[Japanese] README.TXT MATROX GRAPHICS INC. 2000.09.07 Matrox PowerDesk -- Windows NT 4.0 Ó: ±Ìt@CÉÍAܾú{êÉ|ó³êĢȢÅVîñªÜÜêÄ¢é êà èÜ·ÌŲ¹³¾³¢B Ú ==== - CXg[ - ±Ì[XÉ墀 - Matrox PowerDesk Ìg¢û - n[hEFA ANZ[ebh 3D - ÓAâè_¨æѧÀ - Matrox TV oÍ - [English...] DualHead notes [...English] CXg[ ============ [English...] This section describes how to install the Matrox display driver for Windows NT 4.0 (SP 5). Note: You may need administrator rights to install certain software. For more information, see Windows documentation. (1) After the display driver has been copied to your hard disk: Right-click your Windows desktop background, then click "Properties" > "Settings" > "Display Type" > "Change" > "Have Disk" > "Browse". (2) Select the folder where the Matrox display driver for your operating system (Windows NT 4.0) is located, then click "Open" > "OK". (3) Select the appropriate model/language name, then click "OK" > "Yes" > "OK" > "Close" > "Close" > "Yes". [...English] ±Ì[XÉ墀 ==================== ±Ì[XÍAMatrox Windows NT fBXvC hCo Å·Bx86 CPU ÅÀs³êé Microsoft Windows NTAo[W 4.0 (rh 1381 ܽͻêÈ~Ìo[W) ÅT|[g³êĢܷB ±Ì»iÉÍAȺªÜÜêÜ·B - fBXvC hCo - Matrox PowerDesk for Windows NT 4.0 [English...] The display driver supports up to 16 graphics chips at a time. If one of those chips has DualHead support, the display driver supports up to 17 displays at a time. (Note: A graphics card may have more than one graphics chip. Also, the display driver must support each model of graphics card installed in your computer.) 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To access this property sheet, click the "Matrox QuickDesk" icon on your Windows taskbar, then click "Matrox Display Properties" > "Monitor". For more information on monitor selection, see the Matrox PowerDesk guide included with your display driver. 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The maximum display resolution you can select is determined by the display with the highest maximum display resolution. If a display in your multi-display desktop doesn't support a selected display resolution, that display will automatically use a virtual display. With a "virtual display", parts of your "display area" are off-screen. You can move your mouse pointer to the edge of the screen to move the visible part of your virtual display. This virtual display feature is similar to using the Matrox zoom (PixelTOUCH) feature. Note: The "virtual display" feature isn't available with the secondary display of a DualHead-supporting graphics card. If a secondary display is part of your multi-display desktop, the maximum display resolution you can select is limited by the maximum display resolution of your secondary display. For more information on DualHead, see "DualHead notes". Software monitor settings help determine the maximum display resolution for each display. If software monitor settings aren't properly selected for all displays, one or more displays may become garbled or unusable if an unsupported display resolution is selected. For more information on selecting software monitor settings, see the online PowerDesk guide (online.doc). - Video playback with multi-display mode In multi-display mode, digital video playback may be more limited than in single-display mode. Specifically, some DVD or video playback programs may not start at all or play back with lower quality. You may be able to run the program and/or improve playback quality by closing the program, switching to single-display mode, and then restarting the program. For more information on switching to single-display mode, see other Matrox documentation. This limitation may not apply to "DualHead Multi-Display" mode. For more information, see "DualHead notes" in this file. - OpenGL support Note the following limitations related to the OpenGL driver included with Matrox PowerDesk: - OpenGL support may not be included in some versions of Matrox PowerDesk. For a version of Matrox PowerDesk with OpenGL support enabled, see the Matrox Web site (www.matrox.com/mga). - Under Windows NT 4.0, OpenGL acceleration isn't supported with Matrox MMS (Multi-Monitor Series) graphics cards or if you have more than one Matrox graphics card installed in your computer. - With DualHead-supporting graphics cards, OpenGL acceleration is available while using "DualHead Multi-Display" mode under Windows NT 4.0, (as long as there isn't another graphics card installed in your computer). - Using 3D Studio Max 2.0, you may experience problems with the viewports being improperly redrawn. If this happens, simply click in a viewport to properly update their display. (This problem isn't present with version 2.5 or 3.0 of 3D Studio Max.) - System memory requirements Because of a limitation in Windows NT 4.0, you may experience problems if your computer doesn't have more system memory than the