I have a similar problem, however it is one step worse. I am using a Nvidia
Go 6600 on my Qosmio laptop and so far cannot get Windows Vista Beta 2 to
recognize the existence of the card at all. By default all I can access is
the default VGA graphics that come with the system and these are debilitating
to say the least.
So far, I have tried repeatedly to find make the system recognize the
existence of the card without success. I have tried installing the drives
that Nvidia has published with no success - I receive the message that
either, the drivers cannot install because it cannot detect the necessary
hardware or that I am not installing the new drivers on the required Windows
Vista (which I most certainly am). I don't know what else to do on this
matter. I have played in the device manager and tried every trick I know,
but I still can't get it work. Suggestions are most defenitely welcome.
"erich" wrote:
> Hello there, I am currently running vista beta 2, and hoping to enable the
> aero glass UI. I have an Nvidia GeForce 6600 (256mg) video card for one
> display... so I go to install the Nvidia Vista Beta 2 Driver (version 88.61)
> which SAYS is compatable with the GeForce 6600. It installs fine, but the
> trouble is: when I restart the computer, a message appears telling me that
> the display was disabled because the VGA driver wasn't compatable. (This is
> shown to me via my secondary display, which I will eventually disable in
> order to show the Aero UI because it doesn't have the memory capacity to
> display it)
>
> I have 1.5g memory, 2.4 pentium 4 processor, and a 250g hard drive.
>
> Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!