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• Add a USB joystick

  Hi, I am a user Veristand 2011 SP1 and I'm working on a project thar runs on PXI. I need to control certain channels with a USB joystick connected to localhost. To do this, I created a device that is customized by using the simple tool of custom device and acquisition of joystick LabView blocks. VeriStand I created two targets: the first, running on localhost read the input from the gamepad, the second, in the course of running on pharlap, does the calculations. My problem is that the only way I found to connect the two targets is to add a reflective memory network. Because I don't need to sync and you do not have the reflective memory modules, there is another way to link the two targets? Better yet, is there a way to directly control the target pharlap with the usb joystick connected to a windows pc?

  Thank you

  Francesco

  If you already use a Labview program to read USB gamepad control, you should be able to use the API Veristand in Labview to write the (double) joystick values of your model in Veristand input channel. This is done via the ethernet connection.   Use the API of Labview Veristand to open a ref of the workspace, then do a write-up on a channel or multiply veristand channels.  You will need to know the exact path of your channel veristand.  I hope this helps.

• Reading USB gamepad?

  LabView is a VI to read a USB Joystick/game controller.  Y at - it no support to achieve in CVI?

  I don't need anything more complex than the X & Y mark positions and detect keys.

  Google found me some MSDN info "Raw Device Input", but when I try to save the WM_INPUT messages with:

  RAWINPUTDEVICE Rid[2];
  
  Rid[0].usUsagePage = 0x01; Rid[0].usUsage = 0x05; Rid[0].dwFlags = 0;                 // adds game padRid[0].hwndTarget = 0;
  
  Rid[1].usUsagePage = 0x01; Rid[1].usUsage = 0x04; Rid[1].dwFlags = 0;                 // adds joystickRid[1].hwndTarget = 0;
  
  if (RegisterRawInputDevices(Rid, 2, sizeof(Rid[0])) == FALSE) {    //registration failed. Call GetLastError for the cause of the error}
  

  My compilation fails as my SDK installation seems to be missing something as including windows.h is not enough and the RAWINPUTDEVICE typedef and RegisterRawInputDevices prototypes are missing.

  -wally.

  a quick search in MSDN for RegisterRawInputDevices() says:

  Minimum version of DLL	User32.dll
  Header	Declared in Winuser.h, include Windows.h
  Import library	User32.lib
  Minimum operating systems	Windows XP

  This means that you must add user32.lib to your project and it does not work unless you have Windows XP or newer. the Windows SDK that comes with CVI 8 from Windows 2000, so it's not going to define these functions: you must update to 9 CVI or download a recent Windows SDK on the microsoft site.

  However, take a look at this section of the Windows development kit that describes a longer way in charge (and longer) use of joysticks. Some functions in this section are as old as windows 95.

• USB device not recognized / 43/pilot error was not installed successfully.

  Original title:

  Joystick USB problem

  My USB Joystick worked great so far (2 days since purchased) but it suddenly stop working.
  Computer display error:

  USB device not recognized / 43/pilot error was not installed successfully.

  I tried the Solution as re install disk, unplug the power cords, restart the PC, etc., still does not.

  Also another thing is, it does not work in other PC also and

  Please help if anyone knows. Thank you.

  (Moved from Gaming)

  Hello

  Refer to the steps in this thread:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-hardware/USB-controller-code-43-error/1006b7b6-E663-4175-b30a-4dcd91e17c5e

• USB gamepad work do not under windows 7!

  I have a USB gamepad that works perfectly on Windows XP, but when I use it with Windows 7, the computer recognizes it, but under the USB Joystick properties, it doesn't detect any button I press. How can I fix?

  "I think that this problem doesn't exist on my laptop because when I plug to my laptop that is running Windows XP, I have USB device failed"

  AH ha! A different story of your title and the way in which the 1st post read.

