Is Display.dll*32 a normal process for XP64?
 

Hi;

I have display.dll*32 running as a background process, I was wondering why
there is not a 64 bit display driver running. My graphics card is a eVGA
128-TC-2N27-SX Geforce 6200 LE TC, and I have the 64 bit Win XP64 driver
installed for this card. I am running XP64 SP1.

TIA,

Pete

Re: Is Display.dll*32 a normal process for XP64?
 

There are some files and folders that retain the old names for compatibility
purposes.

"Peter de B. Harrington" <peter.harrington@ohio.edu> wrote in message
news:uocoKL$kGHA.5036@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Hi;
>
> I have display.dll*32 running as a background process, I was wondering why
> there is not a 64 bit display driver running. My graphics card is a eVGA
> 128-TC-2N27-SX Geforce 6200 LE TC, and I have the 64 bit Win XP64 driver
> installed for this card. I am running XP64 SP1.
>
> TIA,
>
> Pete
>
>

RE: Is Display.dll*32 a normal process for XP64?
 

Hello Peter,
Display.dll is not a driver. A driver would have a .sys extension.
Some 32-bit application is loading and starting this dll.
I don't think this is an OS file. Check the properties of the file.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

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