Not sure why CommandCenter conflicts with nVidia drivers or their Driver Control Panel (I don't use nVidia on this machine) but there have been previous reports over the years of CommandCenter conflicting with Zune apps and others.
Advanced Themes sounds like a separate issue. I don't use them.
Yes, I also don't like Dell DataSafeLocal (or AlienRespawn or whatever they are calling it this week). For me, it just stopped recognizing my Recovery Partition. For others, it seems to have been causing lockups and BSODs (especially in R3s). I wrote a post once on how to kill the Services and then un-install it (search for it). The other day, a user in the XPS section was also reporting system-wide problems with it. I recommend users use something more reliable (like Acronis or similar).
Thanks for taking the time to report your findings and work-arounds.
Hmm. I have Nvidia 580 and also run the system monitor form Nvidia and have had no problems at all with it conflicting with ACC (knock on wood). I have updated the driver's twice since I got the R3 in October. I always install the drivers from the Nvidia website and use the advanced options. I check the box that says remove the old drivers and perform a clean install or something similiar to that.
Could it be something to do with SLI drivers? Are they different?
Tesla1856
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March 7th, 2012 18:00
Not sure why CommandCenter conflicts with nVidia drivers or their Driver Control Panel (I don't use nVidia on this machine) but there have been previous reports over the years of CommandCenter conflicting with Zune apps and others.
Advanced Themes sounds like a separate issue. I don't use them.
Yes, I also don't like Dell DataSafeLocal (or AlienRespawn or whatever they are calling it this week). For me, it just stopped recognizing my Recovery Partition. For others, it seems to have been causing lockups and BSODs (especially in R3s). I wrote a post once on how to kill the Services and then un-install it (search for it). The other day, a user in the XPS section was also reporting system-wide problems with it. I recommend users use something more reliable (like Acronis or similar).
Thanks for taking the time to report your findings and work-arounds.
DaDAWG1
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March 8th, 2012 02:00
Hmm. I have Nvidia 580 and also run the system monitor form Nvidia and have had no problems at all with it conflicting with ACC (knock on wood). I have updated the driver's twice since I got the R3 in October. I always install the drivers from the Nvidia website and use the advanced options. I check the box that says remove the old drivers and perform a clean install or something similiar to that.
Could it be something to do with SLI drivers? Are they different?
I will follow this to see what other people say.