  Go to Device Manager, while the controller is connected to a USB port
  (have btw - you tried a different port, if it is available?) and to find the name of the controller to Human Interface Devices.
  If there is a symbol such as an X or! next to the name of the controller, there is a problem. The link below gives some troubleshooting information.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/133240

  If there is any indicator of problem the controller probably the proper drivers. You can try to R / clicking on the name of the device and try the update driver software option.
  If this does not help and there is no software driver for the controller that supports
  XP (WIn7 too if you want to be able to create the profiles assignment button) on the
  to MFG web site, then you can be out of luck.
  Is the controller a great name - Logitech Belkin/Razor, MS XBOX brand, etc.
  I'm not aware of controllers that will work on Win7 and does not work on XP.
  but the industry of the PC is like that, I wouldn't be surprised if some very new
  controllers are not backward compatible with XP.

  .

• The Windows Shell common DLL has stopped working when you use the joystick Frontech JIL 1731

  Original title - Windows Shell common Dll has stopped working...

  I have a Frontech JIL 1731 gamepad

  When I go to control panel > devices and printers > Generic USB Joystick (Game Controller Settings) > properties
  In the properties... Whenever I click on Test of Vibration tab... I get this error (link to image): http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/8023/capture1hce.png
  Please help me with this error and more I can not play with vibration... means I can use the controller to play games, but there is no vibration...:(j'ai aussi tourner sur la vibration dans le jeu...:/)
  Help, please
  Thanks in advance
  My assembled computer specs are-
  Motherboard ASUS M5A88-M
  AMD FX-6100 (3.30 GHz, 8 MB L3 Cache)
  AMD Radeon HD 5450 1 GB
  8 GB RAM
  Windows 8 Pro x64bit

  you are awesome... I have beeen trying several solutions to the problem of vibration, but your technique works like a charm

• Qosmio X 500-Bluetooth is not ready

  Hello.

  I have a Qosmio X 500 64 bit with the latest Toshiba bluetooth stackpack Im having to reinstall again and again to get my BT of intellipoint mouse to work. A restart worked once but that stopped after a while. It seems to work great for the few hours that bam! Seeing red on the icon and "bluetooth is not ready" after a game session. The HID mouse is recognized as a device.

  What happens when I play games with a usb joystick and then come back to use the mouse and the bluetooth device icon went red with "bluetooth is not ready" when trying to reconnect. It happened again when normal so not a problem of navigation stick? I tried a lot of different parameters, thinking that this is a problem of network or power managemnet. I'm currently using my orginal BT usb dongle but prefer my built-in. Thanks for any help.

  I think that you when you say that you want to use BT books but I have very good experiences with mouse BT used with original dongle BT. No matter what goals you use the mouse, the connection will never be interrupted or disconnected.

  I don't know what the problem is here, but something I did not understand everything: you have this problem while game only or usual activities too?

• best method to transmit the PPM (servo control) in series-wireless transmitter? (how to combine binary + whole in a single series byte)

  I'm pulling my hair out here... I hope someone can help to guide me in the right direction.  I'm just learning binary and hex, so please forgive me (and correct me!) if I say something wrong.  I have to give credit when it is deserved, because I use info from a post on theautochannel.com to drive this development.

  I try to control a small indoor RC helicopter using LabVIEW and a USB joystick.  I communicate with a transmitter wireless via rs232 (TTL converted), the Protocol is 125000, 8n1. Each image is 14 bytes 2 bytes of header.  I would like to transmit data PPM (pulse position modulation) which is actually just a 10bits (1024 possible measures) range that dictates the position of the servo, for each channel.

  Byte 3 & 4 are channel 1, byte 5 and 6 are channels 2, 7 & 8 CH 3,... and so on until the bytes 13 & 14 which is CH 6.

  Each pair of bytes begins with "00" (binary).

  Byte 3 & 4 should look like "00 00 00 xx xx xx xx xx", where the first "00" is the header, then "00 00" is the identifier of the servo, and 'xx xx xx xx xx' represents the position of the servo. The identifier is actually integrated in the position of the servo, the bits serve a double purpose.

  That's why it all will look like this:

  CH 01:00 00 00 xx xx xx xx xx (position has a valid range from 0 - 1023)

  CH 02:00 00 01 xx xx xx xx xx (range 1024-2047)

  CH 03:00 00 10 xx xx xx xx xx (range 2048-3071)

  etc... If you convert the binary range, you can see how the second half of the bits ID servo are provided by the range of servo.

