primary display adapter does not support nvidia 3d vision
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Never had this before with my BenQ XL27, I can play games fine on 3D and everything but if I click on "3D Vision Photo Viewer" this pops up. This use to work perfectly fine not sure what happen. Primary display adapter does not support NVidia 3D vision. 314.22 Drivers 690 GTX Any Ideas?
Never had this before with my BenQ XL27, I can play games fine on 3D and everything but if I click on "3D Vision Photo Viewer" this pops up. This use to work perfectly fine not sure what happen.

Primary display adapter does not support NVidia 3D vision.

314.22 Drivers
690 GTX

Any Ideas?

#1
Posted 06/28/2013 06:32 AM   
Maybe reinstall drivers ?
Maybe reinstall drivers ?

#2
Posted 06/28/2013 07:57 AM   
Bump for some help
Bump for some help

#3
Posted 06/28/2013 03:43 PM   
When you run the setup wizard can you view the photos provided by Nvidia at the end without any problems? What is the source of the photos that you are trying to view?
When you run the setup wizard can you view the photos provided by Nvidia at the end without any problems?

What is the source of the photos that you are trying to view?

#4
Posted 06/28/2013 06:35 PM   
Yes Wizard runs completely fine. I am just trying to run the "3D Vision Photo Viewer" that shows the 3D photo samples. Nothing in particular it just always use to work and I randomly clicked on it yesterday and it brought up that error. Primary display adapter does not support NVidia 3D vision. Other than that the 3D Vison 2 runs perfectly.
Yes Wizard runs completely fine. I am just trying to run the "3D Vision Photo Viewer" that shows the 3D photo samples. Nothing in particular it just always use to work and I randomly clicked on it yesterday and it brought up that error.

Primary display adapter does not support NVidia 3D vision.


Other than that the 3D Vison 2 runs perfectly.

#5
Posted 06/28/2013 07:29 PM   
bump
bump

#6
Posted 06/28/2013 10:04 PM   
I had the exact same problem this week. Clean install did not fix it for long. Clean the drivers out and delete everything Nvidia related in program files and user data. Delete everything Nvdidia rated in registry. There is many sites which can point you in the right direction if you don't know how. Then re-install the latest beta (as I know that works). Your problem is almost certainly with a dodgy driver somewhere, but I could not fix it without completely removing everything Nvidia first (and I tried hard). It only takes about 30 minutes, so worth it to have your 3D back.
I had the exact same problem this week. Clean install did not fix it for long. Clean the drivers out and delete everything Nvidia related in program files and user data. Delete everything Nvdidia rated in registry. There is many sites which can point you in the right direction if you don't know how. Then re-install the latest beta (as I know that works).

Your problem is almost certainly with a dodgy driver somewhere, but I could not fix it without completely removing everything Nvidia first (and I tried hard). It only takes about 30 minutes, so worth it to have your 3D back.

OS: Win 8 CPU: I7 4770k 3.5GZ GPU: GTX 780ti

#7
Posted 06/28/2013 10:25 PM   
I have my 3D it works perfect. I just can't click on the photo 3D Vision Photo Viewer with an error. I also used Driver Fusion / Driver Cleaner and cleaned out all Nvidia. Did you have your entire 3D not working or the same thing I am talking about just the 3D Vision Photo Viewer?
I have my 3D it works perfect. I just can't click on the photo 3D Vision Photo Viewer with an error. I also used Driver Fusion / Driver Cleaner and cleaned out all Nvidia.

Did you have your entire 3D not working or the same thing I am talking about just the 3D Vision Photo Viewer?

#8
Posted 06/28/2013 10:29 PM   
sorry dude, i'm on my 5th weizen beer, I should have read it a little more carefully! With me it was my entire 3D, only NVidia discover worked. I would still go down my route though. Nvidia bugs up, and nothing seems to fix it other then a complete uninstall. If it works for others, it's a problem with your install. I still think my solution will work. If you've tried everything else it's worth 30 minutes of your time.
sorry dude, i'm on my 5th weizen beer, I should have read it a little more carefully! With me it was my entire 3D, only NVidia discover worked. I would still go down my route though. Nvidia bugs up, and nothing seems to fix it other then a complete uninstall. If it works for others, it's a problem with your install. I still think my solution will work. If you've tried everything else it's worth 30 minutes of your time.

OS: Win 8 CPU: I7 4770k 3.5GZ GPU: GTX 780ti

#9
Posted 06/28/2013 10:33 PM   
It only takes 10 mins for me , I have the paid version of Driver Fusion cleans out everything. I will get back to you after a I do a clean install, which I am 100% positive will work. I just didn't feel like doing it because I never use the photo viewer so yeah I just thought I could deal with it.
It only takes 10 mins for me , I have the paid version of Driver Fusion cleans out everything.

I will get back to you after a I do a clean install, which I am 100% positive will work. I just didn't feel like doing it because I never use the photo viewer so yeah I just thought I could deal with it.

#10
Posted 06/28/2013 10:35 PM   
Delete the temp. folders the drivers dump on your HD before too, I think sometimes it just reuses them instead of starting fresh. (C:\NVIDIA\)
Delete the temp. folders the drivers dump on your HD before too, I think sometimes it just reuses them instead of starting fresh. (C:\NVIDIA\)
#11
Posted 06/28/2013 10:35 PM   
won't driver fusion take care of this?
won't driver fusion take care of this?

#12
Posted 06/28/2013 10:37 PM   
I never trust using any uninstall programs, but I don't know about Driver Fusion. I used CC before and it always left bits here and there. It's really unlikely to be anything else other than your NVidia installation.
I never trust using any uninstall programs, but I don't know about Driver Fusion. I used CC before and it always left bits here and there. It's really unlikely to be anything else other than your NVidia installation.

OS: Win 8 CPU: I7 4770k 3.5GZ GPU: GTX 780ti

#13
Posted 06/28/2013 10:37 PM   
You deleted everything manually lol?
You deleted everything manually lol?

#14
Posted 06/28/2013 10:37 PM   
I am actually it has a 100% to do with me running two monitors and that specific 3d photo viewer having a conflict between the two, still thinking that I am trying to run it on the non 3d monitor when in fact I am running it on my 3D
I am actually it has a 100% to do with me running two monitors and that specific 3d photo viewer having a conflict between the two, still thinking that I am trying to run it on the non 3d monitor when in fact I am running it on my 3D

#15
Posted 06/28/2013 10:39 PM   
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