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• I have re installed the operating system on my Dell Studio 15 for Windows Vista 32-bit. But now the network controller is not working and I can't use wireless internet

  I have re installed the operating system on my Dell Studio 15 for Windows Vista 32-bit.  But now the network controller is not working and I can't use wireless internet, but I can plug a cable ethernet in there and get online.  What can I do?

  I have reinstalled the operating system on my Dell Studio 15 for Windows Vista 32-bit.  But now the network controller is not working and I can't use wireless internet, but I can plug a cable ethernet in there and get online.  What can I do?

  Install the appropriate network device drivers and software from the Dell downloads web site for your particular model, or better yet, tag Service...

• I have baught a new portable computer and you want to install windows vista (32-bit) on a bootable partition that it will be possible to do it with windows 7 (64-bit)

  I have baught a new portable computer and you want to install windows vista (32-bit) on a bootable partition that it will be possible to do it with windows 7 (64-bit)

  the laptop contained Home Basic windows 7 (64-bit) and I want to install windows vista Home premium (32 bit) on a bootable partition that it will be possible to do or tell me the parallel method to move a certain 32-bit operating system...

  I do not understand your question. If the laptop can run Windows Vista, it can probably run Windows 7 too.

  To run Windows 7 64-bit, the processor must be a minimum Core 2 Duo.

  System requirements:

  * 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster 32-bit (x 86) or 64-bit (x 64) processor

  * 1 gigabyte (GB) of RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)

  * 16 GB of disk space available (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)

  * Peripheral figure DirectX 9 with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver

• Windows Vista 64-bit pc can see Win7 Starter PC but not Win 7 Home Premium PC

  We have a network of 3 computers:

  (1) a desktop PC with Vista 64-bit with all service packs and patches.
  (2) a netbook with Win7 Starter with all service packs and patches.
  (3) a netbook with Win7 Home Premium with all service packs and patches.
  Note, the only difference between the 2 and 3 is the version of Win7 - otherwise, the machines are identical.
  Our network consists of a wired router / wireless connected to a hub for wired connections. Computer 1 connect cable, computers, 2, and 3 usually wireless (even if this problem occurs when you use a wired connection too).
  All computers are in the same workgroup.
  Homegroup is set to 2 or 3.
  All computers have an account protected by login created although not necessarily the same account/password combination.
  All computers have discovered network, files and printers, sharing, file sharing turned Public and password protected sharing turned off.
  Computer 1 peut see 2 on the network and the shared access computer files.
  Computer 1 cannot see computer 3 on the network.
  Computer 1 peut ping to the IP address of computer 3.
  Computer 3 peut see 1 and 2 on the network computer and access shared files.
  Computer 2 peut see 1 and 3 on the network computer and access shared files.
  So - any ideas? It drives me crazy.

  Hello

  I suggest you to follow these steps and check if that helps:
  Method 1:
  If you have installed a security software on the computer, then I suggest you try to disable temporary and check to see if the same problem happens. Make sure that you enable security software back once the diagnosis is made to prevent the computer from virus attacks.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/disable-antivirus-software

  Method 2:
  Try to perform the clean boot and check if it helps:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  NOTE: When you are finished troubleshooting, make sure that you reset the computer in start mode normal such as suggested in step 7 of the above article.

  It will be useful.

• HP OFFICEJET PRO 8500 (CB022A) / Windows Vista 32 bit (printer appears in gibberish)

  I recently replcaed the this printer's magenta ink tank, but the screen has refused to accept it was sufficient ink in there. So I did a system reset, I thought. {The content removed}  However, this resulted in my words of choice display option is most read in English. Get the number of the option but not the word assigned with it. It literally reads like gibberish. I have a suspicion that the printer think that his memory is not for a tawianese or Japanese user but the police these languages stored inside.

  {The content removed} I got those on this forum site. While I got the #/ 3 (maybe answer.com, I think). I can probably take some pictures of the display with my iPhone and download them.

  Also when the printer prints a page additonal fate with a test pattern part when I print a page of a document is saved. My PC can not get the printer to scan more of Adobe Acrobat Pro and none of the software I have driver downloads HP can detect the printer or diagnose the problem of printers.

  I only resorted to this forum because I'm stuck.

  We do not have HP repair services, but you may be able to locate a repair shop that can help. Maybe a small possibility exists and believe me I hesitate to inform people that it would be in their best interest to get a new unit, but in this case, it's really my recommendation. At the time where efforts have been spent to find a way to get this device (not to mention the monetary costs) it would be simpler and more efficient to get a unit that could cost less than the price of the repairs.

  Have a great day!

