PC-Doctor 5 garbage appear when run Video Card test

[Ryoownt]

We are using ThinkPad W700 do tested
This test unit is use " independent " nVidia Video card FX 3700 and FX 2700 .
     
My Fail Rate is 100 %
The same problem also happen in the external D-sub , DVI , Display Port monitor .   
Reproduce Step:
1. Boot in to Windows XP
2. Connect external monitor [ CRT(D-Sub) , DVI , Display port ]
3. Set display mode is extend mode ( LCD (P) + external monitor (S)  )
4. Rotate external monitor of 90 degree.
5. Execute PC-Doctor 5 >> system and Device Test ->Video->Video Card->Run Test
6. Wireframe Line test and Fixed transformation and lighting test appear garbage .

about each monitor resolution:
My  main LCD resolution is 1920x1200 , color quality is 32 Bit
    External LCD resolution is 1200x1900 , color Quality is 32 Bit
    2nd LCD resolution is 768x1280 , color Quality is 32 Bit

[fwilson]

Ryoownt,

What do you mean by "independent" nVidia card?

This indicates issues with the driver.  The image you are seeing is a standard AVI used to perform video tests. How about playing it in media center outside of PC-Doctor or playing other AVIs?

I also notice you are running XP this is XP Pro 32bit correct? 64 bit is not supported.

What version nVidia Driver are you using? The latest on the Lenovo site is v6.14.11.7667

Download page is: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-70498.html

-Fred

[Ryoownt]

Hi fwilson ,
"independent" nVidia card that's mean Vidio card is MXM card not on board chip.
and my sysytem is using Windows XP Sp2 32Bit
nVidia drive version is v6.14.11.7695 << this is new version

BTW , i also can found this problem on PC-Doctor 6 .

my question is , this problem only happend on external monitor rotate .
i have ask nVidia Driver engineer , but they just explanation the root cause is rotate external monitor.

so far , i need to clarify this problem is application problem or driver problem.


thank you.
 

[fwilson]

Ryoownt,

From what you describe it souns like it is the rotation app.  I believe this application is tied into the driver as well.

-Fred