Recent content by kaptinkurk

No, i don't believe this is a virus. All of my problems were fixed on the last update.

You wouldn't think that that would fix it so easily :p I'll have to let my friend know this that is having the same problems

Well it is good to here you resolved them. Anyone else having problems just ask and i'll try and help them :D

So do you know how the problem was fixed? So other people will know. Or did it just all of a sudden start working? Did you do anything out of the ordinary before it started working?

I was only messing with you anyway :p just felt like saying it so you would know, you know? and after this post i wont go any further off topic

Srry for the disrespect but you just quoted what I had just said.

I don't believe that it is windows 7 that is making the problems of Dual-Screening. I myself have 2 monitors installed and I have also plugged in 3 to see if it worked. You might want to make sure all of your drivers are installed properly. Just to make sure I would uninstall the drivers then go...

Norton360, teamspeak, microsoft office, firefox, filezilla, adobe acrobat reader and presenter. That is all the programs i have installed so far :p lol

Well I have reformatted 5 times since using Windows 7. There is always some little error that happens that makes A LOT of errors and then makes my computer nonoperational. Anyway anyone finds a fix then let me know mean while I really don't care because I don't shutdown my computer anyway. But...

It does nothing. It just sits there. Never shows any signs that it is trying to shut down or anything...:mad: Yeah idk if anyone reported it yet or not...

What drivers would I update? I can login in normal mode fine i just can't shutdown, restart, log off, etc.

Having the same problem. Be nice if a support team could help us out or point us in the right direction. Im also in the 7000 build.

What I would try to do is put in your recovery disk then go to the "boot-options" on start up and select your CD-ROM, or does your CD-ROM not work? If your CD-ROM does not work then i would try and use an alternative computer and copy all of the files from your recovery disk/disks onto a flash...

How did you connect your sound? Digital? AV? 3.5 jack? These may be your mistake if you didn't connect properly. What sound card are you using? What driver, is it updated? -kaptinkurk

Well have you tried dragging your mouse all around the screens corners to see if it went onto the screen? If it does then all you do is right click on your desktop. Click screen resolution. then click and drag your second monitor display to your desired side. -kaptinkurk