  I intend by entry VISA to send every byte to constitute the entire frame, and then I will pause ~ 10ms between frames. However, my question is how the hell should I code this? !!  I think I need to write, take 1 CH for example, bytes 3 and 4 together into a string and then split them back hand to be sent as two distinct bytes.  However, I do not know how to mix my header and the first two bits of my ID servo, which is binary '00 xx', with my servo position (which I know I can write in decimal form, as entry VISA will convert it in binary). Any thoughts on the best way to do so, given all this?

  An empty string character likens to a binary "0"?

  Has totally confused everyone?  I really hope not, but I'm pretty tired so let me know if I need to simplify my question.  I hope someone can enlighten me as to the best way to combine the binary constant w modification of decimals (or hex).  And if anyone has thoughts about a good way to organize my vi together, I understand that too!  Right now I'll just use the structures of sequence... I post my code but at the moment, there is not much to look at

  Thank you very much!!

  No, you do not confuse everyone, but I think you might have confused yourself.

  You basically need to do is to create the array of bytes that will be sent, and then use the array of bytes to a string, so you can send it to the serial port. The creation of the byte array can be done in several ways. You deal with 6 16-bit numbers, of which the lower 10 bits are the values of the position of the servo. I don't know what you want on the front panel to look like, but if you have 6 separate (one for each servo) controls with each set having a range of 0 to 1023 (for 10-bit), then you just have to OR each value based on the number of servo. Put all this in a table, add the bytes of the header and the array of bytes to a string allows to get a string that you can send via the serial port. You can also do this in a loop. Joined a VI to show the two concepts. You have not indicated what version of LabVIEW, is 8.2 you use.

• DirectInput with LabWindows/CVI

  Hello

  I'm trying to use DirectInput to obtain data on the position of a USB joystick in LabWindows/CVI. CVI 2013 comes with headers and libs for direct entry into its subfolder of the sdk and the DirectX SDK comes with a very simple example.

  However, already the first step in opening creating a directinput handle fails to compile - it is essentially copied verbatim from directInput documentation or the joystick sample provided with the DirectX SDK.

  #include
  #define DIRECTINPUT_VERSION 0x0800
  #include 'dinput.h.

  int main (int argc, char * argv [])
  {
  LPDIRECTINPUT8 di;
  HRESULT hr;

  HR = hr = DirectInput8Create (GetModuleHandle (NULL), DIRECTINPUT_VERSION, IID_IDirectInput8, (VOID *) & di, NULL);

  return 0;
  }

  60, 42 error: from 'const GUID' (aka "const struct _GUID") to the inconsistent type parameter ' const IID *' (aka ' const struct _GUID *')

  18, 1 in file included from c:\Users\tpaprotta\Documents\National Instruments\CVI\Command-line Application.c:18:

  "dinput.h" (2682,83) c:\program files (x 86) \national instruments\cvi2013\sdk\include\dinput.h:2682:83: Note: passing argument to the parameter "riidltf" here ".

  The same code compiles without problem under Visual Studio 2012.

  Therefore, it is / was a number of questions. Yes, the example in question is C++, so instead of the call

  DirectInput8Create (GetModuleHandle (NULL), DIRECTINPUT_VERSION, IID_IDirectInput8, (VOID *) & di, NULL);

  To call

  DirectInput8Create (GetModuleHandle (NULL), DIRECTINPUT_VERSION, & IID_IDirectInput8, (VOID *) & di, NULL);

  (IID_IDirectInput8 is defined differently depending on if C or C++ calls).

  However, if we make this change, the _IID_IDirectInput8 symbol is not found. The symbol is not in dinput8.lib (which is included with CVI), but rather in the dxguid.lib (which I couldn't find in the records of OR). It is distributed with the DirectX SDK - so I'm now a link against it. I'm curious, however, why NOT distribute dinput8.lib / dll and not other required libraries, which seem to be necessary to use.

