The NVIDIA Vanta is a series of graphics processing units (GPUs) released by NVIDIA in the late 1990s. It was designed for entry-level computers at the time, providing basic 2D and 3D acceleration for home and office use. The Vanta series was part of NVIDIA's early efforts to provide affordable graphics solutions, though it is now considered outdated for modern computing.

The NVIDIA Vanta Windows driver is a software package that allows your operating system (usually Windows) to communicate with the NVIDIA Vanta GPU, enabling it to render graphics properly and access the features of the hardware, such as video acceleration, OpenGL, and DirectX support (to a limited extent, given the age of the hardware).