the nVidia control panel hook for display properties.
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Biz
"Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand
alloys and compositions and,......things with molecular structures,....and
the....." - Ash
> I think I'll try re-installing the drivers, then. That way, I can see if it
> goes when they're uninstalled.
> R.
> > "Joachim Trensz" wrote...
> > > Probably the drivers of your new graphics card use rundll32
> > > to run one of the utilities/add-ons or whatever it wants to run.
> > > Rundll32 doesn't do anything for you except, run something
> > > else, i.e. system services, etc.
> > > If you kill rundll32 while that other item is running, this can
> > > indeed hang the system.
> > > Maybe check which additional stuff is running since you
> > > installed the graphics card (check all the Autostart locations,
> > > the various Run keys, the Autostart folder etc.).
> > I'm at work, so I can't check, but, from memory, there is some stuff that
> > runs via rundll32 on start up (nvctrl or something), but only then. I.e.
> it
> > doesn't show in my
> > Task list if I check afterward. You can find it via msconfig. I've thought
> > about disabling it,
> > but seeing as it doesn't show once the system is "up", I've left it as is
> so
> > far. Perhaps on Richard's install rundll32 is not shut down/unloaded
> > properly and he could try disabling it via msconfig.
> > Jan.
> > =---