• Microsoft Bluetooth Wireless Laser Mouse works, extremely, annoyingly slow after change of motherboard out sometimes.

  I have problems with my motherboards.  I installed originally a jury of six core AMD Asus but discovered that the sound circuit on the Board picked up the RF of six hearts.  So I changed it to a Biostar TA890FXE an AM3 Board with 4 PCIE slots.

  This map may contain 4 Pcie, but has only 2 16 x slots that are white in color for Crossfire.  The other 2 Pcie are for the slower cards.  I have my card installed in slot 1 PCIe 16 x

  Since I was a boxed version of Vista Ultimate 64 bit the replacement of the Board of Directors has gone well with without a hitch, except for this problem.  The darn wireless mouse keeps presenting a significant delay from time to time.

  I upgraded to the latest BIOS and also found that a USB Joystick was also causing problems until I uninstalled the ATI Radeon drivers several times.  I have uninstalled/reinstalled all drivers USB again and again.   I even upgraded from 8 GB to 16 GB of ram Corsair and the thing does not run any faster (except for loading video in an editor) than my Asus M4785M with 4 GB ram.

  At first, I figured the card Radeon 4650 diamond with 1 GB of ram, when I ran FSX I got frequent black screens between refreshes.   When the aircraft was in its window the mouse lag so I moved it into the box with the graphics.  I could move it very quickly from time to time but not always.  As soon as the mouse has crossed the border of the FSX menu in the aircraft selection menu, the LAG would begin.

  Strange however, I also have the Microsoft Bluetooth Entertainment 7000 keyboard and it has a built-in mouse pad.  So when I got the offset of the wireless mouse I found that the mouse pad, keyboard do not show it.  Of course, a lot of batteries have been tried.  I have also a key 3G modem and the thought that maybe the RF frequencies could interfere with the bluetooth transmitter, and yet the mouse KEYBOARD pad worked fine all the time!

  At a point of the USB ports on the front of my PC failed suddenly and I used the port in the back instead, as the 3 g modem suddenly was cut.  He started upward once again connected to the rear port, but he chose all of a sudden another 3G network, spend roaming, something that isn't supposed to

  occur.

  So it seems to be a USB problem.  I double checked the connectors on the front panel plugged into the motherboard header, but it was close.  I removed it and he exchanged with a rear slot spare USB cable I have no problems. I even swapped the transmitter Bluetooth of the rear USB ports in the front and vice versa, and these problems went away.

  Yet from time to time, there will be a sound of loading the disk heads and there will be a lag on the mouse and it flit on the screen itself.  I removed all the USB drivers and mouse drivers and drivers of keyboard without result, I then plugged a wired keyboard and mouse while the USB was plugged in and waited.  The wired keyboard had built in the trackball, so I couldn't move around as fast as Bluetooth, one mouse cursor and again, I got the mouse slows down from time to time.   Most of the time is when a noise was heard from the hard drive.   I turned off Superfetch to listen to the record and it made no difference.

  I left the PC running on its own after turning off any energy saving features and when I came back to it, I finally found that the keyboard was a lag now, too, I had to wait about 30 seconds for something to wake up until the keyboard is recognized.   It seems that it is the same problem that mouse, but at a later date.  I then re active features and screen saver and keyboard lag reduced significantly saving energy.

  Then, once, I got a huge amount of lag when Google open white paper screen, the mouse cursor wouldn't move at all for a long time or erratically.   In this case, I thought to 'pull' the wired keyboard and the trackball at the back of the card, and the problem immediately disappeared as if there were conflicts.

  However, this did not last long, and about an hour later, the mouse pointer lag appeared.  Don't forget this mouse worked fine for a year on an Asus card and withdraw it very well.

  My next attempt with the Bios, and it happened unexpectedly.  This motherboard has a utility to start Bios screen where I can put my own splash screen and no the Biostar on a difficult start.  So I did and all of a sudden all the problems cleared up!    It was as if something in the Bios was hung in, and then there is this whim of hard drive noise and once again, lag lag lag on my mouse.   With 16 GB of ram and 1 GB of video ram?  Just to not use the Aero's office, no sense at all to me.

