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Error message nwiz.* file
My computer won't boot. It always prompts me to insert system disk. I made
it certain that there is no diskette in the floppy drive and my BIOS is configured to make the computer boot from the hard drive. I have windows xp, Compaq system (HP). A little history. The computer had a problem before. It had similar problem. But that time the black screen comes and asks to select one of the followings: boot normally, boot in safe mode, boot form a net work. .. The problem was a bad memory card. I replaced the memory card and hard drive and installed windows ex from scratch, from Compaq disks. I installed all the needed updates. The computer runs well for a while and then I started to have an error message about file name something like "nwiz" (may be an application file) the problem started. Some time I think the update my have something to do with this problem. |
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Error message nwiz.* file
Bill P Studios:
nVida nView Wizard - NWIZ.EXE Nwiz.exe is the nVidia nView Wizard that installs with the drivers for recent nVidia graphics cards (starting with their 2002 models). NVIDIA nView multi-display software comes bundled with NVIDIA ForceWare desktop, workstation, mobile, platform, and multimedia software solutions. This program is used to save your custom video settings so they can be re-applied the next time you reboot your system. This program adds functionality we believe to be worthwhile. A few of the available features include creating up to 32 virtual desktops, creating desktops larger than your screen size, zooming, and supporting dual monitors on Desktop and Laptop systems. You can learn more about nView Multi-Display Technology at http://www.nvidia.com/object/feature_nview.html. You can learn more about features and considerations for Windows Vista users at http://www.nvidia.com/page/nb_6100-430go_features.html. For detailed specifications, visit http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_8400.html. Finally, you'll find the scoop on nVidia ForceWare at http://www.nvidia.com/page/forceware_geforce.html. To download the latest versions of these files and all NVidia drivers, visit http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp. Select your driver type, your video card, then your operating system. If you don't use any of these features, this file can be safely removed. a.. Safe NVidia My computer won't boot. It always prompts me to insert system disk. I made it certain that there is no diskette in the floppy drive and my BIOS is configured to make the computer boot from the hard drive. I have windows xp, Compaq system (HP). A little history. The computer had a problem before. It had similar problem. But that time the black screen comes and asks to select one of the followings: boot normally, boot in safe mode, boot form a net work. .. The problem was a bad memory card. I replaced the memory card and hard drive and installed windows ex from scratch, from Compaq disks. I installed all the needed updates. The computer runs well for a while and then I started to have an error message about file name something like "nwiz" (may be an application file) the problem started. Some time I think the update my have something to do with this problem. |
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