total amount of graphics memory used in your computer. To determine the amount of graphics memory used in your computer, add the total amount of graphics memory on each installed Matrox graphics card. Depending on your total amount of graphics memory, here are some recommended amounts of system memory for Windows NT 4.0: Graphics memory | System memory (total) | (recommended) -------------------+------------------ 32 MB | 64 MB or more 64 MB | 128 MB or more 128 MB | 192 MB or more 160 MB | 256 MB or more - Full-screen DOS support with multiple graphics chip If you have more than 10 graphics chips in your system (for example, 3 Matrox MMS-Quad cards), your system may stop responding when running a DOS program in full-screen mode. If your DOS program supports it, run it in a DOS window. 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DualHead notes ============== Certain Matrox graphics cards can use one graphics chip to control two separate displays -- this is the Matrox "DualHead" feature. If you have a DualHead-supporting graphics card, note the following under Windows NT 4.0: - DualHead software controls (on the Matrox PowerDesk "DualHead" property sheet) are only available if, when Windows NT 4.0 restarts, a secondary display is connected to your DualHead-supporting graphics card. For more information on DualHead software controls, see context-sensitive help. - The "VESA settings" option isn't available when you're using a TV as your secondary display. - With the "DualHead Multi-Display" feature, DirectDraw and OpenGL acceleration is available for the main and secondary displays of your DualHead-supporting graphics card. - With the "DualHead Multi-Display" feature, all displays in your system may be limited by the display capabilities of the secondary display of your DualHead-supporting graphics card. Specifically: - Only a 16- or 32-bit color palette is available. - The Matrox zoom feature (PixelTOUTCH) is unavailable. - The mouse pointer is drawn entirely by the software. As a result, the mouse pointer may flicker or disappear while it's in an area of the display that's being redrawn quickly (for example, a video window). - Because the secondary display doesn't support the "virtual display" feature, the maximum display resolution of a multi-display desktop is limited by the maximum display resolution of the secondary display. - If you have a DualHead supporting graphics card and you're using DualHead Multi-Display, Clone, or Zoom mode, digital video may appear as a solid color on your secondary display. This can happen if video is played using the hardware-overlay feature of your Matrox graphics card. Video played using the overlay feature is generally of higher quality but it can be viewed only on your main display. Because only one program at a time can use the overlay feature, any other program started while the overlay feature is used won't be able to use the feature. The overlay feature will be available to the first program to start after the program currently using the overlay is closed. For video that normally uses the hardware-overlay feature, you may be able to view the digital video on your secondary display by running another instance of the video player. For example, if you're viewing a file using the overlay feature with Microsoft Media Player, double-clicking on the file again starts another instance of the Media Player. This instance properly plays video on your secondary display. Then, you could close the first instance of the Media Player and still be able to view video on your secondary display. - The "DualHead Clone" feature is unavailable if your DualHead-supporting graphics card isn't controlling the primary display of your computer. The "primary display" of your computer is the one that first displays information when your computer restarts. For information on how to change which graphics card controls your primary display, see your system manual. - With the "DualHead Clone" feature, both the main and secondary display of your DualHead-supporting graphics card use the same monitor settings (specifically, the same vertical refresh rate). If your secondary display is a TV, the vertical refresh rate is determined by the TV standard selected on the Matrox PowerDesk "Monitor" property sheet (60 Hz for NTSC, 50 Hz for PAL). If your secondary display is a computer monitor, the "Monitor" property sheet isn't available. In this case, use the "Refresh Frequency" control on the "Settings" property sheet to change your vertical refresh rate. If you select a refresh rate or display resolution that isn't supported by either display, one or both displays may become garbled or unusable. - With the "DualHead Clone" feature, the virtual desktop feature is unavailable. [...English]Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.