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• OptiPlex gx270s for Windows XP video drivers

  I rebooted a boring optiplex gx270s with XP SP3 to replace another machine having for some reason to have XP on it (an old piece of equipment must be supported and has no drivers after XP).

  In any case, I ran into problems that others have also and got through it, not seeing the network card or sound.   However, Device Manager does still no video driver.

  When I opened the box, there is a Council of DVI that says:

  Silicon Image

  Map of ADD sil 164 Carrera

  SIL - SC - 0034C Rev 1.3

  Enter the number of inventory shows this machine originally shipped (guess that's the same still in the box) with:

  8M 206

  Adapter, graphics, Digital video Interface, LPF-BRKT

  Nothing else shows on the manifest of the video, but not sure how many configurations this box might be bundled with.  I really hate on port DVI port anyway as I have only something connected to the VGA.  I can install this driver if necessary but is really one does not like.

  In any case, the XP Device Manager currently displays a yellow question mark for "Other devices" video controller (VGA Compatible).

  Without a driver, I can not set the resolution what that went 640 x 480 (16 colors)

  I tried to look at the list of drivers to guess the most appropriate one and I have tried the one below only because it didn't seem like a fix for something and he mentioned dual DVI/VGA in what is definitely what this box has.

  R253949.exe

  and it says:

  ATI 64 MB PCI-Express x 16 (DVI/TV-out) Radeon X 300 SE, 128 MB PCI - Express x 16 (Dual VGA or DVI) Radeon X 300, v.8.263.5.1 - 060607 a - 035600 C, A02 ATI 64 MB PCI-Express x 16 (DVI/TV-out) Radeon X 300 SE 128 MB PCI - Express x 16 (Dual VGA or DVI) Radeon X 300, v.8.263.5.1 - 060607 a - 035600 C, A02

  In any case, running this program seems to basically just abandon (maybe because it wasn't the right one), but certainly does not solve the problem of not seeing a driver in Device Manager.  I even tried another install into a directory of the driver that was created.

  Any ideas on what video driver must I use?   I can try them all, but have seen other posts about people getting into trouble when you use the opposite hole (vs DVI VGA) which became the 'active', one from the pilots.   Just thought I do it first.

  Thank you!

  Silicon Image is not a card at all, it is a passage.

  8M 206 is just an INTEL shipped to past DVI.

  Silicon Graphics Sil 164 Carrera DVI - D AMP

  

• Support for audio and video formats in Windows RT

  What are the audio and video formats are supported in Windows RT?

  Hello Keith,

  You can find a list of formats of audio and video files, the stream formats and codecs or the components supported in the Windows Store and RT Windows applications in this published Building Windows 8 Blog on MSDN.  The formats are summarized in a table in the middle of the article.  Please note that the table called some codecs that are supported in Windows Media Center 8 Pack or Windows 8 Pro Pack, but are NOT supported in Windows RT.
  You can find a similar list of file formats supported for Windows Store applications and their extensions in this MSDN article.

  Thank you

  Marilyn

• Support for HP Slimline s3407c drivers

  Have a s3407c HP Slimline (Vista Home Premium) that I just installed Windows XP Pro (SP2 is upgraded to SP3) on and I'm not able to locate the made network adapter driver. It has an Asus MB but no luck @ their support site. My question, does Microsoft have drivers for this problem or is it a matter of vrs Vsita XP?

  Usually, you should find these drivers on the HP website.  If they do not have them then it may be that HP just does not support XP on this material.

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• Where can I find support for watching streaming videos of Microsoft training?

  I try to watch videos from office.microsoft.com training when using Silverlight to stream.  I get an error message stating "the video could not be displayed" whenever I launch the video link below while behind a corporate firewall.  Do we need to forward all ports to enable Silverlight stream these videos?  I reinstalled Silverlight using a completely clean install.  The video stream very well if I work around our corporate network/firewall and join our wifi network, so it has nothing to do with Silverlight.

  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/OneNote-Help/get-up-to-speed-fast-in-OneNote-2010-RZ101805102.aspx?CTT=5&origin=HA010370233§ion=2

  gknakama

  Your question is more technical than the normal end user questions that are asked in the Forums for answers.

  Try this link

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645032%28V=vs.95%29.aspx

  If this does not help, post your question in the TechNet Forums in the link below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winserverPN/threads

• Adobe CS6 Windows Production Premium Support for NVidia K5000 video card?

  When the Windows of Adobe CS6 Production Premium version will support the New NVidia Quadro K5000 Video card?

  We currently have not so the GPU acceleration.

  Help!

  You don't need 'official' support to make it work.  He just close PP and remove the file cuda_supported_cards.txt from the PP folder in Program Files.  Then restart PP.  You should now have the option to select the GPU acceleration.