• Windows Update says that my Windows Vista (32 bit - SP1) is up-to-date - but is not

  I'm doing a fresh install of Vista on my desktop computer - using the original recovery of the DVD provided with my system. Installation went without a hitch and I am now manually check the updates of Windows. Had a devil of a time getting SP1 to install - it kept appearing as having been installed in my history of update - yet when I checked in system properties, there was no indication that SP1 had actually been installed. To overcome this problem, I downloaded the SP1 from Microsoft and installed manually. Now run the SP1 successfully and since I run Windows Update manually a few times and you have installed all available updates. Now, the problem is that Windows Update says that my version of Windows is "up-to-date" - and I know that's not true that I am yet to SP1 and the latest Vista service pack is SP2 - that Windows Update does not offer me because he sees my machine as being up to date. I tried to download and run the Microsoft FixIt tool and have done so several times. Whenever I run this FixIt, the results show that there are problems that need to be addressed and which are later 'fixed'... yet Windows Update continues by saying that my machine is up to date, when, obviously, is not. Machines confused!

  Any help, guidance, advice, and/or marriage offers will be entertained and appreciated (just kidding on that last one). Thanks in advance!

  Mark

  «Billybogs, thanks...» In fact, I found this answer even very late last night and had not yet had the opportunity to post my resolution. After trying FixIt after FixIt and even deployment of the tool was updated to Vista system, I still was getting messages from Windows Update saying that my system is up to date. Then I got the great idea to download and manually install SP2 - as I had also had to do with SP1 somehow. And sho' enough that did the trick. So thank you for the answer you provided - it was the same answer that I myself had discovered late last night. Thanks again!

  You should be able to get SP2 from here: -.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=16468

• Windows Vista 64-bit system recovery stopped in the middle of the process, I can't even click F12 and restart again

  I did system recovery on my toshiba m305d-s4840 laptop computer Windows Vista 64 bit and the wire of the laptop was not connected and the battery died, now I can't do anything on the computer I can not even click F12 and restart again once, what do I do to solve this problem, the computer does nothing when you turn it on It's in the green bar at the beginning (loading screen)? Please help, thanks

  Hello

  Whether you use the Toshiba recovery method, I suggest you contact Toshiba support for help with what is their method of recovery which has been interrupted.

  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp

  See you soon.

• I have win 98se, win xp sp3 and Windows vista 64 bit, I want to share printer files

  I have win 98se, win xp sp3 and Windows vista 64-bit PCs, and I want to share files & printer... printer is connect in xp or 98se, well, what is possible... currently, I've got these between vista and xp, which is available when win 98se involved?

  Two ways are participatory computers in a windows environment, a working group and a _.   You can fill in the blank?

  Virtual private networks have little to do with the domains or working groups.

  I don't think that WIndows 98 can join to a domain.  All versions of WIndows, you mention should be able to participate in a working group, however.

  In my opinion, the best way to share a printer is to use a printer connected to the network

• printer compatibility with windows vista 64-bit home premium

  When I installed the software for an hp 5650 printer on my dell xps with window vista 64 bit family premium, I received a message stating that the operating system was not at a minimum level for performance maximum printer.  I printed a word document and photo, and they seemed very well.  What does the message mean?  Y at - it a upgrade for my os should I download?

  There is no upgrade of the software of the printer.
  HP wrote the software and drivers, not Microsoft.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c01655752&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&OS=2100&product=304445

  Link above has HP workaround for problems with it.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• New Driver for MFC-4800 for Window Vista 64-bit?

  Hello
  How can I get my printer Brother mfc 4800 to print using Windows Vista 64-bit.  The printer is connected by usb cable and the machine is recognized by the computer.  It appears in Control Panel > printer folder.  When I choose printer and each attempt a test page or print a document the printer "ramps" upward as it wants to print but nothing prints ever.  This printer is connected to a computer, that I just replaced that had XP as an operating system.   Printer drivers claim to be "integrated" in Vista. I call brother and they say he works at their end, there is something missing on the microsoft side.  If you the new driver or support can you pls send.

  I hope someone can help. Thank you.

  Got

  http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/BSC/Public/Templates/DownloadTop.aspx?NRMODE=Published&NRNODEGUID=%7b44CBEF26-F458-4FEF-B683-5F7B6D26AF08%7d&NRORIGINALURL=%2fbsc%2fpublic%2fas%2fau%2fen%2fdlf%2fdownload_top%2ehtml%3freg%3das%26c%3dau%26lang%3den%26prod%3dmfc4800_as&NRCACHEHINT=NoModifyGuest&prod=mfc4800_as®=as&c=au&lang=en

  Above is the link for your model printer MFC 4800 drivers.

  If you click on drivers in STEP 1, then STEP 2, check for the operating system, you will see that Vista is not an option, and so the Vista drivers were never written for this model of printer by brother.

  They rely on drivers XP to do the work for them.

  Brother is the one who wrote the drivers for its hardware, not Microsoft.

  I suggest that revisit you brother and ask them when they wrote the so-called Vista compatible drivers for Microsoft.

  It's all brother wrote for your model:

  MFC-4800 > downloads

  Downloads

  Manuals

  Frequently asked questions & troubleshooting

  Utilities/Windows Vista®

  Resolution improvement tool scan (WIA)

  Language	Version	Size	Release Date	File
  English	B	0.06 MB	03/05/2007

  Version B

  Version A

  This tool will expand the capacity of maximum scanning resolution and allow you to scan legal-size documents. Depending on your environment PC, the utility is available only in English, but will work with a PC configured or installed with a different language.

