Do note that in order for your nVidia 8800GT Graphics card to actually function, the nVidia drivers NEED to be installed. Especially on a graphic heavy interface that Windows 8 provides. Otherwise there is no reason to have your 8800GT inside the system. The software that is being installed by nVidia is NOT bloatware. Browse all NVIDIA 3D Vision Photo Viewer EXE files and learn how to troubleshoot your NVIDIA 3D Vision Photo Viewer-related EXE application errors, virus.
I have an i7/256 Surface Book with all system updates. I have a shortcut on my Desktop for 3D Vision Photo Viewer. When I click on it, nothing happens. I believe this is installed with the NVidia display driver, but I'm not sure. I see 3D Builder in the Start menu list of installed programs, but it is a different program, correct?
3D Vision Photo Viewer is not listed in the Start menu list of installed programs. Neither one is listed in the Control Panel list of programs that can be uninstalled. What is 3D Vision Photo Viewer and why does clicking on its shortcut do nothing?
Hi I got a NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M grafical card in my notebook. However, most of the time I use the Intel integrated graphics (Ci7-2670QM processor).
All NVIDIA drivers and NVIDIA applications are installed too. When I double-click any 3D picture file (.jps file), the NVIDIA 3D Vision Photo Viewer is then called; however, the app doesn't seem to find the display adapter of nvidia and generates an error: 'primary display's adapter does not support nvidia 3d vision'.
I tried to fix the problem using the NVIDIA's Control Panel by setting the gt540m as the preferred gpu, and rebooting the computer a few times, but it does not help; the error keeps on popping up. I've also associated the gt540m as the preferred gpu specifically for the /NVIDIA 3D Vision Photo Viewer/ app, but also that does not help, not even after a few reboots. I read somewhere one should install the NVIDIA Optimus app but I prefer to solve the problem manually and not let the problem be solved in a hidden way by some other app-Optimus in this case. So, any suggestions how I should start tackling the problem? Thanks in advance, Johan. Asus Notebook K93SV, Windows 7 HP, 64-bit. Just checked the BIOS but I do not have the option to put the NVIDIA card as my preferred GPU.
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However, in my nvidia control panel the preferred GPU has been set to nvidia, also for several specific apps, like the IE 64bit version, the preferred GPU is nvidia. For the rest of my apps I left it on the Integrated Graphical Processor (IGP). I got the Nvidia GPU indicator in the notification area (bottom-right) and the IE is indicated to be on the Nvidia GPU.
So, all looks ok at first sight. But when I run NVIDIA 3D Vision Photo Viewer it goes wrong. Btw, do you have any knowledge of test or benchmark software, which I could use to test the gt540m card and its drivers? Maybe I put the problem into a smaller corner, thereby making it easier to identify the problem. Is a very common GPU testing program as well as These two will greatly stress your GPU/CPU and I would recommend keeping an eye on your temperatures during the process using software like Tried out FurMark and temp went up to almost 90 degrees C. The GT540M is working alright.
I ran FurMark for something like 5 to 10 minutes. The fan didn't blow that much though, strange at a T=90C. FurMark seems to be 32bit app, I would be more interested in a 64bit version, but couldn't find anything on the net. Both for 3dMark and Precision X one needs to register before dowloading, so I didn't try any of those 2. Now, the main problem of mine is the error message I get from /NVIDIA 3D Vision Photo Viewer/ when trying to open any.jps file (3D picture files). I've been googling a bit and found some (interpretable) comments about 3D hardware and error messages when trying to run 3D apps.
My notebook has only one simple standaard 2D screen. I don't have any 3D TVs or monitors connected to my notebook.
Could it be that the absence of any 3D hardware (and 3D display drivers (adapter)) is the reason for having the error message? I think (but not sure) that the app /NVIDIA 3D Vision Photo Viewer/ probably sees the 2D adapter of the main (and only) flatscreen notebook monitor and notices that this is not a 3D adapter for a 3D monitor/TV; could that be the reason for the error message? I find the error message pretty interpretable due to lack of technical detail about what exactly should be undertaken to get rid of the error message. Similar help and support threads Thread Forum I just bought a new C.P.U yesterday for gaming.This is an essembled PC that i got.It's specs are briefly as follows, I7 Processor 16 GB RAM Nvidia GTX 960 2GB Graphics Card When the shop guy showed me the system and asked me to checked the system by using Windows 8.1 after the essembling.
Graphic Cards Hey, I got my computer last September and it has been working perfectly up until last night when I was watching BBC iPlayer and suddenly it froze, Firefox Crashed, then it froze again and everything went black. Now whenever I try to boot up I get a BSOD saying that it failed to reset the display. BSOD Help and Support 'You are not currently using a display attached to an NVIDIA GPU.' That happens when I try to access the control panel. What does this mean?
Was I correct in assuming that my laptop wasnt using the NVIDIA video card? Is there any way to fix it to be able to access my NVIDIA control panel?
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