Help! Long time out of 3D vision scene...how to make 3DVision work with Win 10?

[Rubini]

Hi guys,
After long time out of 3DVision scene I now have a PC with win 10 and should like to know hown to make it work with 3dVision again.

My specs:
I7 4790k 16gb Gtx1070 8gb
Nvidia driver 516.94
Windows 10 Pro
Version 22H2
Build 19045.2364
Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4190.0

Thanks for any help and advice!

[whyme466]

What type of 3D display do you have?

Given your driver version, I suggest you start by reviewing viewtopic.php?t=26264.

[Rubini]

What type of 3D display do you have?

Given your driver version, I suggest you start by reviewing viewtopic.php?t=26264.

Thanks by the reply. I have a Philips Gioco 3D, a passive 3D monitor, 1920x1080p 60Hz.
I have a dual boot now, with win 7 all works well with 3dVision\helix\3Dmigoto.
Its my first time with win 10...i already uninstalled previous win10 nvidia drivers with DDU and now have driver 425.31 installed, all working correctly but 3D dont comes up in any game.
CTR+T dont works. Steroscopic section of nvidia control panel is enabled. Tried 3DFManager without success too.
One thing to noticed is that Stereoscopic section of nvidia control panel just presents me a HDMI Bluray 3D, forcing the resolution to be 1920x1080 24hz (i can get a 1080p 60Hz, but only disabling Stereoscopic section). This was diferent with win7, where i had things like shortcuts to control 3D separation, convergence, enable or disable 3D into the games (CTRL+T), etc. All thesed are absent in my win 10 nvidia control panel with driver 425.31. I dont know why.

[whyme466]

Under Windows 10, the driver is enforcing the HDMI 1.4b 24 fps limit on 1080p signals. Using geo-11 fix versions, or an EDID override, you can run 1080p at 60 fps. With a passive, line-interlaced display, always use Top/Bottom format, never SBS if possible, for best resolution, when using TV-supported 3D modes.

For 1080p EDID, see https://3dvision-blog.com/7163-make-you ... 3d-vision/, for example. Note that Windows 10 enforces driver signature, so you must override Windows 10 driver verification as a special one-time operation for this to work. I have used a 4K EDID for years - it provides full range of 3D Vision games with automatic 3D enable/disable (do not need TV’s remote for 3D viewing).

More complete discussion - see viewtopic.php?p=177608&hilit=Acer+override#top.

[Rubini]

Thanks again mate. I forgot completely about EDID override. It fixed my problem. Now 3dvision is working as expected on win 10. Also i had to to disable signed drivers installation before install EDID and also needed to use Advanced3DVConfigto to set interlaced mode and lock registry.

So, here a summary that can be useful for others like me, that forgot how to make it right way:

1. At first, to make things easier, install 3DFixManager and be sure that your nvidia driver is 425.31.(or, eventually, make it manually and use DDU to uninstall previous drivers)

2. After that use EDID override if using a passive monitor. Note that will be need to disable signed drivers instalation first to complete the EDID override installation.

3. For last, use Advanced3DVConfig to enable interlaced mode and lock registry if needed.

[3DNovice]

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