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If you have a story explaining why you want these functions added please feel free to express it, the more of these we have the more nVidia will have to take us seriously.

If you also want these functions to be returned to us please post below, If you want to help us (even though you don`t use them) also sign below, If you are thinking of upgrading to a multi-monitor system SIGN NOW so hopefully the best functions will be returned by the time you do. So because of this I am starting an offical campaign and petition to request nView functionality for GeForce cards under Vista/Win7.

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So I and many of my friends who all use multi-screen systems are officialy annoyed at having been let down like this by our favourite manufacturor of graphics equipment and are all a bit upset and feel like we have been cheated, as in my case If I want htis back I HAVE to downgrade my OS to XP64 and lose 2Gig of RAM, it`s either that or just suffer with it and not be able to use my equipment to it`s full potential. Personally one of the big reasons I have stuck to nVidia over the years is purely because of this function, ATI`s equivelent was always nasty and not at all effective if it ever worked at all.

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Now these functions do exist but you have to own industry standard Quadro cards to use these functions on your home PC even though the GeForce series are fully capable of it.

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Now nVidia in their infinite wisdom have removed this functionality from the driver suites under Vista and Windows 7 for reasons they seem to be keeping to themselves. With Horizontal Span you can play your favourite games over three screens at such resolutions as 2048x768 for two monitors or even 3072x768 over three (which is incredible for driving games, spectacularly immersive). This would allow you to fool your pc into thinking that multiple monitors are in fact one single screen, ESPECIALLY useful in games. This included tools which defined which screens applications/windows came up on, mouse gestures for moving windows around exceedingly large desktops and many others, especially the Horizontal Span feature. Is there a fix for this or a configuration change that resolves these issues? I do remember reading that nVidia plans on doing away with the nView Desktop Manager in Vista and Windows 7- and I was wondering what they expect people to do who have a dual monitor configuration.For those of you who use Multiple displays you may have some idea of what I am on about, for those who don`t here is a brief overview.įor Windows XP the GeForce graphics driver suites have had a wonderfully useful group of functions built in to them for simple management of multiple monitors attatched to one PC. I have tried selectively disabling certain features of the toolbar buttons such as nViw Options and Collapse to title bar, but the problem still remains.

This is happening on quite a few machines here and it is not isolated to just one. When Desktop Manager is enabled and the Title Bar Buttons are turned on, ANY window that you have minimized to the taskbar gets stuck and the only way to open/maximize that window is to right-click and select send to Monitor 1 or Monitor 2. As of the last two driver updates for the GeForce series cards, it looks like nView is now broken. This makes it incredibly easy to move a windows over to the other monitor or expand a window to both monitors. We are heavily reliant on Nvidia's nView Desktop manager as far as the title bar buttons go. All clients run XP SP3 and have either Nvidia GeForce or Quadro video cards. I work for an engineering firm, and all users have dual monitor configurations.

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