AT-GPIB/TNT AND Windows NT4 Install Problems

When I install my AT-GPIB/TNT card on a WinNT4 sp6 PC, it always fails the trouble shooting wizard. The wizard indicates a DMA conflict, but NT Diagnostics doesn't indicate any conflicts. All other available DMAs are consumed. Short of installing a PCI-GPIB card, how best can I resolve this issue. Note, GPIB communications will not work unless the GPIB card passes the trouble shooting wizard.
The odd thing is that it had worked previously...

What is the GPIB driver version that you have? I hope you have the latest GPIB driver available from http://www.ni.com/support/gpib/versions.htm.
I would recommend that you un-install the driver remove the card and follow the steps from www.ni.com/support/install. Also in the bios settings for NT the PNP option should be set to NO.

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ITunes 9.2 and Windows 7 Install problem

I've posted a problem here already, but now I'm on the actual machine. I removed all the Apple software to include removing iTunes 9.1.1.12
I rebooted the machine (running Windows 7 Ultimate)
Download a fresh copy of iTunes 9.2 and it installs up to the part where it tries to start the Bonjoure (spelling) service. I get this error:
Log Name: System
Source: Service Control Manager
Date: 6/25/2010 8:55:25 PM
Event ID: 7024
Task Category: None
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: Kids-XP
Description:
The Bonjour Service service terminated with service-specific error The parameter is incorrect..
Event Xml:
<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
<Provider Name="Service Control Manager" Guid="{555908d1-a6d7-4695-8e1e-26931d2012f4}" EventSourceName="Service Control Manager" />
<EventID Qualifiers="49152">7024</EventID>
<Version>0</Version>
<Level>2</Level>
<Task>0</Task>
<Opcode>0</Opcode>
<Keywords>0x8080000000000000</Keywords>
<TimeCreated SystemTime="2010-06-26T01:55:25.215200000Z" />
<EventRecordID>267832</EventRecordID>
<Correlation />
<Execution ProcessID="524" ThreadID="1780" />
<Channel>System</Channel>
<Computer>Kids-XP</Computer>
<Security />
</System>
<EventData>
<Data Name="param1">Bonjour Service</Data>
<Data Name="param2">%%87</Data>
</EventData>
</Event>

A Solution (install iTunes without Bonjour) ... aka "How to Hack the Install"
I've had exactly the same problem using my new iPhone 4 with Windows XP home. I had completely removed a previous version of iTunes and got the same error message giving a 3014 error against Bonjour part way through a fresh install of iTunes 9.2.1.5 ... After much searching on the net in desperation I took the install to the failure point again and then powered off the PC. I was curious what state this would leave the install ... I nosed around the hard disk on startup but the software wasn't there. Then I checked out the temporary folder under my user's "Documents and Settings" folder:
i.e. c:\Documents and Settings\<username>\local settings\temp and in there I found a new folder containing all of the "separate" installable ".msi" files for the different components of iTunes including a file bonjour.msi
The solution then is as follows:
a) Do the install until it fails with the "Bonjour service cannot be started" error.
b) BEFORE you rollback the install (i.e. with the error pop up still displayed) navigate to your "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\local settings\temp" folder and *make a copy* of the .msi files from the created folder (you will find a folder with a random name which is different for each install). You should have the following files (keep them together in one folder):
SetupAdmin.exe
AppleApplicationSupport.msi
AppleMobileDeviceSupport.msi
AppleSoftwareUpdate.msi
Bonjour.msi
iTunes.msi
QuickTime.msi
Note that if you try and find the files after cancelling the installation they won't be there as the installer removes them as part of its clean up routine.
c) Roll back the install by cancelling.
d) Completely remove all traces of iTunes, Quicktime etc... see: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1926
e) Reboot
f) RENAME or DELETE the Bonjour.msi from your copied folder so that the install won't be able to find it.
g) Double click the file from your copied folder iTunes.msi - the install will then go ahead and _will not_ install Bonjour.msi as it cannot find the bonjour.msi file.
I have tried this solution and it has worked using an iPhone 4. There may be some functionality missing in iTunes but as yet I haven't found it. The main thing was to get iTunes installed from scratch so that I could actually use the phone. Since applying the solution I have done an upgrade of the iPhone software to 4.0.2 so the phone is working fine with iTunes.
Hope this helps,
Phil

