[chris.jaques]

I have fitted a new Geforce 6200 chipped graphics card to my PC's AGP. I have the a extended Desktop setup with one monitor on the DVI socket and the other on the VGA socket. Everything works fine but I do get a warning when the NVIDIA control panel starts that I have removed a graphics card and therefore SLI has been disabled. I was of the understanding that SLI only worked with a PCI express set up. I have looked in the control panel options and desktop manager and cannot find a way to turn this warning off.

Two questions then. Can the warning be disabled or failing that can the control panel be disabled as I don't really need it.

Thanks for any advice..

 

[Jones]

You need the most up-to-date drivers. I had this problem too, but the newer drivers have solved it.

You can find them here:
http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp

 

[chris.jaques]

Many Thanks. Loading the new drivers appears to have solved the problem.

 

[Jones]

No problem. Cheers!

 

[GripS]

If you wanted to stop the control panel from loading at startup click on start->run->msconfig

Select the 'startup' tab. Uncheck 'NvCpl'.

Just an FYI.