Oh my. I honestly couldn't tell you then.
This is rather odd, I haven't seen that before. :| If you want aero the only other thing I could suggest at this time is purchasing a newer card (could probably get a good one very cheap at newegg, that supports aero).
Sorry that I couldn't have been of more help. :|
Oh you did? Well I suggest you look a bit more into (bing and google are your friends) hardware before purchasing it.
Older hardware is less likely to be compatabile with Windows 7, though from what I see anything GeForce 6000+ (so.. 6000 > 9000) is supported by that original driver I was being linked to falsely!
Nessy, can you please post your entire system specs...Mainboard, CPU, Hard drives etc.? Is your machine a custom build, or did you buy it from a store?
Edit: Also, try running the Windows Experience Index...I have an idea.
here is...and i tried windows experience index but not successful
I did not honestly think that you could still buy a 5000 series card. Honestly, you can not expect nVidia to continue to write drivers for 10 year old cards to use with a new not yet released Operating System.
Hmm...ok...did you build this computer, or is it an HP, Dell, etc.?
Also, can you send me everything it says in the "Display Adaptor" box in your system specs...
OK, sorry we couldn't get it figured out for you Nessy. Honestly, I would recommend upgrading the card to a 7 series at least.
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