  Tried to contact Biostar for 12 days now, no response.  Have the latest drivers for vista from windows for the keyboard of entertainment and mouse, service pack 2 for Vista and a 1 TB hard drive, 500 watt antec PSU, problem occurs with or without overclocking.

  Anyone?  Anyone?

  AMD Phenom 2 1090 t black edition 3.2Ghz

  HD4650 diamond! GB

  Corsair XMS3 DD3 x 4 1066 4 GB

  1 TB of Seagate SATA

  Antec 500W PSU Green

  Note: This map has a header of a CD rom, but also the DVD Sata PATA

  Latest

  I could no longer the transceiver Bluetooth 2.0 with the mouse and keyboard.  I went to a keyboard and a wired mouse again.   Then a few days later I decided that I would plug the transceiver Bluetooth 3.0.  This time it installed fine even if I had uninstalled the Intellipoint software.   I went then to the receiver Bluetooth 2.0 and it didn't work anymore.  I did a reboot between the two, and suddenly I saw a Microsoft update will appear at the bottom right of my screen.  I left it to update, and then he said that I could connect other bluetooth devices other than my keyboard of entertainment game.

  Well, this is not true at all, for the entertainment keyboard transceiver pairs automatically.    Yet, this message appeared.  When I went into the control panel to verify the situation once again, I found that there is no Bluetooth icon.   From what I've read on other Vista users using a transmitter of 3rd Bluetooth part, it seems that the Bluetooth stack has disappeared because I mixed the two Microsoft Bluetooth transceivers.    Something else occurred as well, it reminded me of moments where I would install a new installation of Win98 and some drivers as the main card drivers were not yet installed.  He will have to restart the system and over and over again for each driver be seen, and if we were out of sequence, should be made to remove and start over again until all have been installed.  In this case, it seems to be the same kind of priority when it comes to the way in which the Bluetooth drivers are installed.  When I removed the Bluetooth 2.0 transmitter/receiver and replaced by unity Bluetooth 3.0, I seem to have rid one of these priorities, let the program update that must have been stuck in the pile of pilots, how the keyboard and the mouse works perfectly now.

  With 3 wireless transmitter that is I can no longer use the Bluetooth 2.0, one all the more, I plugged it in different USB ports and we saw him, but it was not enough to cause any installer to appear.   It's as if they are reticulate together now, and I can no longer use the add a device feature.   Even if I add the second transmitter/receiver, it is simply ignored.

  Since then, right now I have no need of an additional feature and the keyboard works very well, I'll keep this configuration until I have to reinstall the motherboard still when I start then a clean Vista install.  Unfortunately the new motherboard that I received does not work as I had hoped it would be, not that it would affect the situation above, that's simply not what I was told it was, and I plan to return it the manufacturer once more.

• Windows 7 64-bit mouse pauses/freezes/stutters often accompanied by an event sound Windows

  Symptoms:

  Erratic mouse behavior. Mouse hanging, the gel for a full second or more, accompanied by a Windows event sound, generally. Sometimes, there is just a slight pause and no noise Windows event. Sometimes the mouse acceleration changes after freezing. Sometimes, more rarely, my mouse will be dropped by the operating system... the laser light on the underside turns off and I have to unplug the mouse and plug it in again so he can be recognized.

  What happens almost all the time. I want to use Windows mainly to play a game, World War II online: Battleground Europe. It is a shooting mmo first-person. This problem is annoying enough on the desktop. Unsuable for FPS games. I plan to have to file using Windows 7 64 bit for now.

  I have this problem as soon as Windows 7 64-bit.

  The problem with Windows 7 64 bit after trying many many solutions/solutions offered on the Internet.

  I did not need to determine what event could be linked to it in the event Log Viewer, or if it is even an event that is be connected here.

  NOTE: My mouse (G3) Logitech MX518 Gaming tips works fine, without any problems whatsoever, under Windows XP Professional SP3 32-bit with all latest updates or on Ubuntu 10.4 (Lucid Lynx) 64-bit. I never had no problem with this mouse at any time under these operating systems. These operating systems will run an intensive game if I want to, throughout the day.

