Recent content by vdude

I can't figure out any way to get the conversion feature to work... grr... I'm running the Windows 7 Enterprise RTM trial... Good job on Microsoft not fixing a known bug that wasn't present in older versions of the application >.< (Not to mention... IT STILL EXISTS ON THE RTM!!! >.<)

Drivers & Tools | GAME.AMD.COM Try the drivers on that link. You said that it's about 8 months old, and if its an integrated ATI, I would think it's this driver... >.< ATI Radeon HD 3100 or HD 3200 series for integrated, right? If you have something older... hmm... Link Removed - Invalid URL...

Sorry, if I write in German, but with Englich is not possible. I would just like my resentment about the paternalism of the user by W7 express. Apart from the fact that after every reboot again and again for each program, the query is whether I start him really wants to allow - because not...

I really doubt it's due to compatibility, since he did claim that the program worked fine initially. Since this is a laptop, and you have such a power-demanding processor in there, there's going to be a ton of heat. After a certain extent, the CPU automatically recognizes that the fan isn't...

Right click on the start menu, go to properties, and check to make sure the two options are checked. The two options are "Store and display recently opened programs in the Start menu" and "Store and display recently opened items in the Start menu and taskbar" If that isn't the problem, then I...

I don't have my comp with me right now (I've been typing through my phone >.<) but I'll run a vm on 7127. I really doubt that they would remove features at this point, but that is an interesting bug The jumplist started working right after I made the changes, but I'm using 7100 right now...

Wow... what kind if laptop do you have? and btw, it kinda makes sense if there were RAM problems, and the graphics driver crashed as a result, since the graphics card usually shares on-board RAM (even if it is a discrete graphics card). If you're still having problems though, maybe a good clean...

Hmm... I actually didn't remember about this feature until I saw those pictures you posted, but once I enabled that option in the Options panel and also enabled history, the jumplists work properly... did you try enabling both options? And, also, the jumplist doesn't start making itself until...

I opened up my recovery partition, and I noticed files that had a strange similarity to what Windows has, and to some extent, what the installation disc has as well. Installation from the OS has been possible for as long as I can remember. I remember installing Windows 95 on my 3.11 machine...

You probably disabled the option when you ran the initial setup thing. Go to the options panel, and I think the last option allows for what you see. Furthermore, if you want the history on there too, you can go to the Privacy tab and select which ones you want to show up.

You know, that really sounds like the stick of RAM you removed was just bad ram... I have 4GB RAM with no problem at all... The BSOD was probably created when something tried to access the particular section of RAM that was screwed up, although the error message does seem odd. Remove the 1GB...

How far does it get into the boot process of the DVD? Or does it not boot at all? If it doesn't boot at all... that sounds like a computer issue, or maybe just bad DVDs... :O

Can't you remove the 250GB drive, repartition the 160GB drive through the setup of Windows 7, and make it work that way? I'm not exactly sure what GPT is, but if possible, I would think that that would be the easiest way... And if you had pre-partitioned the drive so you wouldn't have the...

Dude, you can initiate the installation from an existing operating system... The only restriction that I've seen is that you can't initiate a x64 installation through x86 OS I remember when I started the install on one of the older builds, there was an option to copy the installation files to...

Did you install the latest driver for your graphics card? Some cards seem to have problems getting Aero from the driver Windows Update gives. Get the driver from ATI's website and install it. Perhaps you'll have better luck then? :D For x86...