Nvidia 32-bit LDDM drivers available (Alpha)

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Where do I put the nv_LH file and does it have 1280x960 resolution in it?

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The driver setup program will first unzip all of the files to C:\ by default, so like C:\NVIDIA\Vista\ and then either in that folder or one of it's subfolders (just search that folder for the inf to find the right folder). Put that inf in the directory, replacing the one that's already there. Make sure you close the actual driver install setup so that it will use the right inf. then just run the Setup.exe from the /Vista/ or w/e folder.. sorry i cant give specifics.. i'm not on my Vista machine right now

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