Win 7 64 on Bootcamp... Mac/Win Display Woes

Hi all,
I'm running Win 7 64-bit using current Bootcamp drivers on a Mac Pro with dual 2.93 quad-cores and 16 GB RAM. Bootcamp/Win 7 seems to run fine except that frequently when I boot to the desktop the displays aren't correct - I only get 2 of the 3 I have or they're out of order. Going back to Mac, however, the displays are usually OK.
I'm running the stock 120 video card with the NVidia 4870 as well.
When I ran two monitors off the 4870 (my initial setup), I had display problems on Windows. So I pulled the second display off the 4870 and put it on the 120. This seemed to solve my Windows display issues, but now my Mac displays aren't working correctly - OSX 10.6.2 sees only 2 and refuses to show the third. I'm pretty sure switching the video cables back will solve the problem but obviously that's a hassle for someone bouncing back and forth between the OSes.
Anybody have any ideas on how to fix this???
Thanks in advance!
Kevin

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I assume you have the latest Catalyst and Nvidia drivers which you need... and using Ultimate or Pro for your dual processor.

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Look up "screen sharing" in help
You can control your mini (which I am assuming you are hooking to your TV) complete from your iMac.
After you set up screen sharing, you can go to the finder, under the "go" menu choose "Connect to server" and then browse. Choose your mac mini's name, and look for the "Screen Sharing" button.
Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, and then click Sharing.
Select the Screen Sharing checkbox.
To specify who can share your screen, select one of the following:
All users:
Select this if you want to allow any user with a user account on your computer to share your screen.
Only these users:
Select this if you want to restrict screen sharing to specific users.Click Add at the bottom of the Users list and select a user from Users & Groups (accounts you have set up in Users & Groups preferences), Network Users (users on your network), or your Address Book. Or click New Person and enter a name and password to create a sharing account. Then select that user from the list, and then click Select.
Click Computer Settings and set the following options:
Anyone may request permission to control screen:
Select this to allow anyone on your network to request to share your screen.
VNC viewers may control screen with password:
Select this and enter a password that VNC viewer applications can enter in order to control your screen.It’s recommended that you not set a password if you only share this computer’s screen using the built-in screen sharing viewer in Mac OS X.

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