3D Vision Driver. Safe to remove?


  1. RoasterMen
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    3D Vision Driver. Safe to remove?


    Hey guys I just want to know if these two drivers (3D Vision Controller Driver and 3D Vision Driver) is safe to remove. I don't have any programs that I know that uses it.
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  3. Barman58
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    Can I assume these are the nVidia items?

    If so I think it should be fine to remove them as they are an optional install when you install the drivers, (as are a few Game related items which I don't bother to install but you probably would)
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  4. RoasterMen
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    Yes, these are definitely the items that are listed on Control Panel.
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  6. HAVOC
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    You can remove them. When I install NVidia drivers I only install the actual video driver and the one related to PhysX.
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  7. RoasterMen
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    Thank you for your answers everyone!
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  8. Barman58
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    The great ting with the nVidia Drivers is that they are nice and easy to obtain, and for even a unusual or older card the on-site checker seems to get it right more or less 100% - so if you do find a game that balks at not having these add-ons present it should be simple to sort out
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  10. ThrashZone
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    Hi
    Steve has some good advice here
    NVIDIA Drivers - Avoid Problems

    I actually believe the 3d driver makes things look a little better :/
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