1. I think you're misunderstanding what I asked in # 2. The video stopped working even though you had what you believed were the correct drivers. So you uninstalled the drivers and windows installed different ones. It appears you're saying the webcam is working (not working) exactly the same way with tRead more

    I think you’re misunderstanding what I asked in # 2. The video stopped working even though you had what you believed were the correct drivers. So you uninstalled the drivers and windows installed different ones. It appears you’re saying the webcam is working (not working) exactly the same way with the new drivers as it was after it failed when using the old drivers. That is, it failed when you had the ‘correct’ drivers installed. If that’s true why do you suspect drivers and not a hardware failure with the webcam?

    Also you say you uninstalled the ‘USB root drivers’. Does that mean you uninstalled the USB port drivers and not the webcam drivers or you uninstalled both or was it just the webcam drivers?

    As far as the driver being for a different brand, there could be several reasons:

    !) The two brands could be clones and windows is using what it feels is the newest driver.
    2) The two companies may have merged and the newer drivers are with the vimicro model.
    3) If there was a hardware failure windows may be seeing the webcam differently and installing different drivers.
    4) ‘Driver free’ means a company is satisfied the default windows drivers–which may originate with MS or another manufacturer–will operate its hardware. So MS may have made the update on its own.

    Have you tried rolling back the drivers? I know you said you uninstalled them so they may not be there to roll back. But you might check anyway. Here’s some info on that if you’re not familiar:

    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/…

    message edited by DAVEINCAPS

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  2. BETTER would be to use the Back up feature and make a Drive Image that you can use to restore the entire partition if needed to that exact point in time. You should also make a 'Windows 7 Repair Disk' so that if the Windows installation ever becomes unbootable you will be able to do a System RestoreRead more

    BETTER would be to use the Back up feature and make a Drive Image that you can use to restore the entire partition if needed to that exact point in time. You should also make a ‘Windows 7 Repair Disk’ so that if the Windows installation ever becomes unbootable you will be able to do a System Restore, a Start Up Repair, or reload from the image you just made (just boot to the repair disk). If you also keep a current normal back up then you can then bring your personal files back to an even more current state even if the Image is months old or your personal files are on a different drive.

    You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.

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  3. First,I don't know if you had posted actual email addresses, but I edited them to ensure that they were not valid. It is never a good idea to post actual email addresses in a public forum. It's less about caring whether the people receive spam and more about the security of our forum. We do not wantRead more

    First,

    I don’t know if you had posted actual email addresses, but I edited them to ensure that they were not valid. It is never a good idea to post actual email addresses in a public forum.

    It’s less about caring whether the people receive spam and more about the security of our forum. We do not want to become known as a forum where valid email addresses can be harvested. Once the bad guys get in, it’s really hard to get them out.

    As for your question, take a look at the Text-To-Columns feature on the Data ribbon.

    You should be able to use the Delimited option to separate the data at a specific character, perhaps the comma.

    Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.

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  4. Without a macro, just use put a conversion formula in another column.Otherwise, you'll need a Worksheet_Change macro that will monitor changes made to the cells and replace what is manually entered with the converted value.This will perform the conversion on any number entered in Column A:Private SuRead more

    Without a macro, just use put a conversion formula in another column.

    Otherwise, you’ll need a Worksheet_Change macro that will monitor changes made to the cells and replace what is manually entered with the converted value.

    This will perform the conversion on any number entered in Column A:

    Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
     Application.EnableEvents = False
      If Target.Column = 1 Then
       If IsNumeric(Target) Then
        Target = Target / 1000
       End If
      End If
     Application.EnableEvents = True
    End Sub

    Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.

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  5. That's a question easily answered by googling the specs of the device. A search of soemthing like "Atheros AR922X specs" should lead you to the information that will tell you whether or not the device is 5 GHz capable.It matters not how straight the gate,How charged with punishments the scroll,I amRead more

    That’s a question easily answered by googling the specs of the device. A search of soemthing like “Atheros AR922X specs” should lead you to the information that will tell you whether or not the device is 5 GHz capable.

    It matters not how straight the gate,
    How charged with punishments the scroll,
    I am the master of my fate;
    I am the captain of my soul.

    ***William Henley***

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  6. Your card has a 6 pin power connector and in order for it to work you need to plug in the 6 pin plug from your power supply, or if your power supply does not have one, use the adapter that may have come with the card. The adapter if supplied will look like a 'Y' connector that has 2 standard accessoRead more

    Your card has a 6 pin power connector and in order for it to work you need to plug in the 6 pin plug from your power supply, or if your power supply does not have one, use the adapter that may have come with the card. The adapter if supplied will look like a ‘Y’ connector that has 2 standard accessory connectors (use connectors on 2 different leads to access different power busses) that your power supply will have and a 6 pin connector for your card (if not you may need to purchase one).
    The crossfire connector is only if you are using 2 graphics cards in the same computer to boost graphics performance so you will not need that for now at least.

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  7. Yeah, when flashing from a bootdisk you don't want any memory management drivers--like himem.sys--loading. As long as the boot media just has the basic system boot files the bios flash should be uneventual.DAVEINCAPS - Wandering aimlessly since All My Children was canceled.

    Yeah, when flashing from a bootdisk you don’t want any memory management drivers–like himem.sys–loading. As long as the boot media just has the basic system boot files the bios flash should be uneventual.

    DAVEINCAPS – Wandering aimlessly since All My Children was canceled.

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  8. Try this pg 40:http://bizsupport.austin.hp.com/bc/... Just another stupid saying...

    Try this pg 40:

    http://bizsupport.austin.hp.com/bc/…

    Just another stupid saying…

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  9. I have since resolved the issue with Verizon Tech Support. Apparently, some 2000+ customer email accounts were compromised. The technician suggested I change my password. I did and everything is OK now. Thanks.

    I have since resolved the issue with Verizon Tech Support. Apparently, some 2000+ customer email accounts were compromised. The technician suggested I change my password. I did and everything is OK now. Thanks. See less
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  10. You need to program the outputs when using HD audio. Open the Realtek audio manager and select the method you are using for the cables.

    You need to program the outputs when using HD audio. Open the Realtek audio manager and select the method you are using for the cables.

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