I have got the working fine on the latest drivers with my 570's.
Has been fine tuned by Tomdarkness so credit goes to him.
Origonally posted here
http://www.overclock.net/t/1242216/3d-vision-emulator
(if you've already attempted to install, go into device manager find the device its trying to install and remove it - might be called generic hid or along those lines)
Before you do anything you need to disable Windows from fetching drivers from windows update else it will download drivers you don't want and won't work (System > Advanced System Settings > Hardware > Device Installation Settings > Never install driver software from Windows Update)
Next thing you need to do is alter the init_x64.bat and remove the /i /s option from the regsvr32 then when you run it this time you should get a message confirming it was successfully installed.
After running enable_stereo.bat you'll need to download nvidia drivers version 285.62 and extract the files but don't install anything. Go into device manager and find NVIDIA steroscopic 3d usb controller, right click and update driver software > browse my computer for driver software > Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer > Have Disk... > Browse to "C:\nvidia\DisplayDriver\285.62\WinVista_Win7_64\English\NV3DVisionUSB.Driver" (alter as appropiate if you selected to extract the driver files somewhere else). Let it install those drivers which it should do successfully.
Next, you'll want to use a different .inf from another monitor as the .inf in that link does not support 120hz 1080p. The one I used is the Alienware AW2310 Active 120hz monitor one from here:http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2025&start=10 Follow these instructions to install the inf, but obviously using the Alienware inf you just downloaded, http://blog.bagearon.com/2010/11/fix-nvidia-3dtv-play-samsung-3d-plasma-or-other-unsupported-model/
Then you should be able to run the nvidia 3d vision setup wizard fine. However, one thing I had to do was swap the l/r image on the monitor (you can do this via the osd on the monitor in the 3d options) as you'll find if you don't change it when it asks you to test the left/right images on the setup wizard they'll be the wrong way around.
Has been fine tuned by Tomdarkness so credit goes to him.
Origonally posted here
http://www.overclock.net/t/1242216/3d-vision-emulator
(if you've already attempted to install, go into device manager find the device its trying to install and remove it - might be called generic hid or along those lines)
Before you do anything you need to disable Windows from fetching drivers from windows update else it will download drivers you don't want and won't work (System > Advanced System Settings > Hardware > Device Installation Settings > Never install driver software from Windows Update)
Next thing you need to do is alter the init_x64.bat and remove the /i /s option from the regsvr32 then when you run it this time you should get a message confirming it was successfully installed.
After running enable_stereo.bat you'll need to download nvidia drivers version 285.62 and extract the files but don't install anything. Go into device manager and find NVIDIA steroscopic 3d usb controller, right click and update driver software > browse my computer for driver software > Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer > Have Disk... > Browse to "C:\nvidia\DisplayDriver\285.62\WinVista_Win7_64\English\NV3DVisionUSB.Driver" (alter as appropiate if you selected to extract the driver files somewhere else). Let it install those drivers which it should do successfully.
Next, you'll want to use a different .inf from another monitor as the .inf in that link does not support 120hz 1080p. The one I used is the Alienware AW2310 Active 120hz monitor one from here:http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2025&start=10 Follow these instructions to install the inf, but obviously using the Alienware inf you just downloaded, http://blog.bagearon.com/2010/11/fix-nvidia-3dtv-play-samsung-3d-plasma-or-other-unsupported-model/
Then you should be able to run the nvidia 3d vision setup wizard fine. However, one thing I had to do was swap the l/r image on the monitor (you can do this via the osd on the monitor in the 3d options) as you'll find if you don't change it when it asks you to test the left/right images on the setup wizard they'll be the wrong way around.