Last Vista 32 8800 gts driver that had classic control panel

Mr.E Solved! · Joined: 22 Aug 2007 Posts: 497

HTTP User. wrote:
> I want overscan and under scan and screen centering and just wondering
> what the last driver for vista that supported my 8800 ts ws that had
> the classic control panel in it was ???
>
> Not looking for performance just the features I want. Will upgrade
> when Nvidia pull their heads from their arses and put it back int he
> drivers Smile

>
> Thannks for any info.

To enable the classic control panel, use this REG file linked in the
first post by Zipper in the forum this link sends you to:

http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=11627

There is a war inside Nvidia regarding control panels, the classic
control panel adherents are being handed their hat and need to be dealt
back in the game.

Reject the new control panel and it's clumsiness, inefficiency and over
reach. The new control panel's function should be sent to Ntune and the
old control panel should stay the way it is in terms of functionality.

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HTTP User. · Joined: 22 Aug 2007 Posts: 1

I want overscan and under scan and screen centering and just wondering
what the last driver for vista that supported my 8800 ts ws that had
the classic control panel in it was ???

Not looking for performance just the features I want. Will upgrade
when Nvidia pull their heads from their arses and put it back int he
drivers Smile

Thannks for any info.

Classic Control panel FOR · Joined: 22 Aug 2007 Posts: 1

Can't agree more Smile

The classic control panel is just good, why fuk it up. I don't mind
the new control panel if it had what the classic one provided, but it
don't Sad

Maybe it will take a few more releases to gt whatthe classic panel has
!!!!!

Thanks.

On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 12:00:37 -0400, "Mr.E Solved!"
wrote:

>HTTP User. wrote:
>> I want overscan and under scan and screen centering and just wondering
>> what the last driver for vista that supported my 8800 ts ws that had
>> the classic control panel in it was ???
>>
>> Not looking for performance just the features I want. Will upgrade
>> when Nvidia pull their heads from their arses and put it back int he
>> drivers Smile

>>
>> Thannks for any info.
>
>To enable the classic control panel, use this REG file linked in the
>first post by Zipper in the forum this link sends you to:
>
>http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=11627
>
>
>There is a war inside Nvidia regarding control panels, the classic
>control panel adherents are being handed their hat and need to be dealt
>back in the game.
>
>Reject the new control panel and it's clumsiness, inefficiency and over
>reach. The new control panel's function should be sent to Ntune and the
>old control panel should stay the way it is in terms of functionality.
>

NO HTPC FOR ME ^&^#^# Nvi · Joined: 22 Aug 2007 Posts: 1

Never worked, I get the run32.dll crashy thing, thoughthe second .reg
patch got me back the new Control panel, WOOO @^@^^@ hooo Smile

Can you answer the question I asked first ???

Thanks for trying.

On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 12:00:37 -0400, "Mr.E Solved!"
wrote:

>HTTP User. wrote:
>> I want overscan and under scan and screen centering and just wondering
>> what the last driver for vista that supported my 8800 ts ws that had
>> the classic control panel in it was ???
>>
>> Not looking for performance just the features I want. Will upgrade
>> when Nvidia pull their heads from their arses and put it back int he
>> drivers Smile

>>
>> Thannks for any info.
>
>To enable the classic control panel, use this REG file linked in the
>first post by Zipper in the forum this link sends you to:
>
>http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=11627
>
>
>There is a war inside Nvidia regarding control panels, the classic
>control panel adherents are being handed their hat and need to be dealt
>back in the game.
>
>Reject the new control panel and it's clumsiness, inefficiency and over
>reach. The new control panel's function should be sent to Ntune and the
>old control panel should stay the way it is in terms of functionality.
>