Atom CPU with just 2GB RAM? Is it a tablet or a laptop? The best place to get your drivers or at least your hardware info would be from the manufacturer's website or your manual. If you check the Realtek site, you'll see that many of their audio chips use the I2s interface:https://en.wikipedia.org/wRead more
Atom CPU with just 2GB RAM? Is it a tablet or a laptop? The best place to get your drivers or at least your hardware info would be from the manufacturer’s website or your manual. If you check the Realtek site, you’ll see that many of their audio chips use the I2s interface:
There is no Windows 7 driver for the ScanMagic 1200 UB. Mustek have not released any new drivers since Windows XP. Drivers are always free from the device manufacturer, but the one you need doesn't exist.If you want to use that scanner on Windows 7, you may want to try a scanning application calledRead more
There is no Windows 7 driver for the ScanMagic 1200 UB. Mustek have not released any new drivers since Windows XP. Drivers are always free from the device manufacturer, but the one you need doesn’t exist.
If you want to use that scanner on Windows 7, you may want to try a scanning application called “VueScan” which installs a “generic” driver that works with 95% of USB flatbed scanners, but it isn’t free. You can try it for free to see if it works, but after 14 days you have to buy it if you want to keep it. It costs $40 US Dollars, but that is good value for money considering how many people have not had to buy a new scanner thanks to “VueScan”. Go here:
You will have to convert the videos to a format that Windows Media Player can fully recognise - at the moment it only recognises the video portion of the file (the sound portion is in a different format that computer media players cannot read).Converting the video files requires third-party softwareRead more
You will have to convert the videos to a format that Windows Media Player can fully recognise – at the moment it only recognises the video portion of the file (the sound portion is in a different format that computer media players cannot read).
Converting the video files requires third-party software.
Before doing that, however, you might want to try “VLC Media Player”. It may recognise both the video and the sound format without any conversion being necessary: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
The problem is almost certainly the SATA drive, which XP doesn't recognize. You need to load the appropriate SATA driver at install time.It is very rare for software that runs on XP doesn't run, with the appropriate compatibility settings, on later versions of Windows. Running XP in a virtual machinRead more
The problem is almost certainly the SATA drive, which XP doesn’t recognize. You need to load the appropriate SATA driver at install time.
It is very rare for software that runs on XP doesn’t run, with the appropriate compatibility settings, on later versions of Windows. Running XP in a virtual machine is one option.
We should have a database to diagnose screen problemslike this more granularly. All I can say is that it is probablya hardware problem, and could be as simple as a looseribbon cable between the video controller and the screen.More likely the cable is damaged. The damage may notbe visible, but the caRead more
We should have a database to diagnose screen problems like this more granularly. All I can say is that it is probably a hardware problem, and could be as simple as a loose ribbon cable between the video controller and the screen. More likely the cable is damaged. The damage may not be visible, but the cable is fairly easy to replace. If not the cable, then the fault is most likely in the screen itself.
Fragmentation is an unfortunate side of effect of how file systems work & data is stored. Ideally, all the data for a specific file/program should be stored contiguously so that the drive head doesn't have to move all over the disk to read it. But very often, when programs are updated, the new dRead more
Fragmentation is an unfortunate side of effect of how file systems work & data is stored. Ideally, all the data for a specific file/program should be stored contiguously so that the drive head doesn’t have to move all over the disk to read it. But very often, when programs are updated, the new data can’t be stored along with the original, so it is placed somewhere else on the drive. Also, if you constantly move or delete files/programs, it leaves blank spots all over the drive. So when new files/programs are added, they are broken up & stored in these blanks spots. In other words, fragmentation is partially caused by the technology, but it’s also caused by the user.
All you need to do is run “analyze” using the Windows defrag tool…if it says “you do not need to defrag this volume”, you *should* be OK. But if you’re not happy with Windows giving you that message when the frag percentage is 16-17%, go ahead & defrag.
