C.B.

It is common knowledge that nVidia is having major problems getting their
products to work with Vista. I am by no means an expert but I would suggest
that this may have something to do with your problem. However, when you
purchased Windows Vista you also paid for the support for the OS. If you
purchased a retail version of Vista it is Microsoft's responsibility to see
that everything works. Call them before your 90 days have passed or you must
pay for their support. If you purchased the OS from an OEM it is their
responsibility to fix the problem. Call them.

"Glitch1337" wrote:

> When I first installed Vista on my computer, the fade-in fade-out animations
> for the windows was working fine, but after about a month or so of use,
> they've stopped appearing. My version is Home Premium, and my machine is
> currently rated at 4.4 in the performance information dialogue. I have not
> manually disabled animations, and I've looked in the options that allow them
> to be turned off, so by all indications they should be working. I also still
> get Aero Glass and all the other effects, so it doesn't seem to be a system
> limitation. At first I figured it was a bug and waited for a patch, but it's
> been a few weeks and I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this and knows
> what to do. If you need it, my graphics card is an nVidia GeForce 7900, and
> I'm running the latest driver for it (100.65 if memory serves).