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I was having this exact problem (I posted it in the TIR5 section) and have just resolved it by removing the ASUS Gamer OSD and Smartdoctor software which came with my card (GTX285).

Hope this helps.

<t>***SOLVED***<br/> <br/> It was the ASUS GamerOSD and SmartDoctor software, despite the fact they were both turned off in 'Advanced Settings'.<br/> <br/> That explains the above - as after updating drivers but before rebooting the ASUS dll's hadn't had a chance to reload.<br/> <br/> <br/> ***EDIT ...

OK, so if I update my nvidia drivers (to any version) and then launch TiR5 without rebooting, it works.

I reboot, and it's back to a white box, no curves or tracking display.

Are there special OpenGL driver settings required for the trackir software?

Sorry? How? Graphics software? What are you talking about?

<t>Hi, still with this problem. My display is running in its native resolution (1680x1050).<br/> <br/> I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling several times to no avail. Is there any sort of 'cleaner' for any drivers or registry entries that the software might leave behind?<br/> <br/> I should ment...

1680x1050

I was using the 190.38 drivers but they were causing problems so I uninstalled and went back to 186.18 which seem more reliable.

Is the tracking display an OpenGL or DX display?

Hi,

I'm running Windows 7 (full version, MSDN subs ) and trying to use the new version 5 software with my 4 pro hardware, but this is all I get in the software:



nVidia 186.18 on a GTX285 if that makes any difference.

Working! High fives all round!

Thanks Rick.

Email sent... *fingers crossed*

<t>Thanks for the concern - I'm pretty savvy with the windows registry, I don't *think* it's a software issue rather I think it's a USB/drivers issue - it should 'name' the device as soon as it's plugged in, before it looks for drivers. But I don't know if that process accesses the .inf file or is s...