So I just installed the Windows 7 beta and was about to install the stereo drivers when I realized there probably weren't any for Windows 7 since its a beta and the stereo drivers have never been top priority. I gave the Vista version a shot, but it crashes the nVidia control panel. Anyone have any luck getting this to work?
So I just installed the Windows 7 beta and was about to install the stereo drivers when I realized there probably weren't any for Windows 7 since its a beta and the stereo drivers have never been top priority. I gave the Vista version a shot, but it crashes the nVidia control panel. Anyone have any luck getting this to work?
[quote name='Chrisguy13' post='495453' date='Jan 23 2009, 01:04 AM']So I just installed the Windows 7 beta and was about to install the stereo drivers when I realized there probably weren't any for Windows 7 since its a beta and the stereo drivers have never been top priority. I gave the Vista version a shot, but it crashes the nVidia control panel. Anyone have any luck getting this to work?[/quote]
Never mind. I remembered reading that all Vista Drivers work for Windows 7 so instead of using the 179.23 drivers nVidia recommended, I went ahead and installed 180.20 (for vista 64bit) along with the stereo drivers (also 180.20 as of now) and it seems to work fine. Just select 3d vision as your hardware when searching for drivers on the site and all the drivers come in a nice package and a setup screen. Hope this helps anyone having this problem.
[quote name='Chrisguy13' post='495453' date='Jan 23 2009, 01:04 AM']So I just installed the Windows 7 beta and was about to install the stereo drivers when I realized there probably weren't any for Windows 7 since its a beta and the stereo drivers have never been top priority. I gave the Vista version a shot, but it crashes the nVidia control panel. Anyone have any luck getting this to work?
Never mind. I remembered reading that all Vista Drivers work for Windows 7 so instead of using the 179.23 drivers nVidia recommended, I went ahead and installed 180.20 (for vista 64bit) along with the stereo drivers (also 180.20 as of now) and it seems to work fine. Just select 3d vision as your hardware when searching for drivers on the site and all the drivers come in a nice package and a setup screen. Hope this helps anyone having this problem.
Never mind. I remembered reading that all Vista Drivers work for Windows 7 so instead of using the 179.23 drivers nVidia recommended, I went ahead and installed 180.20 (for vista 64bit) along with the stereo drivers (also 180.20 as of now) and it seems to work fine. Just select 3d vision as your hardware when searching for drivers on the site and all the drivers come in a nice package and a setup screen. Hope this helps anyone having this problem.
Never mind. I remembered reading that all Vista Drivers work for Windows 7 so instead of using the 179.23 drivers nVidia recommended, I went ahead and installed 180.20 (for vista 64bit) along with the stereo drivers (also 180.20 as of now) and it seems to work fine. Just select 3d vision as your hardware when searching for drivers on the site and all the drivers come in a nice package and a setup screen. Hope this helps anyone having this problem.