770-C45 and windows 7 install problem

Hello.. iam gonna try to explain this ass good as i can ..
Iam trying to do a clean install windows 7 ultimate (via DVD-ROM) . But the problem is when i come to the install setup it takes around 30sec or so from there to i get a black screen and the PC freezes.
I have to manually pull the power cord to restart the computer..
I have tryed:
Another graphic card gf 8800gts 640.
Just using 1 mem at a time and tryed it in every slot,
Tryed using another hard drive
Tryed using VGA adapter with VGA cable.
Tryed updating the firmware on the motherboard.
Even tested the graphic cards in another computer with windows 7 and they worked perfectly.
And nether of the above worked. and iam using windows xp atm and its working just fine.
PC specs:
MB: MSI 770-c45
CPU: AMD Phenom II x2 545
PSU: 550W
Ram: 2X2GB (OCZ3P1333LV2G) PC3-8500
HDD: 1x 500GB
graphic: MSI GeForce GTX 460 1GB "HAWK"
Any1 got any clue what can be the problem? is it a setting in the bios? or is the MB DOA?
Sorry if my explanation is bad .

Quote from: Sabbath on 27-April-11, 06:29:21
Hi,
I hope wiping the drive works for yeah.
As far as the psu is concerned, I agree with what the others are saying.
Looking at your psu specs, you only have 24 amps on the 12V rail.
Your video card requirements call for that but you have no head room.
Total watts is not the only way to pick a psu.
How those watts are deligated to the various voltages it puts out.
Plus you want a psu that offers "clean" consistant power.
When you get your w7 installed we can help you pick a better psu if thats what you want.
link to psu specs:
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=216857
24 amps on 12V rail.
video card specs:
http://www.tweaktown.com/popImg.php?type=content&img=3495_04_full.jpg
This is the specs of my 560WATT seasonic psu:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151098
Under the details tab, you can see this unit is rated at 46 amps.
Being this is a top of the line psu, it delivers that at clean power.
Researched the heck out of this before I bought it.
Sabbath
Realy tanx for explaining that . And i will for sure know that next PSU i get . And i will for sure take u upp on that offer
Quote from: Svet on 27-April-11, 03:33:25
wipe the hdd with manufacturer tool, then try again
I just tryed doing a FULL HDD wipe and tryed install win7 agian but it gave me the same result.
I allso borrowed a gfx PowerColor Radeon HD 5450 to test with.
When i tested i also tryed removing everything not needed inside the case. 2 x Case fan`s, 1x2gb memory brick.
But it gave me the same result.

Adobe Reader X and windows 7 install problems

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I have a early 2011 MacBook Pro upgraded to mavericks and windows 7 install cd what do I need to install bootcamp properly?

I have a early 2011 MacBook Pro upgraded to mavericks and windows 7 install cd what do I need to install bootcamp properly? I have the bootcamp assistant in my utilities folder but do I need an older version it's the 5. Something from mavericks and which drivers do I need my my computer?

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hello,
And thank you in advance.
I'm getting "Installer disk not found" message during boot camp 5 and windows 8 install on late 20011 MBP upgraded to OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Any ideas?
I've downloaded the Window support option software and the WindowSetupBox.exe and copied it to the USB drive. I tried to create an iso image from my Windows XP machine but recieved messages that Windows 8.1 could not run on XP. I've ordered the Windows 8.1 backup media.
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Thanks Tim

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http://getintopc.com/softwares/operating-systems/download-windows-8-pro/
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Installer disk not found message during boot camp 5 and windows 8 install on late 2001 MBP running Mavericks?

I'm getting "Installer disk not found" message during boot camp 5 and windows 8 install on late 2001 MBP running Mavericks. Any ideas?
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I had to have computer wiped clean and Windows 7 installed I've downloaded Itunes but my music is not there anymore. H

Recently had laptop wiped clean and Windows 7 installed. Downloaded I tunes again but can not pull up any of my music. Help please. Very computer illiterate!

Who wiped it? Did they make backups first? If not, then you've lost everything and not just itunes.
Do you at least have anything on an ipod?
If so, you can reinstall itunes and use the Transfer Purchases feature:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1848

FYI...Bootcamp 4.0 and Windows 8 installed without any problems.

After upgrading to OS X Lion, I formatted the Windows 7 partition on my MacBook Pro. I downloaded Windows 8 Consumer Preview and created an install disk. I had to insert the disk and boot to OS X, then select the DVD as the startup disk. A re-start booted to the Windows install screen. Windows 8 installed, then I ran the Bootcamp 4.0 drivers from a flash drive. Everything is working just fine...Hope this helps.

