What could cause this?

~~trodas~~ · May 5, 2006, 08:51 AM

Why?!

I wonder why is this happening? Right after install I got everything, but then later I wanted to check out overclock and - the menu is gone? Did I overoptimized the services or something?

On witch services this is dependable?

...and yes, Startup CPL show that the nVidia CPL Deamon is does start every boot, so, things should be fine, nope?

Yep, I did stop the nVidia driver service once, but hey - it is running now and still - empty space?

Anyone can explain that to me?

Used Zeropoint 84.43 drivers on PCIE GeForce 6800 GS from PNY, not overclocked

fobis · May 5, 2006, 05:26 PM

Hmmm. That's very strange, indeed.
Possibly a language pack issue? Do you want it in English or your native language? If you don't mind the English, try getting an english only package of the 84.43 drivers and copying the DHzp nv4_disp.inf to that set and installing.
And you did use DriverCleaner Pro and did all that good stuff, right?

~~trodas~~ · May 5, 2006, 06:12 PM

Nope, it was a clean install on newly installed WinXP SP1.0a system. Like I say, all worked well, but I probably disabled some services or stuff, and since them the options are lost - even if I enable the nVidia helper service (witch is IMHO useless?), it won't come back.

What are dependencies of the settings to show up?

Some technical info might help. Reinstall I see as last resort

May 5, 2006, 08:51 AM	#1
~~trodas~~ fanless WC Opty 3GHz Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Czech republic Posts: 349 Rep Power: 0	What could cause this? Why?! I wonder why is this happening? Right after install I got everything, but then later I wanted to check out overclock and - the menu is gone? Did I overoptimized the services or something? On witch services this is dependable? ...and yes, Startup CPL show that the nVidia CPL Deamon is does start every boot, so, things should be fine, nope? Yep, I did stop the nVidia driver service once, but hey - it is running now and still - empty space? Anyone can explain that to me? Used Zeropoint 84.43 drivers on PCIE GeForce 6800 GS from PNY, not overclocked

May 5, 2006, 05:26 PM	#2
fobis DriverHeaven Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 741 Rep Power: 36	Hmmm. That's very strange, indeed. Possibly a language pack issue? Do you want it in English or your native language? If you don't mind the English, try getting an english only package of the 84.43 drivers and copying the DHzp nv4_disp.inf to that set and installing. And you did use DriverCleaner Pro and did all that good stuff, right? __________________ MacBook Pro Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.4 Intel Core 2 Duo 2.33GHz 2GB DDR2-677 ATi Mobility Radeon X1600 256MB 120GB 7200RPM SATA HDD

May 5, 2006, 06:12 PM	#3
~~trodas~~ fanless WC Opty 3GHz Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Czech republic Posts: 349 Rep Power: 0	Nope, it was a clean install on newly installed WinXP SP1.0a system. Like I say, all worked well, but I probably disabled some services or stuff, and since them the options are lost - even if I enable the nVidia helper service (witch is IMHO useless?), it won't come back. What are dependencies of the settings to show up? Some technical info might help. Reinstall I see as last resort