NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440 DRIVER from Microsoft

When I installed the Windows SP2, it changed mi video
card driver from the one it came with, which worked
really good and I had no problems. The new driver is
NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440 with AGP8X (Microsoft
Corporation), and it doesn't recognize OPENGL. When I try
to see the properties of my video card, it doesn't have
an OPENGL settings panel, like the driver before this one.
And when I try to play any game, it doesn't recognize
OPENGL neither, so I can't see anything really well, I'm
playing in software now.

Any help? I tried to reinstall the previous driver, which
I downloaded (the lastest version) from ASUS and NVIDIA
homepages, and it does recognize OPENGL, but when I try
to open the panel of OPENGL in the video card properties,
it shows me and RUNDLL.EXE error and it closes.

Please, help!

"Patricio" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:055701c4a519$54e25120$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> When I installed the Windows SP2, it changed mi video
> card driver from the one it came with, which worked
> really good and I had no problems. The new driver is
> NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440 with AGP8X (Microsoft
> Corporation), and it doesn't recognize OPENGL. When I try
> to see the properties of my video card, it doesn't have
> an OPENGL settings panel, like the driver before this one.
> And when I try to play any game, it doesn't recognize
> OPENGL neither, so I can't see anything really well, I'm
> playing in software now.
>
> Any help? I tried to reinstall the previous driver, which
> I downloaded (the lastest version) from ASUS and NVIDIA
> homepages, and it does recognize OPENGL, but when I try
> to open the panel of OPENGL in the video card properties,
> it shows me and RUNDLL.EXE error and it closes.
>
> Please, help!

*Uninstall* the drivers you downloaded from Microsoft, reboot, and *then*
install the newer drivers you downloaded from the NVIDIA site. The
drivers offered by Microsoft are always older than the ones offered at the
card manufacturer's site.

Read this: http://www.nvidia.com/object/driver...tion_hints.html

Regards,
Ian.