For those of you only update when NVidia removes the “beta” tag (like me)… the new drivers are here!
Interestingly, there are now two different drivers for Windows 2000 and Windows XP. That’s the first case of 2000/XP driver separation I’m aware of. Strange things happen.
Here’s a pain in the ass: I’m downloading the Win 9x drivers (I’ve done it several times, now. And yes, the file says “win9x” in the line); upon install it states it can’t find “nv4_disp.inf,” which is a XP/2000 file.
So I can’t install the new drivers they have posted because they’re somehow screwed up. And there’s no obvious way to contact NV support. Anyone else having this problem?
I had the same problem. Check the readme. For Win98, I had to revert to a vanilla VGA driver, reboot, and then manually change to the new drivers. I couldn’t just run the setup like I used to be able to do.
It’s interesting. The new WHQL drivers actually fixed a problem that I was having trying to run nView, the Nvidia multi-monitor software using the 40.72 beta drivers.
That doesn’t make sense to me though, since if they changed anything the version number would have changed right?
It has seemed to me that the thing that usually gets ‘fixed’ or whatever between beta and official is the connection with the monitor, like Power Management and suchlike.