MandarMS,

This didn't help. But, I'm having the exact opposite problem as reported on that thread. Everything works fine in Bootcamp. It's in Fusion that the problem arises.

In Bootcamp, I get all the video resolutions and the NVidia control panel, special menu options, etc. But, in Fusion, I never get beyond the original Windows black splash screen. I've tried, using F8 at startup, booting in Safe Mode, VGA Mode, etc. but always end up with a black screen from that point. Originally, I did get a picture but it was very low res and Fusion didn't seem to recognize the NVidia software/hardware at all. Now, I don't get a picture at all - just a black solid black display.

Any other ideas??

j!

Jim,

Thanks for the quick response.

The one thing that I wasn't able to do from that referenced thread was to delete the Bootcamp drivers. We're running Leopard and, in this new version, you simply load the Leopard disc into the Windows environment and it automatically runs the installer loading all the necessary drivers. There is no 'uninstall' program available. The previous version of Bootcamp had you build a drivers disc (though, I don't remember if it an 'uninstall' feature either). In any case, I'll try renaming the Tools to keep it from loading and, otherwise, see if there is another way to force the generic "VMware SVGA" driver.

I'm sure the NVidia drivers are supported as it's one of the build-to-order options from Apple. And, again, while booted through Bootcamp, the NVidia control panel works (it won't even launch in Fusion), we get accelerated video (this was certainly not the case even when we did get a display), the NVidia options appear in the system's contextual menus, etc.

I'll give it all a shot and see what happens.

Thanks,

j!