• Where do I install the video drivers

  I installed the adobe pro premior. and when I started it there is a message for updating the video drivers where I install the video drivers in my 64 bit g6 pavilion system

  Hello

  G6 is a series of many models of laptop, what is yours and what is its operating system? Please use the following link to find the product/model of your machine:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00033108

  Kind regards.

• Windows 7 video drivers for HDX 9000

  I have a HDX 9000 T CTO notebook and have noticed that the video drivers in the driver download section have not been updated since January 2008.

  Y at - he's going to be an update for windows 7 or do we still use the old version?

  Check if youre running the power save mode (or balanced) in windows power settings. It is possible that the power of OS saving mode goes your gpu to x 1. Also check if you have the latest version of the bios and check the bios settings.

  better would be to launch cpu - z (http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpuz/cpuz_152.zip just run the .exe) once all just inside windows and then all within a game (just alt - tab or alt + ESC or press the windows button to access the desktop computer). even if a game is running, it should get up to 16 x.

• HDX 9010nr drivers for the Microphone, webcam and adapter TV hybrid.

  I have everything what it for Windows 7 running on my HDX 9010nr, except:

  -Microphone

  -WebCam

  -Adapter TV hybrid

  Otherwise I do it a lot.  Still love my HDX 9010nr!

  Please let me know if you know where I could find the three missing drivers.

  Thank you.

  Professor.

  The MediaSmart Webcam software is here:

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp45001-45500/sp45178.exe

  Try this driver TV Tuner:

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp45001-45500/sp45500.exe

  The microphone works via the audio driver (IDT), which should be available in Windows Update.

  -wes

• someone at - it audio and video drivers for a HP m7170n?

  someone at - it audio and video drivers for a HP m7170n? We had to climb a new hard drive and there was no disk backup with the driver information.

  Thank you!

  Yes, I understand your point.

  I'll assume you have XP Media Center Edition, which was the operating system that is provided with your PC.

  The specifications of your system also specify that your PC comes with the video card ATI Radeon X300SE, correct?

  Below should be XP video drivers you need for this card:

  http://support.AMD.com/us/gpudownload/Windows/legacy/pages/radeonaiw_mce.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.13&lang=English

  You can download the complete driver of features and software catalyst control center (the first download listed, or simply the WDM (Windows Driver Model) driver (without the catalyst control center software).

  Paul

• Y at - it a BluRay DVD player for the HP HDX 9010nr?

  Y at - it a BluRay DVD player for the HP HDX 9010nr?

  All readers of the laptop are of standard size and fits any SATA Blu - ray drive. Remove the rear latch and your old scope and mount it on the new.

  Here's a thread where the guy did the same thing, Hüffer provided a video. He speaks of a Dell and it's a bit long, but there finally gets to the part where the collar is change.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware/remove-black-silver-bezel-from-optical-drive/TD-p/605405

  It's one from e - bay, that will work.

  http://CGI.eBay.com/Samsung-Blu-ray-BD-ROM-8X-DVD-RW-laptop-SATA-drive-new-/370491248810?PT=PCC_Drives_Storage_Internal&hash=item5642ffd0aa

  It was reported that Sony Blu - ray players give problems, but after reading some of these threads, it looks more like a software problem.

  When you install the drive and startup, Windows automatically installs the driver (s) for you. HP Media Smart DVD is the only software to playback Blu - ray that HP has to offer, and it can be problematic.

  I would recommend buying some third party software form ArcSoft or Cyberlink. Don't forget that Cyberlink makes the software for HP, so if you have problems with MS DVD, then they can occur with Cyberlink. You can always use first of all of their trial.

  Here is a link to DVD MS, I use this on my dv8 and she (he) will work in your Dragon.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-87326-1&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&OS=4063&product=4011375&sw_lang=

  Save it on the desktop and install it from there, not in a temporary folder. If you use Commodo Fire Wall or AVG anti-virus software, these must be disabled before you download and install MS DVD.

  If you have problems to install MS DVD, post again and there is round so he could install.

• Cannot find or download video drivers for Inspiron 531

  Hi guys

  System:

  • Inspiron 531
  • AMD Athlon Dual Core 6000 + 3.01 GHz
  • Windows Vista 32-bit SP2
  • NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430

  Earlier, the display on two monitors connected to my Inspiron (Dell 24 "& Dell 22") deleted and enter Power Saving mode.

  Both screens are also connected to my XPS 8300 and they work very well with this system. I also checked the two cables and they work too.

  The monitors are usually connected to my Inspiron like this:

  • The 24 "monitor is connected to my Inspiron with a DVI - D to DVI - D cable
  • The 22 "monitor is connected through a DVI - D to VGA cable (the slot of DVI - D on the PC to the monitor VGA slot)

  However, if I run live of the Inspiron, its connected monitor VGA slot to works fine.

