Some of the backgrounds are below – both the nView created ones, and the dual monitor ones I downloaded. Lastly, I configured my Windows theme settings to use these backgrounds, cycling then every 5 minutes. I downloaded a few that are dual monitor specific wallpapers (i.e.
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Login Additional Software and Drivers Drivers Driver Widget NVIDIA RTX and Quadro Advanced Options (NVIDIA RTX Desktop Manager, NVWMI, etc. Developers can access the NVIDIA DOCA TM SDK by clicking the button below. I then chose new backgrounds in nView Desktop Manager to create a few more backgrounds, copy those to my Backgrounds folder in Pictures, so that I have a few more available. To download or update your driver, visit the BlueField Software Downloads page. nView delivers a range of tools and functions that enables users to efficiently manage their system’s single or multi monitor workspace as well as accelerate the navigation through their system’s information.
So what I was then able to do was copy the file to a location I like to keep my backgrounds (for me I created a Backgrounds folder in my Pictures library). Download Now Release Highlights NVIDIA nView is a Desktop Management Software Utility for NVIDIA NVS and NVIDIA Quadro products. The file it creates is then located in c:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\nView_Wallpaper, with the file name of PerMonitorWallpaper0.bmp (that’s with a zero). What happens is that each image that form wallpaper for each monitor is actually merged into one file/image that windows then displays at the appropriate resolution to display correctly across both screens. Since then I did a little more poking around. slide show) – a new feature in Windows 7. What it did for me was to display two different images on each monitor, however, I no longer had the ability to cycle the backgrounds (i.e.
A couple of posts back, I mentioned how I got the Nvidia nView Desktop Manager to work in Windows 7.
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