I did tell you why it doesn't work.
Do what i said. Here is an explanation why:
The game wolfenstein is probably trying to run at a resolution different than 1) your desktop resoultion and 2) your other game's resolution. The desktop and other game are probably at same resolution, so windows doesn't have to change the refresh rate when starting that game. Your wolfenstein game, trying to go at a different resolution (im guessing a higher one...) is needng a different refresh rate and either your monito doens't support the refresh rate the driver is set to give it, or the resolution is to high for the monitor.
Here is another idea I thought of as i posted, but it requires you to know what resolution the game is set to run at...(do you know it?):
right click desktop>properties>settings>advanced>click the geforce FX5500 tab>click refresh rate over rides>check off override refresh rates>set the resolution the game is running at to something your monitor can support.
if this option is unavailable to you, then you are using the windows standard driver, so it is a good idea to go to nvidia.com and download the latest driver.(56.72)
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