I am using the most recent Vista 32bit drivers available from nvidia.com for
my 7800GT.



Games running in windowed mode seem to run fine generally (Guild Wars and
Company of Heroes are the games I tested), but whenever I switch to
fullscreen mode, the whole screen is obscured by graphical artifacts which I
didn't get in the Pre-RC1 build using the same drivers. Unfortunately I can't
seem to take a screenshot of this because the corruption disappears while
taking a screenshot.

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I have had similiar problems with disappearing textures (trees!) The sidebar
likes to walk all over the rightside whilst playing the game. Seems that
Nvidia's beta is just that, a testing driver till they build a complete one.
I run a copy of XP for gaming till they get that all figured out.

"Druidika" wrote:

> I am using the most recent Vista 32bit drivers available from nvidia.com for
> my 7800GT.
>
> Games running in windowed mode seem to run fine generally (Guild Wars and
> Company of Heroes are the games I tested), but whenever I switch to
> fullscreen mode, the whole screen is obscured by graphical artifacts which I
> didn't get in the Pre-RC1 build using the same drivers. Unfortunately I can't
> seem to take a screenshot of this because the corruption disappears while
> taking a screenshot.
>
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> This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
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> http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com...ws.vista.games