July 25, 200619 yr After many years and my memory dulled I bit the bullet and went from 2000 to XPMore or less went O.K. and everything is workingBut FS2004 never finishes loading and PSP7 etcare as slow as a wet weekHelpI also see a program ??? Rundll saying it cant find NvQtwkHelpAny ideas ??Thanks in advance.Tas
July 25, 200619 yr Did you do a fresh install or an upgrade install?I always do a fresh install for a new OS. I dont trust the upgrade path.However, you can always re-run the XP CD and hit the "Repair Installation" option. This may or may not fix the problem. Glenn Ryzen 3700X, X570 Pro Wifi, 32GB 3600mhz RAM, Nvidia Titan Xp "Galactic Empire", RM750x PSU, H700 case, 2x NVMe M2 SSD, 1x SATA SSD
July 25, 200619 yr NvQtwk is a nVidia Graphics Library Module. Re-install the lastest version of DX and download and install re-install the latest graphics driver for your card (of course now for WinXP. not 2K).Good luck,Pat
July 25, 200619 yr Author >Did you do a fresh install or an upgrade install?>Upgrade>I always do a fresh install for a new OS. I dont trust the>upgrade path.I wondered at the time about this.>However, you can always re-run the XP CD and hit the "Repair>Installation" option. This may or may not fix the problem. O.K.
July 25, 200619 yr Author >NvQtwk is a nVidia Graphics Library Module. Re-install the>lastest version of DX and download and install re-install the>latest graphics driver for your card (of course now for WinXP.>not 2K). O.K.It is really strange as PSP7 rotated a 20 mb image in about a minuteacross both monitorsRhino2 loaded in a 120 MB file I have and only took a couple ofminutes to do the pretty basic render .Flight sim seems to go fine loading scenery/terrainbut at 68%/adjusting scenery objects it good as stops.But it does get there and is very slow and the mouse is almost stopped untill it is in one of the drop down windows where it is fine.Never quite seen anything like it.Tas
July 25, 200619 yr New OS, new chipset and mobo drivers, new sound drivers, new graphic card drivers, new install of latest version of DX9. Even if they are the same, reinstall them.If you've done all these things, then a good defrag is on the cards, as the hard drives will definitely be fragmented by an O/S installation. Allcott
July 26, 200619 yr Author >New OS, new chipset and mobo drivers, new sound drivers, new>graphic card drivers, new install of latest version of DX9. >Even if they are the same, reinstall them.>>If you've done all these things, then a good defrag is on the>cards, as the hard drives will definitely be fragmented by anDid That and solved the NvQtwk problemStill very , very slow on FS9I have 2 x 32MB NVidia Riva TNT2 model64/64proand one radion complety stuffed and welded into AGP slot this simply has not been reconized since it blew up)Before XP the 2 x 32MB NVidia Riva TNT2 model 64/64prosimply did not show up in the Hardware window of fs9and I could make no adjusments except frame rate.Now I can see both cards and do all sort of ridiculousthings even though they are not up to it.There is also no old driver when I try to use "rollback to the old drivers" in the display dialogMS has loaded the latest and greatest NVidea drivers onI think I had some default drivers running both the cardson win2000.How can I get back to bog simple drivers ???TasP.S.Blame the late rollout off FSX for me battling on with this system.
July 26, 200619 yr Just a second, you're trying to run FS9 with a graphic board from 1999? I guess we found your problem.:-hmmm Pat
July 28, 200619 yr Author Well they worked worked O.K. in Win2000And they are working O.K. now as FS9 has finally decided to go to the default drivers.A bit slow but I am not going to buy a newsystem now as one would have to be madwith some of the price cutting that will begoing on soon.Any how I am a developer not a flyer.Tas
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