jammiedodger

Find the directory where it was extracted to (e.g...C:/nvidia) and look in there for a file called setup.exe >>> Execute that file and just let it install it, then after that reboot your system.

americandelight

hi
i have done the same way n made the resolution to 1440 x 900 pixels. it seems to work perfect. now the hardware acceletation is to "full". but still when i watch pictures the edges appear to be jagged. but im very very happy with what u have suggested me. atleast i dont have to wait ages to scroll down my pages. big hugs to u"jammiedodger".
thanx

jammiedodger

how do you mean by that in bold above?! is it the movies or every including the text on screen...

You may need to increase the "anti-aliasing". What that does is, it remove (or at least) improve the jagged edges round every thing. To do that, there should be an nVidia icon on the system taskbar (in the bottom right corner), click that icon and a small sub-menu will come up, look for anti-aliasing and increase that to the highest it can go...but remember, the highest you go, the more performance from the GPU is required.

americandelight

hi
i entered the nvidia control panel but didnt find anythin named "anti-aliasing". but instead i changed the "flat panel setting " to the native resolution of "1440 x 900" n the "edge enhancement" by 50 % n now it seems to be more sharp than before.
im very happy. bissous