ren
December 5th 03, 12:40 PM
My new HP came with nVidia. I really don't understand what it does
specifically, but it kept closing down my Outlook Express program. I knew
this because clicking on "get more information" about the Windows error
yielded a statement from Microsoft that my nVidia had done the dirty deed
and suggested visiting nVidia's website for help. Visiting the nVidia
website was of no help, so I figured out where to disable the nVidia program
and did so. Things have been fine since. :-/
ren
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"Chek" wrote in message
> I just this minute discovered on my new NVidia card a feature called
> 'rotation' settings - including presets for 90, 270 and - yes, 180-
degrees.
> Can't think why - its very un-nerving. Is it some kind of graphic designer
> thing?.
> Check if you have NVidia media centre installed, and you can switch back
to
> normal view from there.
> There may be an icon in the taskbar to right click for the menu.
> Hope this helps
specifically, but it kept closing down my Outlook Express program. I knew
this because clicking on "get more information" about the Windows error
yielded a statement from Microsoft that my nVidia had done the dirty deed
and suggested visiting nVidia's website for help. Visiting the nVidia
website was of no help, so I figured out where to disable the nVidia program
and did so. Things have been fine since. :-/
ren
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"Chek" wrote in message
> I just this minute discovered on my new NVidia card a feature called
> 'rotation' settings - including presets for 90, 270 and - yes, 180-
degrees.
> Can't think why - its very un-nerving. Is it some kind of graphic designer
> thing?.
> Check if you have NVidia media centre installed, and you can switch back
to
> normal view from there.
> There may be an icon in the taskbar to right click for the menu.
> Hope this helps