nVIDIA NVTray NVIDIA Tray Tools description

Operating System:Windows 2000/XP , 472 Kb
nVIDIA NVTray (NVIDIA Tray Tools) v1.0.4.8 Windows 2000/XP.

NVTray provides some extra quality tweaks that both the default NVIDIA tray icon and control panel are lacking. I especially wanted to be able to select more Antialiasing modes, as well as OpenGL and Direct3D options right from the tray icon. Also, the utility is able to run automatically at startup thus making nVIDIA NVTray NVIDIA Tray Tools v1.0.4.8 Windows 2000 XP a bit easier to change my settings before playing a game or running a benchmark. nVIDIA NVTray NVIDIA Tray Tools v1.0.4.8 Windows 2000 XP program requires .NET Framework 2.0 to support a broader range of systems

Changes in NVTweak v2.1.4 / NVTray 1.0.4.8:

Fixed numerous issues with NVTweak/NVTray on 64-bit systems(August 21, 2006)

Improved code to help increase the chances of driver compatibility in the future(August 21, 2006)

New: Added NVIDIA PowerMizer applet to Hardware menu (notebooks only). Allows dynamic power-management adjustments(August 21, 2006)

Modified Screen Resolution menu to rescan modes each time nVIDIA NVTray NVIDIA Tray Tools v1.0.4.8 Windows 2000 XP is opened (just in case user switches devices without restarting)(August 22, 2006)

Several coding improvements (reduced source and size of executable by ~4KB)(August 22, 2006)

Prevent desktop screen capture utility (Alt+F12) from overwriting the previous image(August 23, 2006)

Snapshots now saved directly to desktop for easier access(August 23, 2006)

Added options to Restore Defaults for OpenGL and/or Direct3D (Does not apply to AA or AF)(August 25, 2006)

Modified NVTweaks Restore Defaults technique. Now deletes all non-default settings from the registry instead of just disabling them(August 25, 2006)

Prevent NVTweak from deleting certain tweaks when checkboxes were unchecked. Sets their value to disabled instead(August 25, 2006)

New: Low-level keyboard hook provides the ability to capture screenshots in-game(August 27, 2006)

New: Preferences dialog allows you to customize various settings during runtime, such as hotkey, icon, and temperature scale(August 29, 2006)

Various visual improvements and form fading effects(August 29, 2006)