Because it does not work properly for me, am wondering if you have tried to create a shortcut to Desktop for your internet connection.
I right-click to disable the connection when not using it, and to enable as required and to see status. This has worked in all previous Windows versions including Windows 8 Developer Preview. I have put the question to http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/w8itpro but gotten no answer.
The way to get a shortcut is to right click the network icon next to sound in the task bar, selecting Open Networking & sharing. When there, select change adapter settings. In resulting screen, right-click your active internet icon & select Create shortcut - answer yes to get it to desktop.
You can drag it to taskbar to keep desktop clear. My problem is that while right click option allows disable, with next right click there is no enable in popup so I have to select open file location and left click adapter to enable it.
Wondered if it might be related to Bootcamp, Apple drivers somehow.
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Boot camp, windows xp and macbook pro-install problem

MacBook Pro 1,1
Mac OS X 10.6.8
Boot Camp Windows XP
I installed a SSD and want to put Windows XP back on the computer.
I had Windows XP running under Boot Camp on my old HDD.
During the Windows XP install when it tells you to
press ENTER to install Windows XP
press R to repair a Windows install
press F3 to exit
I can't get the install to accept any input from the keyboard.
I tried searching the discussions but I'm not finding the answer.
I'm sure it is just something simple I'm not doing. I had Windows XP
running on this MacBook Pro before.
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Bootcamp Windows 7 Install Problem

Hi,
I am having problems Installing Windows 7 via Bootcamp on My Macbook Pro 13" Early 2011 (running Mavericks) and was wondering if anyone could help/offer advice.
I took out the optical drive and put in an SSD a while ago, and now I want to install Windows 7 on the SSD. So firstly I tried installing it using a Windows 7 disc and an external optical drive but apparently you can't install it using that method (when you try to install it comes up with a blank screen and blinking cursor). Next I made a bootable USB using an ISO image, and tried to install via the BCA. But when I restart and try to install, it comes up with a black screen saying there is no bootable drive present; I have even tried holding down alt on start up to see what options I have for booting but all I have is the recovery drive and my SSD.
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Any help will be greatly appreciated.

On Macs with built-in Optical drives, there is no supported method of installing Windows, if the Optical drive has been removed. There are possible solutions, but there are convoluted.
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Itunes 1.11 windows 8 install problems, itunes 11.1 windows 8 install problems

I am running Windows 8 on a Dell XPS16 laptop and was using iTunes v 10 something. When upgrading my iPhone 4S to IOS7 while connected to iTunes running on my PC, the upgrade indicated that I needed to upgrade my iTunes to v11.1 something (the latest version). I proceeded to do this and the upgrade appeared to work OK. However, when attempting to restart iTunes (after a reboot) all that happened was that the iTunes Software License Agreement window opened on my PC. There are no buttons on the window, even after scrolling all the way to the bottom, and no option but to close the window. So my current state is that I now no longer have a working iTunes on my PC.
I have tried many of the suggestions made to others who were also having problems with this upgrade. Each time I downloaded, saved, ran or re-ran an upgrade, the install appeared to work fine and finished normally. Each time the installation populates the \Program Files (X86)\iTunes folders and the properties of the iTunes.exe are as follows:
I thought this was to be a Windows 64 bit upgrade so I'm not sure why it gets put in "...\Program Files (X86)" as opposed to "...\Program Files".
I have tried all of the following and each time I just get the same license agreement window shown previously:
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Pp 2.0 and Windows 7 sound problem

I received the error "The currently installed sound card driver does not support direct sound input. Recording is not possible." I tried many of the solutions offered on forums. This is what I found worked for me. (I have an HP with realtek hd audio)
I plugged in external speakers.
In adobe I went to Edit, Preferences, Audio Hardware, selected Pp windows sound, clicked on ASIO settings. For direct sound output ports I only have speakers selected and "Yes" for sync reference. For direct sound input port I have stereo Mix selected and sync reference no. To the left I have "Direct Sound Output", "Full Duplex", and "Start Input First" selected.
In my computers control panel under sound I have "speakers" selected as my playback and "stereo mix" selected as my recording.
I hope this helps others who like me are not computer savvy.