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  Steps in my last attempt to solve the problem.

  I was looking not all parameters of the BIOS at once at the beginning. For example, I have disabled "Intel Speedstep" to see if that would solve the question. Then restarted in BIOS and disabled the C1E function when I discovered that disabling Speedstep alone does not resolve the issue. ECT, ect...

  I have not installed Norton Internet Security 2010 for awhile while I tried various solutions of Workaround available and listed below in case this is the question. No difference, so NIS 2010 is now installed.

  Remember, that this behavior occurs that when Windows 7 64 bit is installed properly.

  (1) clean install of Windows 7 64-bit, for the third time now

  (2) installed the Runtime Visual C++ 2008 64 bit v9.0.30729.4148 than kb973552/KB969706 downloaded from--> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=2051a0c1-c9b5-4b0a-a8f5-770a549fd78c

  (a) just in case Rebooted and then install the same version of the Visual C++ 2008 for 32-bit environment Runtime in Windows 7 64 bit

  (3) installed Windows 7 64 - bit drivers

  (a) Marvell Yukon 88E8056 Gigabit Ethernet on-board NIC Driver v11.24.5.3 (15/02/2010)

  (b) various software of Creative Labs creative Labs X - Fi Titanium 64-bit driver v2.17.0007 and all updates for them.

  (c) Software Driver of Intel Chipset v9.1.1.1025 (22/12/2009). Seems to just install an update from the hard disk of 64-bit driver.

  (d) ATI Catalyst 10.3 Driver

  (4) installed Windows updates

  NOTE: I have not installed the latest four updates for now, three of them are security updates have a publication Date: 09/02/2010. I decided to not install these due to a mistake of "Circular kernel context logger" that I already saw in the viewer of the event log, recorded by "Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-EventTracing" event ID: 2 now, I'm not having this issue.

  NOTE: I also installed a driver in option, the ACPI ATK110 driver, which installs the following file--> C:\Windows\System32\drivers\ASACPI.sys - he has listed as the version of the file 1043.2.15.37 and dated 29/03/2005. In a previous installation of Windows 7 64 bit, I downloaded an update of the present of Asus contained in a file/AMDCoolnQuiet_Utility_V21801_XPVistaWin7.zip utility and installed. I started the utility and he gave me the message that my system was not supported by "Asus Cool ' n Quiet. It's ASACPI.sys file was dated some time in 2009, rather than in 2005. Since my last Windows 7 install, I have currently a bit the 2005 version proposed by Windows Update installed. I don't know if this file is to load or used by Windows 7 64 bit. But I wonder...

  Is this a problem?

  (5) installed software v6.00.68 Logitech Setpoint (Version 4.90.80 driver) for Windows 7 64-bit

  NOTE: I have not installed this in previous installations of 64-bit Windows 7 and had hoped that this would cure the problem. No change, the problem still persists.

  (6) went into the BIOS and reset to the default settings

  (7) BIOS: Set A.I. OC (overlcock) to "Manual" and left to deafult values so that the CPU isn't overclocked automatically or manually sort

  (8) BIOS: Establish timimgs settings memory, memory voltage and the voltage Northbridge, according to my memory (memory Mushkin) manufacturer's recommendations

  NOTE: Again, I didn't have never had any problem at all in Windows XP Pro 32 bit SP3 or Ubuntu 10.4 64 bit with these settings. These operating systems will run an intensive game if I want to, throughout the day.

  (9) BIOS: The value of Intel Speedstep "Disabled".

  (10) BIOS: C1E (Enhanced Halt State) value to "disabled".

  (11) BIOS: Set the Mode of the ACPI Power / Suspend 'S3' only '

  (12) BIOS: Set ACPI 2.0 Support to 'Active '.

  NOTE: On, off, on any settings/functions above not has not solved the problem. I have I have not tried all the single 'combination', but in any case, make no change with the mouse.