BTW, if you use Defraggler, make sure to get the “slim” version which doesn’t have the spyware.
Resetting BIOS to default and disabling ACPI could just do the trick.Just you need to find the ACPI option in BIOS setup...Google is your friendwww.google.com-----------------------Keyboard not present,press F1 to continue...
Resetting BIOS to default and disabling ACPI could just do the trick.
Just you need to find the ACPI option in BIOS setup…
1.right click on My computer >> propreties >> computer name within this field you'll be able to see whether your PC belongs to a domain. 2.if your computer belongs to a domain you want to change that to a workstation from the "change" menu (give it any name).3.check local users via pressRead more
1. right click on My computer >> propreties >> computer name
within this field you’ll be able to see whether your PC belongs to a domain.
2. if your computer belongs to a domain you want to change that to a workstation from the “change” menu (give it any name).
3. check local users via
press “Windows Key” + “R” >> type “control userpasswords2” and hit enter, from there you’ll be able to manage local users and leave the ones you want.
"boot from cd; no emullator type 06 what does it mean"Probably "No Emulation, system type 00". Try changing the SATA controller setting in the BIOS to IDE mode."my hard drive makes a clicking noise"That generally means the HDD is bad. Hopefully you have backup copies of your files because it's likelRead more
“boot from cd; no emullator type 06 what does it mean”
Probably “No Emulation, system type 00”. Try changing the SATA controller setting in the BIOS to IDE mode.
“my hard drive makes a clicking noise”
That generally means the HDD is bad. Hopefully you have backup copies of your files because it’s likely you will never be able to retrieve them from that drive.
MagicDisc does mount ISOs. I use it all the time. Sometimes when you already have an image mounted you need to unmount all images then mount the ISO. Also MagicDisc installs a unsigned driver that may have been blocked by either windows or your anti-virus. I would fist disable your AV then try to moRead more
MagicDisc does mount ISOs. I use it all the time. Sometimes when you already have an image mounted you need to unmount all images then mount the ISO. Also MagicDisc installs a unsigned driver that may have been blocked by either windows or your anti-virus.
I would fist disable your AV then try to mount an ISO, if that doesn’t work, uninstall the program and re-install. Accept any prompts that alerts you to install unsigned drivers being installed.
Solved Which Realtek I2s Codec
Atom CPU with just 2GB RAM? Is it a tablet or a laptop? The best place to get your drivers or at least your hardware info would be from the manufacturer's website or your manual. If you check the Realtek site, you'll see that many of their audio chips use the I2s interface:https://en.wikipedia.org/wRead more
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%C2%B2S
http://www.realtek.com.tw/products/…
Installing Scanmagic 1200 UB Plus Driver For Windows 7
There is no Windows 7 driver for the ScanMagic 1200 UB. Mustek have not released any new drivers since Windows XP. Drivers are always free from the device manufacturer, but the one you need doesn't exist.If you want to use that scanner on Windows 7, you may want to try a scanning application calledRead more
If you want to use that scanner on Windows 7, you may want to try a scanning application called “VueScan” which installs a “generic” driver that works with 95% of USB flatbed scanners, but it isn’t free. You can try it for free to see if it works, but after 14 days you have to buy it if you want to keep it. It costs $40 US Dollars, but that is good value for money considering how many people have not had to buy a new scanner thanks to “VueScan”. Go here:
http://www.hamrick.com
Solved Imported Video From Mobile To PC Has No Sound. Sound On Cell
You will have to convert the videos to a format that Windows Media Player can fully recognise - at the moment it only recognises the video portion of the file (the sound portion is in a different format that computer media players cannot read).Converting the video files requires third-party softwareRead more
Converting the video files requires third-party software.
