Manage your SLI Profiles with NVIDIA GeForce SLI Profile Tool
GeForce SLI Profile Tool is a simple utility, developed by NVIDIA, that enables SLI customers to export their SLI profiles to a text file, edit them, and then import them back into the driver.
You can grab is here:
Yeah! New GeForce driver includes the SLI profile for EVGA OC Scanner 
Question
After updating my display driver, I no longer see NvApps.xml. Did something change?Answer
Yes. In Release 256 and later display drivers, NVIDIA has made some significant enhancements to the infrastructure of the 3D settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel. These infrastructure changes will make the 3D settings and profiles faster and more robust and provide 3rd party developers with full access and control through a new API. The new infrastructure no longer uses XML to store some of the settings like SLI profiles. Instead, all 3D settings and profiles are fully integrated into the new API with support for versioning, Unicode executable names, and improved access performance. This now includes not just control over DirectX settings, but also OpenGL and CUDA settings. Instead of editing NvApps.xml, we have created a simple tool that enables SLI customers to export their SLI profiles to a text file, edit them, and then import them back into the driver. You can download the tool “Geforce_SLI_Profile_Tool.exe” from the File Attachments section below.
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damn i don’t have nvidia card
in future
`i will buy new pc with nvidia sli based
[...] cool thing with EVGA OC Scanner is that it has now a SLI profile in latest NVIDIA drivers. No longer need to rename the exe in etqw.exe (you can even use that SLI [...]
There seems to be a problem with latest NVIDIA DRIVERS…
Exporting and reimporting gives an error:
ERROR:
There was a problem importing the settings from disk.
[...] will explain it too all that are still having SLI problems again. 1.)Download this program :http://www.geeks3d.com/20100528/mana…-profile-tool/ 2.)Run it and click Export Profile…as path choose for example your desktop and call the file [...]
Works fine with 275.33 drivers for ION for notebooks. Thanks a lot, it allowed me to play Aion on my netbook (which runs from a .bin file instead of an .exe). I added a bin executable to an exported Aion profile and bam – works fine now!
I imported the profile and my 460 sli went down to 1 fps?…I downloaded the nvidia profile manager, copy and pasted the text in your profile saved it as sli settings imported it with the profile manager and the ran kombuster, then it tanked, what did I do wrong?…
Used with the GeForce GTX 570 for Skyrim with no textures (Dubbed “TF2 Mode”), worked perfectly. No hassles at all, thanks for this
Where is the file NVIDIA profile.txt ?