  1. Create a temporary directory on your drive HARD to save the downloaded file, for example C:\bront
  2. Start the download.
  3. Once the download is complete, double-click the downloaded file to extract it.
  4. Double-click the file "BrScUtil.exe".
  5. Select a WIA device, resolution and scan size and click on 'OK '.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Problems in porting windows vista 32 bit on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine device driver

  Hello

  I'm porting windows vista 32-bit on windows 7 64 bit machine printer driver. I have compiled DLLs. When I add printer and load INF file, I get the message that this driver is not compatible x 64 driver. Please tell me what adjustments should I do in the INF file.

  Thank you.

  Go to the printer manufacturer's website and download the right driver (free) for your operating system. You should also disable automatic windows update - Start, made driver installation computer right click go to the settings/settings/device installation properties / Advanced - value - not let me choose/never install updated win - save changes, remove previous attempts also to devices and printers, have the printer on but do not connect the usb cable until you are prompted - install driver downloaded.

  If there is no 64-bit Windows 7 drivers don't try the 64 bit Vista driver, if it does not work then you will need a new printer.

• LaserJet P1102w: Laserjet P1102w cannot activate the installation with Windows Vista 32 bit PC computer wireless

  Hello forum HP, I can use the Laserjet P1102w with USB connection on 3 different devices including a portable Apple and PC Windows Vista and Windows 7 laptop computer, but can not perform a wireless installation with the broadband internet connected wireless PC running Windows Vista 32 bit. The main message is that the computer does not find the printer even when using the USB connection. Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi @Kaiser3107,

  Welcome to the HP Support forum.

  I understand that you have a HP LaserJet Pro P1102w printer that connects three thin devices via the USB port, but you can not perform a wireless installation on a fourth device, equipped of Windows Vista 32-bit, because the PC does not detect the printer via the USB port. I would like to help with that.

  Here is a support document which includes 'USB device is not detected by Windows' which can help the issue of detection - Troubleshooting (Windows Vista) USB connections.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem, or if you need assistance.

  In fact, if it helps you to find a solution, please click on the 'accept as Solution' and the 'thumbs up' buttons down below in this message.

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• HP Photosmart C4680: HP Photosmart C4680 driver for Windows Vista 32-bit

  I can't find the HP Photosmart 4680 for Windows Vista 32-bit driver. The HP Web site has only the driver for Windows 7 and newer. I tried to install this driver, and obviously it did not work. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.

  HI @rtraveler,

  I understand that you need drivers for Windows Vista. I'd love to help you.

  I have provided the link to the Windows Vista drivers.

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• Cannot install drivers for nothing - Windows Vista 64-bit

  I have a laptop Dell - Inspiron, with Windows Vista 64-bit. I just bought a HP Deskjet 3054 A multifunction printer and my computer will not install the drivers.  I had a Canon printer and had removed all software before you try to add the HP.  I even tried to reinstall, and each time to get a message to both say he is unable to install the drivers.  I currently have a windows update waiting for an update for the processor intel and it also will not be installed. This problem does not seem to be specific to the device, but rather a problem with Windows Vista and after reading a lot of discussion seems to be common.  But I still have no idea how to fix this.

  Have you tried to delete the file INFCACHE.1? Deleting the file INFCACHE.1 will force Windows to rebuild the file INFCACHE.1 next time window is looking for drivers.

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• Windows Vista 32-bit is failing to start after the success of the recovery.

  Hi all, my apologies if this has already been covered in another post, I checked but I'm new here so might have forgotten.

  I have a HP Pavilion a6442a with Windows Vista 32-bit. A couple of weeks it froze, forcing me to maually shut down, and now it does not restart. It gets so far then goes to startup repair, which never seems to find no problem. I tried restoring the system (to several different restore points), conducted diagnostic tests, conducted tests of memory and hd and tried commissioning in all modes as I could: no problem can't find anywhere and I always had the same problem. Finally, I backed up my files and made a full recovery of the system. It said it completed successfully, I restarted to complete the installation of Windows, it gets "Please wait a moment while Windows starts for the first time... "freezes, restarts and then traced directly back to the start screen for repair.

  I am at a loss, I've done everything I can think. Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Hello:

  Have you added any hardware configuration inventory (other than replace the hard disk or add memory)?

  Do you have only the mouse, keyboard and screen plugged in when you ran the recovery procedure?

  If the answer to question 1, remove any material that you have installed that do not come with the PC and try to recover again.

  If the PC is recovering successfully, close and reinstall your spare hardware.

  If not, question 2, unplug anything other than the mouse, the keyboard and the monitor and try to recover again.

  If you continue to be confused and you can read all 25 characters of the product key of Vista on your PC case, you can make your own Vista installation media.

  It will be just a simple installation of Vista and no software other than the operating system will be included.

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  http://philipyip.WordPress.com/Dell-community-forums/