Glitch1337

My one reason to doubt a driver problem is that all of the other graphical
effects are working fine and I've experienced minimal graphical issues
besides this. Still, I'll try reverting to my old driver if I can find it so
I can see if it really is the problem.

"C.B." wrote:

> 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).