Only download and install NVIDIA 3D Vision Controller Driver 369.04 if you need it for legacy hardware and are prepared to accept compatibility and security risks; obtain it from NVIDIA’s official archives when possible.

The is a legacy software component originally released around August 2016 for Windows 10 . It is specifically designed to enable communication between your PC and the 3D Vision IR emitter (USB or built-in) to sync active-shutter glasses for stereoscopic 3D gaming and video. Key Information for Downloaders

In the chronology of NVIDIA’s software support, version 369.04 holds a specific place. Released in the mid-2010s, drivers in the 369 series were among the last to offer comprehensive support for the 3D Vision ecosystem before NVIDIA began the process of sunsetting the technology. While later versions eventually removed 3D support entirely, versions like 369.04 are often sought after because they represent a "sweet spot" of stability. They were released after the initial bugs of the Windows 10 transition were ironed out but before the feature was deprecated. For users maintaining legacy systems, downloading this specific version is often an attempt to achieve maximum stability on older hardware configurations that are no longer supported by modern "Game Ready" drivers.

(often associated with the 369.04 release branch) is available for users on Windows 10, specifically optimized for the Anniversary Update and beyond. What’s in this version?