OmegaDrive from OmegaCorner released a new set of tweaked nVidia drivers for Windows 9X/ME/2K/XP. We are proud to mirror those nice files! Check the details below.
Whats New?
Based on the Official 45.23 drivers. (9x/Me/2k/XP)
Important: Due to a serious problem Im having with current nvidia drivers, they will work in "Performance" mode only in direct3d, even if you select "Quality" during installation, opengl still has the extra quality. They will be updated as soon as I can fix this problem.
Download: Omega Drivers based on 45.23 drivers
News source: Techconnect
Whats New?
Based on the Official 45.23 drivers. (9x/Me/2k/XP)
Important: Due to a serious problem Im having with current nvidia drivers, they will work in "Performance" mode only in direct3d, even if you select "Quality" during installation, opengl still has the extra quality. They will be updated as soon as I can fix this problem.
Download: Omega Drivers based on 45.23 drivers News source: Techconnect
Microsoft originally issued this bulletin on August 20th, 2003. Subsequent to issuing the security bulletin, Microsoft received reports that the patch provided with this bulletin does not properly correct the Object Type Vulnerability.
"Microsoft also identified a problem that specifically affects Windows XP systems that are configured as web servers serving ASP.NET web pages and causes clients connecting to the web server to receive an error when they attempt to view pages on the site. This problem only affects Windows XP computers that have installed Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.1 (which is not installed by default) and configured with the .NET Framework version 1.0 to serve ASP.NET based Web pages--it does not affect other versions of Windows. Microsoft has published a knowledge base article 827641 that provides steps to work around this issue while maintaining the level of protection provided by the security patch.
Microsoft is investigating these reports and will re-issue this bulletin with an updated patch that corrects these problems."
(Don't think I'll get one in the next few years though.)
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