  (13) in Windows 7, I selected the Option to 'High Performance' and the value "USB selective suspend setting" to "Disabled" with updated BIOS options as shown in steps 9 to 12 above

  NOTE: With BIOS defined that way there is no setting "Processor Power Management" in the Options of food, other than the 'political cooling system' (active/passive).

  I left this game to 'Active '.

  Is this a problem?

  (14) tried monitoring DPC latency with the download link for the "DPC latency Checker" utility No visible ears in the utility during the mouse freezes / breaks

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  System Specs:

  (1) Intel Core2Duo E8600 (3.33 GHz, 6 MB L2, Stepping E0, CPU Cache not OC had) on Asus P5Q Deluxe (Intel P45 Chipset + ICH10R Southbridge) with BIOS 2301
  (2) Zlaman CNPS9700 LED 110 mm thermal heatsink / CPU fan
  (3) Thermaltake W0116RU 750W modular POWER supply
  (4) Mushkin 4 GB (2 x 2 GB) DDR2 1066 (PC2-8500) RAM in Dual-Channel mode (value 5-5-15-2T timings and various other such defined memory recommended by Thierry timings.) Voltage of the memory the value 2.02v and Northbridge as recommended by Mushkin value 1.32v in the BIOS. I have never had any problem in Windows XP 32 - bit or Ubuntu 10.4 64-bit)
  (5) driver software Intel Chipset v9.1.1.1025 (22/12/2009)
  6) HIS (ATI) HD 512 MB 4850 with IceQ4 cooler with Catalyst 10.3 driver
  (7) creative SB X - Fi Titanium with driver v2.17.0007
  (8) Marvell Yukon 88E8056 Gigabit Ethernet NIC onboard with driver v11.24.5.3 (15/02/2010)
  (9) Unicomp Tactile Feedback(non-mushy, clickity-clack) USB wired keyboard
  (10) Logitech (G3) Gaming MX518 Wired Optical mouse with the Logitech Setpoint software (Version 4.90.80 driver) v6.00.68 for Windows 7 64-bit
  11) MultiSync Samsung 214 t 21 "screen LCD Digital (1600 x 1200 native res)
  (12) Microsoft Sidewinder Forcefeedback 2 USB Joystick
  (13) western Digital 500 GB GB w/16 MB Cache SRTL disk HARD 7200 RPM Sata 3.0 GB / s
  (14) v9.28.1886 DirectX Redistributable (February 2010)
  (15) cooler Master Cosmos 1000 Full-Tower Case
  (16) Norton Internet Security 2010 (firewall and anti-virus)
  (17) Internet Connection Comcast 1.5 MB/s cable
  (18) Windows 7 64 bit ultimate
  19) Ubuntu 10.4 (Lucid Lynx) 64-bit

  Hello again,

  Can I have found the solution that worked for me. It is probably too early to tell, I'll need more time to be sure. But in case he solved the problem for me, I'll post what seems to have worked as suggested on a post, I came across from another forum. Consider a guy who tried many suggestions, maybe that's the answer. Heck, I had tried a few other things that I have said in my original post. But in any case, so far, my system and mouse seem to work very well on the desktop for the last hour and a half. I have not tried yet game.

  (1) uninstall the Windows Update KB977074 (January 2010 stability and reliability update for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2).

  (2) reboot and leave your system for a couple / few minutes after the restart.

  (3) just in case... Restart again, and then reinstall the KB977074.

  (4) restart to complete the installation.

  January 2010 stability and reliability update for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 info and the download link-->

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/977074

  Best regards and good luck,

  OneTinSoldier

• Problem with Dell Inspiron 1545 integrated Webcam

  I have a Dell Inspiron 1545 with a built-in webcam. It came with Vista but I upgraded to a Windows 7 64-bit. The webcam used to work at the beginning. I don't know why but one day it stopped working and never worked more. I looked everywhere on the internet means and tried a lot of ways, and it still does not work. Device Manager identifies as "Unknown device" and identifies it as a USB Bus controller. I tried to uninstall it and always allow to detect, but it detects as unknown device. I also tried to reinstall the driver, the vista one because it doesn't have a windows 7 one. What this did was uninstall the old and tried to install a new one (which is the same). But the thing is, it does not work. He'll try to install it and then a message saying "an error has occurred in the installation of the driver" or something like that and then it does not work. I ended up having to run the system restore to recover the pilot. I tried many ways and still does not work. Even the average USB cable. I have been using a USB mouse. I even plugged the USB cable in all my USB ports and it did not work. I tried to connect is not in what either too and it does not work either. I can't even ask Dell to help cause there is nothing to support that I can get. And my drivers are all up to date. Can someone help me solve this problem?

