Nvidia's NVIEW Removal
- Thread starter drterror
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If you look at THIS set of install shots
h**p://www.xp-erience.org/nviewg4.htm
The setting to "Automatically enable nView when starting Windows" is optional, and it would appear to be reversible using the WIZARD button (see last shot on the page)
Looks like some features may be usable even in single monitor (transparency, and multiple desktops)
though transparancy in selected programs (eg. Trillian) is normally only possible in XP/2000
.... I'm about to "upgrade" to a Geforce MX2 - well, from a RAGE128, it IS an upgrade - and with a power consumption of <4w, it should keep my rather fussy m/b happy - tried a S3 Savage 2000 and it wouldn't post.
h**p://www.xp-erience.org/nviewg4.htm
The setting to "Automatically enable nView when starting Windows" is optional, and it would appear to be reversible using the WIZARD button (see last shot on the page)
Looks like some features may be usable even in single monitor (transparency, and multiple desktops)
though transparancy in selected programs (eg. Trillian) is normally only possible in XP/2000
.... I'm about to "upgrade" to a Geforce MX2 - well, from a RAGE128, it IS an upgrade - and with a power consumption of <4w, it should keep my rather fussy m/b happy - tried a S3 Savage 2000 and it wouldn't post.
Ar3s
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nview has interesting programming
if you go to control panel and double click nview, it will open up the config settings of nview. On first install it should usually be enabled so just click the disable nview. This is where it gets interesting if you have the urge to find out if you disabled it and double click nview again it will show you it is disabled but on close of that config it will re-enable itself due to that double click. I just use jv16.org's powertools and remove it from my startup items and then just double click once to see it enabled and i click disabled thats all. i never seen it again even after numerous updating.
if you go to control panel and double click nview, it will open up the config settings of nview. On first install it should usually be enabled so just click the disable nview. This is where it gets interesting if you have the urge to find out if you disabled it and double click nview again it will show you it is disabled but on close of that config it will re-enable itself due to that double click. I just use jv16.org's powertools and remove it from my startup items and then just double click once to see it enabled and i click disabled thats all. i never seen it again even after numerous updating.