can i get nView on vista?

my friend on xp has a cool program called nView, which helps a lot when you have two monitors. i'm on vista, and i cant find where to download this program for vista.

anyone know where i can get it? when i searched nvidia's website it pretty much sent me here, but when i try to install, it says i'm not running windows and wont install.

Its built in to Forceware..which you should have if you have an Nvida card.

You went to the Quatro XP/2000 driver. Pay more attention before you download stuff dawg.

i've been downloading all the latest drivers for a while now "dawg", nothing has come with nView or anything like it.

reason i tryed those quatro drivers is because those were the only drivers on site that had nView listed in it's description

Wow. just trying to help. Thought the big XP/2000 on that page would have given it away that it wasn't for Vista. Just would hate for you to screw something up by downloading bad drivers.

It's integrated into the display driver, but you have to enable both monitors to get the nView functionality. nView is pretty much not used/worthless with a single monitor.codezer0

i have dual monitors though, and its nowhere on my computer

[QUOTE="codezer0"]It's integrated into the display driver, but you have to enable both monitors to get the nView functionality. nView is pretty much not used/worthless with a single monitor.chronogamer27

i have dual monitors though, and its nowhere on my computer

I don't fully understand, are both monitors working and you just want this program, or can you not get the second monitor to work?

If your second monitor is not working you need to go into the Nvidia control panel and "set up multiple displays"

Perhaps it would help if we knew just what video card you're using.HuusAsking

[QUOTE="HuusAsking"]Perhaps it would help if we knew just what video card you're using.Spybot_9

just right click your desktop and if you have an nVidia card (which your sig leads me to believe you are) then "nVidia control panel" will be an option, choose it then on the pane to the left of the window "setup multiple displays" I think you see where I'm going, if that doesnt work your card is a little to custom or something and doesnt use normal driversFists1

that works, and it has always worked. is that nView? my friend (who has a 7600 and is on XP) has a much broader variety of settings than just setting it in single, clone, or dualview (which is all that it gives me). he can do stuff like set the desktops of each monitor, and other options like the little button in top right of windows to move stuff completely to other monitor.