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Unfortunately, there is no older driver. Lapopvideo2go.com does not support that very quadro card. I will close this question.
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Nvidia control panel does not have such an option in vista. Powerstrip succeeds on a test pc with vista but fails on the vista laptop. custom timings/advanced is greyed out and uncapping of resolution settings via registry fails.<br />
Any other toosl for custom resolutions?<br />
Ultramon fails, too.<br />
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It's a Dell Latitude D830 with nvidia quadro m135 (latest Dell driver) on vista 64 enterprise.
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Nvidia control panel does not have such an option in vista. Powerstrip succeeds on a test pc with vista but fails on the vista laptop. custom timings/advanced is greyed out and uncapping of resolution settings via registry fails.
Any other toosl for custom resolutions?
Ultramon fails, too.

It's a Dell Latitude D830 with nvidia quadro m135 (latest Dell driver) on vista 64 enterprise.

Unfortunately, there is no older driver. Lapopvideo2go.com does not support that very quadro card. I will close this question.

Add a custom resolution on Vista - nvidia control panel and powerstrip both fail to do it

Nvidia control panel does not have such an option in vista. Powerstrip succeeds on a test pc with vista but fails on the vista laptop. custom timings/advanced is greyed out and uncapping of resolution settings via registry fails.
Any other toosl for custom resolutions?
Ultramon fails, too.

It&#39;s a Dell Latitude D830 with nvidia quadro m135 (latest Dell driver) on vista 64 enterprise.

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