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It appears that going to the systray, right clicking the menu, choosing smart task bar and re-enabling it resolves it. Then I rebooted my machine and when I maximized office and moved it to my second monitor the task bar went over the top. I can confirm that I do have "smart task bar" enabled.

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When I installed 3.1.0 (which was an upgrade of the previous version).

This is particularly annoying when using office apps that have the bottom portion with vital information. Occasionally, maximized windows on my second monitor which is using the smart taskbar has the taskbar go "over" the maximized window making the bottom 1/2" unreadable. Any thoughts?ĭoes this happen immediately after startup, or did you notice anything which seems to cause the issue? Also let me know which version of Windows you're using. I have confirmed that the taskbar is set to Always Be On Top, and Auto-Hide is Disabled. I am using 3.1.0 and this is still happening. Make sure you're using a recent release (3.0.9 or later), and that the taskbar is set to be always on top, you can change this option via right-click on the UltraMon taskbar. Instead of maximizing so the bottom of the window sits at the top of the ultramon taskbar, it fills the whole screen down to the bottom, so the bottom of the Outlook window is covered by the taskbar. On the second monitor, I have Outlook always open and maximized. Post Reply Forums -> UltraMon™ -> 2nd monitor task bar covers bottom of maximized window I am not sure what is really causing it, but at this point I'm happy just having a deployable solution.You are here: Home > Multi-Monitor Resources > Forum I have noticed on my test system that I am unable to find/access the nView properties window after following this method. I call the CPAU job using the RunOnce key (HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Runonce). I call it using CPAU, to ensure it runs with admin rights. To address the rebooting issue, I created a batch script to run the commands above. Some of calls will give you the options if you pass help to it (eg: runndll32.exe nview.dll nViewCmd help)

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Rundll32.exe nview.dll nViewCmd loadprofile dualview all loads the p from c:\windows\nview, the all switch ensures that the full configuration is loaded.įor other calls to the nview.dll, try opening it with Dependency Walker.

Rundll32.exe nview.dll nViewCmd pon enables the nView Desktop Manager persistently. Nwiz.exe /installquiet configures some of the nView stuff, /installquiet suppresses all GUI prompts. Rundll32.exe nview.dll nViewCmd loadprofile dualview all You can proceed with the next steps without doing so, but in HKCR the items for the nView stuff will point to the temp directory rather than the permanent directory, and nwiz.exe/nview.dll will not be in %PATH%.Īfter logging back in, from command line, execute the following: Also, you can delete the following registry key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce, value: nwiz since we are trying to avoid GUI stuff here. This is when I copy my p to c:\windows\nview. After rebooting, the temp directory will be deleted and the files will be located wherever necessary.

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The drivers can now be installed (on other systems, since you just got done installing them on the current one) by running the followingĪfter running the install, the nView source files are extracted to C:\Windows\NV#.TMP\.

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Replace the setup.iss included with the extracted driver installer with the one you just recorded. Run the following to record the answer file (located in c:\windows\setup.iss)

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Download the Forceware driver and Extract it (personally, I use 7-Zip). The Forceware drivers are a typical InstallShield setup.

Custom nView profile (Created using nView Properties, saved in c:\windows\nview\.tvp or c:\documents and settings\all users\application data\nView_Profiles\.tvp).

Unzip app that will extract compressed EXEs (7-Zip for example).

If not, then here's some information for anyone who wants to find it. Should NSIS feel that this should not be posted, then remove it. I managed to figure this out on my own, thus I have not signed their Mutual Non Disclosure Agreement. Note: Per nVidia Customer Care, enterprise support is required to obtain deployment information.