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When we upgraded to Windows 7 suddenly all our games with 3D graphics displayed in red-green 3D and are pretty much un-playable without 3D glasses.
It's not a feature of the games themselves, it seems to be windows doing i to all the games, and it doesn't work very well on some of them.
How do i turn this feature off?
the video-card is a Asus EngTX280/ HTDP/ 1G Video Card
Kirt
Posted 2011-01-08T17:59:31.707
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All Programs>>NVIDIA Corporation>>3D Vision>>Disable 3D Vision Discover
ta.speot.is
Posted 2011-01-08T17:59:31.707
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After doing this, I found that I still had to unplug the USB IR emitter, then re-connect it. After that, the glasses worked properly. – Steve HHH – 2014-11-09T02:29:14.917
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I recently upgraded my drivers as well, an the same thing happened, 3D was automatically enabled for some reason, can be easily disabled in the NVidia settings, which fixes the problem :)
Daniel
Posted 2011-01-08T17:59:31.707
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2I don't think it's as much the fault of Windows as it is of the new drivers :) – badp – 2011-01-08T18:46:09.993
what badp said. Definitely a video card driver issue. You have an nVdidia card probably? Check the 3D settings. – stijn – 2011-01-08T19:08:33.060
did the new drivers come when i upgraded windows? – Kirt – 2011-01-10T11:53:53.567
and i don't think it's an nVdidia. We checked the settings with some help from a friend, but that didn't solve it. – Kirt – 2011-01-10T12:01:49.157
@Bec - FYI, a quick search shows that the Asus EngTX280 is an Asus-made nVidia GTX 280. So you do have an nVidia card, and you'll probably find that you need to disable 3D Vision, as per the answer by taspeotis.
– DMA57361 – 2011-01-10T12:10:25.460Video cards are either going to be AMD or nVidia. They make the actual GPUs that are in the cards. The cards themselves are manufactured by other companies, ASUS, Sapphire, etc. Much like one could have an Intel or AMD processor in a Dell or Lenovo. – Michael – 2011-01-10T12:25:43.263