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MSherwood |
Post subject: Driver problems: solved
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 6:02 pm
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Joined: Fri May 30, 2008 3:28 pm
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Location: Salt Lake City, UT
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I don't know if anyone else had this problem, but I will post it anyways. A little while ago when I installed 7 my sound wasn't working correctly. I have a Realtek HD Audio Driver and 7 automatically found and installed the 7-compliant version, but when my audio played it was very crackly. This is what I did. I typed in "device manager" on the taskbar search and clicked "Manage sound devices". I right-clicked my audio device and selected properties, and then on the 2nd tab I believe I changed the sound quality from CD at a particular hertz to DVD. I don't know what it did exactly, but I think the change in the refresh rate in Hz cleared up the static and it sounds fine now. So if you have problems with your sound tinker with this and it may help.
Secondly, my display wasn't showing the full widescreen resolution that it should, but Intel just released a 7 driver for the 945 GM integrated chipset. When Windows Update installed it last night my screen got a little wider and a lot sharper. Thanks Intel!
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Rich |
Post subject: Re: Driver problems: solved
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:17 pm
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Joined: Mon Mar 03, 2008 12:33 am
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Good to know. Vista Business is getting slower and slower (at least that's what I tell myself.) I am considering a full switch to Windows 7 and running Windows Vista in a Virtual machine instead.
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MD_Otoum |
Post subject: Re: Driver problems: solved
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:51 pm
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Joined: Fri Sep 26, 2008 7:47 pm
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Location: AUH-UAE
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rich i know that i shouldn't say this but why dont you give the ultimate a chance maybe it will turn better the business dont you think
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Rich |
Post subject: Re: Driver problems: solved
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:11 pm
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You have a good point, but Ultimate doesn't have any features I need; rather, it has features I don't need, which take up space and resources.
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MD_Otoum |
Post subject: Re: Driver problems: solved
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:31 pm
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well i think that ultimate has more security which is something you really need
and i dunno if you have a copy give it a try but if you dont i really dont think that you need to by it now
not after the windows 7 shows up
just stick with it until 7 become official then through it away
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Rich |
Post subject: Re: Driver problems: solved
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:45 pm
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I don't have a license for it, but you make me want to try it! Vista Business works fine for me now and I do have to be running a LOT on it to get it slow down; however, I'm always running a lot so this happens frequently.
For example, if I am writing an article for this site, I will have at least the following running:
- Firefox (say 3+ tabs)
- FileZilla (FTP)
- OneNote (Where I draft my posts)
- Excel (Where I organize my posting dates etc.)
- SnagIt (To take screenshots)
- Photoshop (To edit post images)
- VMWare Workstation running XP virtual machine (to test the guide in XP)
- VMWare Workstation running 7 virtual machine (to test the guide in 7)
- Notepad (To make unformatted notes and code)
- All my background programs like NOD32, Smart Defrag, Mozy Home, CCleaner, LogMeIn etc.
I just need to stop using a laptop, which really isn't designed for this kind of usage!
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MD_Otoum |
Post subject: Re: Driver problems: solved
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:30 pm
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I dunno what to say rich but ultimate is the best ( dont buy it ) and i mean it ,first you need your cash these days for the site , and beside the windows 7 is coming up soon soyou dont have to buy such windows , if you need it bad enough download it from a torrent site and use it.
it is a nice windows i must edmit and it cost alot but lucky me i dont buy things i just download them
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MD_Otoum |
Post subject: Re: Driver problems: solved
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:35 pm
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Rich wrote:
- Firefox (say 3+ tabs)
- FileZilla (FTP)
- OneNote (Where I draft my posts)
- Excel (Where I organize my posting dates etc.)
- SnagIt (To take screenshots)
- Photoshop (To edit post images)
- VMWare Workstation running XP virtual machine (to test the guide in XP)
- VMWare Workstation running 7 virtual machine (to test the guide in 7)
- Notepad (To make unformatted notes and code)
- All my background programs like NOD32, Smart Defrag, Mozy Home, CCleaner, LogMeIn etc.
I just need to stop using a laptop, which really isn't designed for this kind of usage!
these programs are ok i guess cuz you arent pushing the limit on your laptop
i mean the only program that needs alot of ram and processor is the PS and the other program will work fine i think
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