Before doing that, however, you might want to try “VLC Media Player”. It may recognise both the video and the sound format without any conversion being necessary: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Solved Win XP X64 On HP 8000 ELITE
The problem is almost certainly the SATA drive, which XP doesn't recognize. You need to load the appropriate SATA driver at install time.It is very rare for software that runs on XP doesn't run, with the appropriate compatibility settings, on later versions of Windows. Running XP in a virtual machinRead more
It is very rare for software that runs on XP doesn’t run, with the appropriate compatibility settings, on later versions of Windows. Running XP in a virtual machine is one option.
My Laptop’s Half Screen Is Normal And Half Screen Is Grey
We should have a database to diagnose screen problemslike this more granularly. All I can say is that it is probablya hardware problem, and could be as simple as a looseribbon cable between the video controller and the screen.More likely the cable is damaged. The damage may notbe visible, but the caRead more
like this more granularly. All I can say is that it is probably
a hardware problem, and could be as simple as a loose
ribbon cable between the video controller and the screen.
More likely the cable is damaged. The damage may not
be visible, but the cable is fairly easy to replace. If not the
cable, then the fault is most likely in the screen itself.
— Jeff, in Minneapolis
message edited by Jeff Root
Solved HDD Fragmentation Acceptable Level?
Fragmentation is an unfortunate side of effect of how file systems work & data is stored. Ideally, all the data for a specific file/program should be stored contiguously so that the drive head doesn't have to move all over the disk to read it. But very often, when programs are updated, the new dRead more
All you need to do is run “analyze” using the Windows defrag tool…if it says “you do not need to defrag this volume”, you *should* be OK. But if you’re not happy with Windows giving you that message when the frag percentage is 16-17%, go ahead & defrag.
BTW, if you use Defraggler, make sure to get the “slim” version which doesn’t have the spyware.
File i386 Ntkrnlmp.exe Could Not Be Loaded.
Resetting BIOS to default and disabling ACPI could just do the trick.Just you need to find the ACPI option in BIOS setup...Google is your friendwww.google.com-----------------------Keyboard not present,press F1 to continue...
Resetting BIOS to default and disabling ACPI could just do the trick.
Just you need to find the ACPI option in BIOS setup…
Google is your friend
www.google.com
———————–
Keyboard not present,press F1 to continue…
Solved During Windows XP Start Up Logon Message
1.right click on My computer >> propreties >> computer name within this field you'll be able to see whether your PC belongs to a domain. 2.if your computer belongs to a domain you want to change that to a workstation from the "change" menu (give it any name).3.check local users via pressRead more
right click on My computer >> propreties >> computer name
within this field you’ll be able to see whether your PC belongs to a domain.
2.
if your computer belongs to a domain you want to change that to a workstation from the “change” menu (give it any name).
3.
check local users via
press “Windows Key” + “R” >> type “control userpasswords2” and hit enter, from there you’ll be able to manage local users and leave the ones you want.
Solved What Does This Error Mean ? Boot From CD No Emulator Type 06
"boot from cd; no emullator type 06 what does it mean"Probably "No Emulation, system type 00". Try changing the SATA controller setting in the BIOS to IDE mode."my hard drive makes a clicking noise"That generally means the HDD is bad. Hopefully you have backup copies of your files because it's likelRead more
Probably “No Emulation, system type 00”. Try changing the SATA controller setting in the BIOS to IDE mode.
“my hard drive makes a clicking noise”
That generally means the HDD is bad. Hopefully you have backup copies of your files because it’s likely you will never be able to retrieve them from that drive.
Solved Magicdisc Fail To Mount CD/DVD
MagicDisc does mount ISOs. I use it all the time. Sometimes when you already have an image mounted you need to unmount all images then mount the ISO. Also MagicDisc installs a unsigned driver that may have been blocked by either windows or your anti-virus. I would fist disable your AV then try to moRead more
I would fist disable your AV then try to mount an ISO, if that doesn’t work, uninstall the program and re-install. Accept any prompts that alerts you to install unsigned drivers being installed.