Thanks! Though I upgraded to solve the problem, this is good to know.
Bob
Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 04:45:42 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Premiere Pro 2.0 and Windows 7 - Direct Sound Input soundcard driver problem
Re: Premiere Pro 2.0 and Windows 7 - Direct Sound Input soundcard driver problem created by Steve-Italy in Premiere Pro CS4 & Earlier - View the full discussion
VERY VERY VERY EASY (now, when I solved the problem, not before...!!!)
Insert Micropone or any jack in Micropone Input or Aux Input, on your sound card or motherboard !
AND NOW YOU CAN USE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
Enjoy
Steve - Italy
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875P and Raptor WXP Install Problem

I've just purchased an 875P motherboard and two Raptor drives. I'm trying to install WXP on them. I first tried using the ICH5R controller, then the Promise controller, and finally the Silicon Image PCI card that came with the Raptors. All WXP installation attempts go the same way:
1) Set up AMI BIOS (version 1.2) to enable appropriate controller.
2) Enter controller utility to stripe the pair of drives to raid 0.
3) Run WXP CD and F6 to install appropriate controller driver.
4) WXP formats drives and loads some files.
All the above works for all three controller types, every time. Then when the WXP install procedure tries to reboot to Windows to complete the setup, I get the following message:
"Windows could not start because of a computer hardware disk configuration problem.
Could not read from selected boot disk. Check boot path and disk hardware.
Please check the Windows documentation about hardware disk configuration and your hardware reference manuals for additional information."
The same for all three controllers. I dropped back to just a single drive and same result. I changed cables; same result. I checked the drive with the WD Data Lifeguard Diagnotic Utility in fast and extended test, and it thinks the drive is fine.
I must be doing something very fundamentally wrong. I've done several WXP installations on different machines with IDE drives, so I'm not a newbie, but I'll not an expert either. I've searched this forum and seen that others have gotten this configuration to work, so again, I must be missing something obvious.
Thanks for any help you can give me.

Pete,
Thanks for the suggestion. Since my original posting, I put an IDE drive in the machine just so I could boot it, get it on the net, and update the BIOS. It is now 1.6, the latest I believe.
I have also downloaded the latest IAA from Intel. Between the new BIOS and the new IAA driver, I can now boot off of a single Raptor and see the other Raptor as a second disk. A partial victory.
Unfortunately, every attempt I make at making the two Raptor drives a Raid O array fails. I tried your BIOS settings, and many others, to no avail. The system always comes back with the same message in my original post. I eve tried to fix the Boot.ini per a entry in Microsoft's KnowledgeBase, but no help.
Pete and anyone else that has Raid 0 working on this motherboard, any more ideas before I declare defeat and move on?
Clayton

Msi k7t266 pro-RU Spontaneous Restart and win xp install problems

i have the following system:
athlon 1200ghz cpu with thermaltake cooler
msi k7t266 pro ru ver 2 bios ver3.7
nvidia geforce 2 mx400 64mb vcard
1x 128 ddr pc1600
1x 256 ddr pc1600
1x maxtor 7200 rpm 30gb HDD (master)
1x maxtor 5400 rpm 30gb HDD (slave)
1x cd-rom
1x cd-writer
1 conexant pci modem
1 lan card
1 casing fan
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i have the following problems:
1. i formatted my HDD in my other desktop and installed it in my msi system. i booted from the cd and installed winxp. after installation in windows i proceeded to install updated drivers and such. after installing drivers and win xp sp1 but before being able to install office xp, my pc restarted and its own and when it rebooted i got this messsage: cannot start windows. c:windowssystem32configsystem is corrupted. i was not able to start windows again after this.
2. after the above problem, i proceeded to attemp to install win xp again. i wasnt succesful because i always get a message saying cannot copy whatever.dll file all the time. so the installation wont continue.
i hope u can all help me. i feel that the win xp cd might be busted, but then again i am also concerned about problem #1 above. i feel that if i can install windows again i will have the same "spontanous restart" incident that first started and caused (i think) probelm #2
pls help.
thanks
Anton ;(

Hi!
Really, I don't think this could be a hardware problem since WinXp takes more than few minutes to install, and you did it, then you installed drivers and SP1. Why did you format HD in the other PC ? I would try a new install, taking out all not necesary stuff, leaving only CPU, memory and video card and formatting again the HD. for a clean install; then go adding the other hardware one by one, installing it's drivers and rebooting each time. Finally before connecting to internet enable Firewall to prevent Blaster Worm ( Don't know if still is going around ). One thing: Be sure HD is well connected and configured: Master if is a slave conected to same wire..etc.- If again you get an error, I would look for a faulty HD. 8)

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