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Hello. I'm using the 64 bit and cannot "Rate This Computer". So far everything else works well, except IE8 is slow to open new tabs. I'm running Core 2 Quad [email protected], 8GB RAM, and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 280. Any ideas? Thanks in advance! Nice OS, by the way!![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
Trouble with the typing, apparently!
Typo Typo Typo!
![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
Trouble with the typing, apparently!
Typo Typo Typo!
freddy1408
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It probably gives you an error message that for some reason one of your installed devices drivers is corrupt and that WEI cannot continue. I have received this error on numerous situations. Many times it is due to the fact that a piece of your software is incompatible with the WEI. I have had no success yet at debugging this issue but am hopeful that in the future i will find a solution.
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you didn't install any graphic drivers?
are you using nvidia and windows 7 64bit? because as far as I know nvidia does not provide a decent 64bit driver for windows 7 (or at all?).
in any case, check the optional windows updates (there should be a windows 7 beta driver for your graphic card).
just go to windows updates and check for updates, then click optional updates (or something like that, don't have the english version of windows ;-))
you can check what drivers are missing by going to the device manager - any device with an exclamation mark or red error icon next to it isn't installed properly
are you using nvidia and windows 7 64bit? because as far as I know nvidia does not provide a decent 64bit driver for windows 7 (or at all?).
in any case, check the optional windows updates (there should be a windows 7 beta driver for your graphic card).
just go to windows updates and check for updates, then click optional updates (or something like that, don't have the english version of windows ;-))
you can check what drivers are missing by going to the device manager - any device with an exclamation mark or red error icon next to it isn't installed properly
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