Any other solution? 

One thing I did notice is that the display driver got updated somehow.  Maybe Windows Update automatically did it.  Anyway, I rolled back to the previous driver, which is the one Ravi had me download from Dell.  It worked, well so far so good.  I have changed Windows Update to manual update to see how I go.  I suggest checking your driver details for the display adaptor to make sure its still the old 2010 version.

Yes, same for me - fixes the problem only some of the time.  Still has the same issues.

ok, laptop has resumed from sleep several times now.  Looking fixed.

I did a Windows Update manually and found it wanted to updated the Nvidia NVS 3100 display driver for Windows 8.1.  I did not do this update.  I selected hide so it does not do this update in future and put my Windows Update back to automatic.