Dear support people,
I have done display driver update from "MS Windows Update Server" as it has
suggested.
I have MS Windows 2000 Pro and Pro/e 2001 (2002270) installed in P4
computer.
Also I have nVidia Geforce4 Ti 4200 display card.
After update Proe has come ugly. Spinning zooming and panning is almost
impossible if I have 2 or more models open or drawing open.
Is there a way to restore the situation back or what I should do?
Thanks
Have you tried to install another graphics card driver (newer or older
or the last 'good' one)? Also, if you change the config.pro entry
'graphics' to opengl or win_gdi (search the forum for more details), the
performance may be better again.
Tom
petteri schrieb:
I had a similar experience with my ATI card. It turned out that you have
to completely uninstall the ATI driver before you update it. If you don't
you get really bizaar artifacts in Proe but not any other applications. You
should try uninstalling the video driver and re-installing. (BTW this is
not as straightforward as it sounds. Consult your video card manufacturer
or the MS knowledge base. To summarize the procedure ... remove the driver
by changing your video card driver to a generic VGA and then install the new
correct driver.)
Hi there;
I have a very similar hardware and software setup to the previous
individual and have been experiencing the very same problems when
spinning models etc.
Prior to the problems occuring, I installed a number of windows
updates from "MS Windows Update Server", one of which was the display
drivers (should have left well alone!). Since then I have tried
loading the driver directly from nvidia, but have not seen any
improvement.
I echo the previous call for help!!!
Many thanks.
I've experienced the same problem when I updated the driver from the
Windows update site. I ended up uninstalling all drivers, and
installing an older video driver from the Dell update site labeled as
a PTC approved driver.
Dave
Got much display problem resolved (pat on back)! I picked up display
driver revision 45.33 from the nvidia site and all seems well again.
Thanks folks,
Stephen.
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