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Hi everyone, the problem I'm experiencing is that I'm unable to access the Stereoscopic 3d setting on the nvidia control pannel. The only two options I am able to access are 3D settings (Adjust image settings with preview, manage 3D settings, Set PhysX configuration) and Video (Adjust video color settings, Adjust video image settings).

The current GPU I'm using is the 680M GTX with the driver 302.71, I've also tried installing 302.77 but I'm unable to install it. Could anyone help me?

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Look at Services, if NVIDIA Stereoscopic 3D Driver Service exists. If not, you have to do a fresh install, perhaps another driver. 305.68 is a good candidate.

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Look at Services, if NVIDIA Stereoscopic 3D Driver Service exists. If not, you have to do a fresh install, perhaps another driver. 305.68 is a good candidate.

The 305.68 doesn't support windows 7 or mobile cards, I've also tried reformatting and doing clean installs but the Stereoscopic 3D section isn't there at all.

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Huh! What makes you to think so - I have tested it twice and had to disable the 3D stereoscopic service as 3D want's to pop in even when disabled from the Control Panel. Get the download from here:

http://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/topic/29719-v30568-windows-8-64bit-nvidia/ and don't forget to use the modified inf!

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Huh! What makes you to think so - I have tested it twice and had to disable the 3D stereoscopic service as 3D want's to pop in even when disabled from the Control Panel. Get the download from here:

http://forums.laptop...8-64bit-nvidia/ and don't forget to use the modified inf!

edit: Just installed the new 306.02 as well and the settings are still locked, for clarification these are the only settings I can access in the control panel: link

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Your install is screwed - missing the Display tab altogether. (and Performance, if using NVidia System tools). Did you get your driver from NVidia?

http://www.geforce.com/drivers/beta-legacy 306.02 should support GTX 680M - but who knows if there's some issue with your hardware.

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Your install is screwed - missing the Display tab altogether. (and Performance, if using NVidia System tools). Did you get your driver from NVidia?

http://www.geforce.c...ers/beta-legacy 306.02 should support GTX 680M - but who knows if there's some issue with your hardware.

I have no idea what the problem is, I've tried 3 drivers so far including the 306 all provided either by, laptopvideo, stock, or nvidia and they have all shown only these options. Could a hardware problem possibly cause this?

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Your install is screwed - missing the Display tab altogether. (and Performance, if using NVidia System tools). Did you get your driver from NVidia?

http://www.geforce.c...ers/beta-legacy 306.02 should support GTX 680M - but who knows if there's some issue with your hardware.

Not necessarily. It's very likely that his Optimus system runs with default switching settings, which make the Intel IGP the output device, with the Nvidia GPU being a render workhorse, and on Optimus systems there is no Display tab at all, since the Nvidia GPU doesn't do any output by itself, it sends rendered data to the IGP that then outputs it, with a negligible performance hit.

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Not necessarily. It's very likely that his Optimus system runs with default switching settings, which make the Intel IGP the output device, with the Nvidia GPU being a render workhorse, and on Optimus systems there is no Display tab at all, since the Nvidia GPU doesn't do any output by itself, it sends rendered data to the IGP that then outputs it, with a negligible performance hit.

It's true that my system is Optimus, is that the reason stereoscopic 3D cant be accessed?

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