  Hi Kakikala,

  Thank you for posting.

  At this point, I suggest you to contact Dell to see if the compatible device in Windows 7.

  If this is the case, they must provide you with a driver that will correctly identify and install the unit.

  You can also ask them if another device, like a USB joystick, needs a driver to be able to identify the material of the webcam and install it correctly.

  Chris
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• HP pavilion a1600n

  Hi, on Saturday, I was using my computer normally, and then when I closed it in the afternoon, I decided to play on it at 20:00, but I noticed it's time, it does not turn, so I tried unplugging everything and unplug the power cord, power, but when I plug it in again, it still does not work. I noticed that my HP pavilion a1600n has a green light on the back and I did not what it means, then what I can do.

  WngedElite, welcome to the forum.

  The computer is older than 5 years, I suspect a power supply (PSU) failure.  Here's a guide that will help your solve the problem.  The symptoms you describe are quite normal for this problem.  This is less the best place to start the diagnostic.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• What converter to usb 2.0 cable connects to a sidewinder 3D pro joystick 15-pin gameport in addition?

  I want to connect the controller on a PC with no game port, only USB under Windows 7 Home Premium.  I need to find an appropriate converter cable, so I can check if the gamepad will work.

  Sorry to resurrect this thread but I have done some research on this recently and cam on this.

  The answer to that is a bit complicated.

  MS produced a joystick (followed by "3D Pro") which has been converted (boxed) as "precision Pro" However if you looked under the name embossed control lever was "3D Pro Plus.  This joystick is not easily compatible USB.  The follow-up of the joystick, which looked identical, was marked below as 'Precision Pro' and it came with a simple USB adapter (as simple as just a series of wires that connect the game Joystick Port and a USB key).

  Obviously care must be taken when buying or the other of these second hand as most sellers describe the item based on the name used in the box that has been 'Precision Pro'.  But I think that this last unit compatible USB had written on the box.

  Individual units can be identified by the name embossed on the underside of the unit and the first 5 letters of the product (also below) Id:

  Product ID: 97482-xxx is a "3D Pro Plus" - NOT USB compatible.

  Product ID: 85791-xxx is a 'Precision Pro' - compatible with a simple adapter USB.

  The follow-up of the 'precision Pro' was the ' precision 2 "was only USB but this was a new physical unit and would suffer the more static accumulation of problems as its predecessor and had removed the shift.»

  All of these units were reportedly USB 1.x, which should be usable on a USB 2.0 connector.

• Pavilion a1600n motherboard: is there a replacement for this ASUS for HP DV5 owner?

  The failure of my Pavilion a1600n MB.  It powers on but does not reach the splash screen, the bios, etc.  Sometimes it beeps, usually not.  I'm looking for a replacement or replacement.  Any ideas?  He is listed as an ASUS A8MZN - THE mobo.

  Fred_VI wrote:

  The failure of my Pavilion a1600n MB.  It powers on but does not reach the splash screen, the bios, etc.  Sometimes it beeps, usually not.  I'm looking for a replacement or replacement.  Any ideas?  He is listed as an ASUS A8MZN - THE mobo.

  Perhaps you misspelled the designation.
  The motherboard is listed in the specifications as an ASUS A8M2N - LA. The name of HP's NodusM3-GL8E. I saw this motherboard listed on EBay at reasonable prices. Wil you need to install an identical motherboard if your goal is to use all the components (including the OS, the memory and CPU) of your PC.

  Best regards
  ERICO
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