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Re: Nvidia Graphics Driver 260.63 Breaks 3D Acceleration
Posted: 3. Nov 2010, 00:10
by khaki54
Works -- mark as solved that is/was annoying
Re: Nvidia Graphics Driver 260.63 Breaks 3D Acceleration
Posted: 3. Nov 2010, 04:52
by squall leonhart
its not solved, no other opengl application or game, (apart from the Realtech VR app) exhibits this problem, so it should be fixable application side.
Re: Nvidia Graphics Driver 260.63 Breaks 3D Acceleration
Posted: 30. Nov 2010, 00:54
by HippyMcSlippy
Even with changing the Threaded Optimisation settings, I've found that XP Guest OS's wont work properly with the latest nVidia drivers (Windows 2000 and Ubuntu are fine though).
It hangs are the Welcome screen and then BSOD with : DRIVER_UNLOADED_WITHOUT_CANCELLING_PENDING_OPERATIONS
The offending file seems to be the Intel graphics driver (intelppm.sys)
Re: Nvidia Graphics Driver 260.63 Breaks 3D Acceleration
Posted: 30. Nov 2010, 08:23
by squall leonhart
HippyMcSlippy wrote:Even with changing the Threaded Optimisation settings, I've found that XP Guest OS's wont work properly with the latest nVidia drivers (Windows 2000 and Ubuntu are fine though).
It hangs are the Welcome screen and then BSOD with : DRIVER_UNLOADED_WITHOUT_CANCELLING_PENDING_OPERATIONS
The offending file seems to be the Intel graphics driver (intelppm.sys)
You have one of those optimus setups?
its not the nvidia driver if its occuring in the intel system files.
Re: Nvidia Graphics Driver 260.63 Breaks 3D Acceleration
Posted: 4. Dec 2010, 23:08
by benhenry
Turning the threaded opt to "ON" worked perfectly, first time. Saved three virtual machines our family uses that are very important to us. Thank you, squall leonhart!
-Ben
Re: Nvidia Graphics Driver 260.63 Breaks 3D Acceleration
Posted: 11. Jan 2011, 05:26
by long_timothy
Thanks for the solution to deal with the appcrash generated by "nvoglv64.DLL" , turned the switch to 'ON' problem gone
Re: Nvidia Graphics Driver 260.63 Breaks 3D Acceleration
Posted: 11. Jan 2011, 10:58
by squall leonhart
nvidia have resolved applications unsafely creating display threads on the driver side.