  The display shows a screen of information who advised me to click OK to complete the installation of the "new" NVIDIA software I have automatic updates turned off and I certainly did not begin any procedure update.

  Anyway, I clicked 'OK' and reconnected the monitors as normal to think everything would be ok, but they still do not work.

  I had a problem not long after I got this PC when I updated the video drivers from NVIDIA direct - I could run basically only to screen at resolution 800 x 600. I contacted the Support technique Dell and they said, it would be best to always get the updates driver directly from Dell. I did this and the problem was solved.

  I tried to find the relevant video drivers on the Dell site, but for some reason any my Inspiron no longer appears on my record details, only my most recent XPS. I tried to re - register, but I keep saying that my Service tag is no longer supported. I found anywhere else on this site where I can download the appropriate drivers.

  So I'm stuck - ideally I want to download the drivers for my dual monitor Setup works as it was before. I tried to do a system restore, but I don't know if it will work. In fact, I cling to the wide trying anything in case I find myself accidentally disabling VGA, power supply, so I won't be able to do anything with my system.

  Why Dell make life so difficult for someone who has purchased a product from them once his warrany has expired?

  Thanks for any help.

  What happens if you start in Mode safe?  -Restart, and then press F8 before Windows starts to load and choose Safe Mode from the menu.

  Assume correctly that it is an add-in PCI-e graphics card? A map is not... ??

  You can try this:

  1. Power off, unplug
  2. Press / hold the power button for about 15 sec.
  3. Carefully reinstall the video card in its niche.
  4. Then remove the battery from motherboard and the power button press / hold again to ~ 30 sec
  5. Reinstall the battery (right-side-to the top) and see if it works now

  NOTE: It may be a good idea to open BIOS setup (reboot and press F2) before trying the above. Copy down all the settings of the BIOS because the battery will reset the BIOS default settings. After reinstalling the battery, restart and press F2 and confirm that the settings match what you noted. Be sure to save changes before exiting the Setup program.

• Support for multiple video cards under ESX

  Hi all

  I was wondering how ESX would handle several video cards I try to virtualize our test network and need to have different virtual machines for separate monitors. I couldn't see any info on ESX and video drivers and I was wondering if, as the core ESX is a put to update the Linux kernel, it would just a matter of installing relevant video drivers to Linux according to a normal Linux installation.

  Thank you

  Martin.

  The vmkernel making virtualization and is, in essence, the operating system of your ESX is code written by vmware - where the origin of a component of the version of ESX - the ocnfusion service which is used to manage and control your ESX - the server console console service is essentially a virtual machine running a modified version of Linux RHEL 3 - now go back to your original question ESX does not supports several video cards , or you can access the Virtual Machines directly from the ESX Server. You must use a workstation running the VI Client - the VI Client is how you access your virtual machine providing access to the running virtual machine. You can access several simultaneousky of virtual machines running from a single workstation.

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• Firefox not supporting type mime or video format for CW Network only (so far)

  I don't get "video Format or the MIME Type is not supported" flashed on all videos on the site of the CW Network, then the video plays. but no where else. And as with Firefox 32.0.3 in Windows 8.1/64 pro (not N or KN) and Windows 7/64 Pro on another computer.

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  Checked the flash updates and they are up to date.

  I made a suggested HTML5 media player 'disable' in subject: config but that did not help. Cannot find any other suggestions for my system.

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• Video drivers for HP Pavilion 6700 Geforce 8400 gs

  I recently spent from Vista to XP on my laptop and now I have most of the drivers reloaded, I still can not find the drivers for my nVidia Gefore 8400 GS video card or my audio drivers.  I tried all the places I can think of as well as many hours trying all the drivers that are recommended for this problem.  Please help me.

  Well, after many hours of work on this computer, I think I've found which can cause a lot of problems crossing your operating system from Vista to XP and try to find your video and sound drivers.  Thus, in order to allow your drivers install on a computer that is come from the factory with Vista installed on it, you must download the program flash bios HP offering their topic Download Driver for XP for the laptop there.  After you properly flashed your bios without burning your northbridge in the meantime, you can install your video drivers.  But, still does not allow video drivers, at least for my computer which is a Pavilion 6700 on the nvidia site.  I found the applicable driver download for my computer to RadarSync. com, which is a nVidia 8400 m GS.  In addition, the same problem happened with my audio driver for my audio controller realtek alc268 HD, and I had to download this driver from a different 3rd party source who was techpowerup. com  I hope this helps those of you who may be trying to downgrade from vista to xp.  Be careful and good luck.