Multi/Dual-Booting, to maintain a 3D-Vision-Friendly Windows
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2019 9:09 am
Due to conflicts with the 3D Vision patched Nvidia Driver and the Windows 10 1903 build, getting a second SSD for maintaining a 3D Vision friendly version of window is now recommended.
This is because from here on out, each new windows update will likely be less compatible with 3D vision and ultimately prevent it from working entirely.
Because of this it will almost certainly be necessary to have a second drive to maintain these older versions of Windows so as to keep 3D Vision running.
This thread is for discussion, advice, instruction and troubleshooting on the topic of creating and and maintaining a multi or dual-boot system.
This thread is for the hardware side of the discussion.
For the software side of things, a thread for discussion, advice, instruction and troubleshooting regarding Windows 10 and keeping it 3D Vision friendly, is here: Keeping Windows 10 v.1809 & Postponing 1903
This is because from here on out, each new windows update will likely be less compatible with 3D vision and ultimately prevent it from working entirely.
Because of this it will almost certainly be necessary to have a second drive to maintain these older versions of Windows so as to keep 3D Vision running.
This thread is for discussion, advice, instruction and troubleshooting on the topic of creating and and maintaining a multi or dual-boot system.
This thread is for the hardware side of the discussion.
For the software side of things, a thread for discussion, advice, instruction and troubleshooting regarding Windows 10 and keeping it 3D Vision friendly, is here: Keeping Windows 10 v.1809 & Postponing 1903