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Re: Windows7 Upgrade Guide for dv2000 models (6689 Views)
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marbanasin
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Message 31 of 202 (6,747 Views)

Re: Windows7 Upgrade Guide for dv2000 models

okay so I should only use the windows update to get the proper driver? will do as I just crashed again so going to nvidia also seems to be the wrong choice.

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marbanasin
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Message 32 of 202 (6,745 Views)

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it says that I have the newest one, and this is what I had been using the problem is it's much more fuzzy that I think it should be and I can't seem to play dvd's under this driver software. It's the "standard VGA graphics adapter" btw. Is this something I have to just live with?

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CherylG
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@marbanasin

 

Have you tried going to Control Panel and opening Windows Update to check for updates? If you see a link for 'Optional' updates on that page click it to see what is offered. That is how I got my Nvidia graphics driver.

 

Btw, what does Device Manager look like_any missing drivers, errors reported?

 

 


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Message 34 of 202 (6,703 Views)

Re: Windows7 Upgrade Guide for dv2000 models

@marbanasin

 

Hi,

Is Your problem solved?

Have You found correct drivers for wireless?

 

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adisak_w
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Message 35 of 202 (6,689 Views)

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Daniel,Thank you for your guide to upgrade my DV2538TX to Window 7 but I still have the issues to get the webcam and finger print reader worked since both devices were not found even though I did installed the drivers and software according to your guide.Your advice will be appreciated.

 

Adisak

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marbanasin
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Message 36 of 202 (6,767 Views)

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no. i mean wireless works so obviously something's there, but I heard a potential culprit for one of my problems, crashing during embeded videos, could be the wireless or modem drivers. I've mostly gotten a bit discouraged and am somewhat content to live without the graphics card at least till the weekend.

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marbanasin
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Message 37 of 202 (6,771 Views)

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I remember seeing my graphics driver there but can't remember if I'd used it before, as in gotten the link there instead of elsewhere. Maybe I'll try that come friday.

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marbanasin
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Message 38 of 202 (6,758 Views)

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So i did just update a ton of drivers via the suggested download from windows. My mute button finally goes orange, thank christ. But I'm already noticing the freezes when coming back from sleep or just a moment on innactivity.

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Message 39 of 202 (6,740 Views)

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@adisak_w

 

Hi,

 

In this guide is only software for webcam. It's not a driver.

Driver can be found only in Windows if it's built or by Windows Update.

 

Go to: Control Panel -> Devices Manager

Check is there any yellow sign with exclamation mark ( ). I yes then click with right button of Your mouse on each and choose properties. Then go to bottom details and paste here Hardware ID . This way we will know what it is.

Below You've got example how to do it:

Device ID

 

Device ID

 

Device ID

Go to Control Panel -> Devices Manager -> Biometric Devices

find there Your fingerprint and post me here Hardware ID of this device too.

 

@marbanasin

 

Hi,

Check Your device manager too for question marks and post id's.

 

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marbanasin
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Message 40 of 202 (6,732 Views)

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I don't have any question marks in the device manager. Everything seems to have a driver installed.

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