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Step1: delete the file "NVIDIA-Linux-x86-71.86.14-pkg1.run"
Step2: install dkms, nvidia-settings and nvidia-xconfig
(you will need Debian contrib and non-free repositories to do so)
Step3: install nvidia-kernel-dkms
In case you use synaptic, make sure you can see the console output of the install procedure. dkms is meant to auto-compile proprietary modules like "nvidia" for any new kernel installed. For me, this didn't work out of the box - dkms complained about something missing ... I think it were the kernel headers or something like that. Nothing to complicated, but keep an eye on it. If dkms complains, install whatever dkms misses, remove nvidia-kernel-dkms and install it again.
Step4: run nvidia-xconfig as root
Step5: restart your X server and run nvidia-settings
maybe you want to install nvidia-glx for 3D acceleration and nvidia-vdpau-driver for video decoding.
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