No internet in Windows 7 x64

I've installed windows 7 x64 on my MPB from mid-2010. I'm running Boot Camp's 3.1 drivers on it. Windows won't connect to the network, though. It finds the wireless network, connects to it, but it won't establish a connection with the internet. Instead it says I'm connected to an 'unidentified network' without any access to the internet. It seems this problem existed with pre-3.1 drivers, but I'm running 3.1 and the problem persists. I have tried installing the 3.2 and 3.3 updates as well, but to no avail.
I currently have no idea how to solve this problem as the only solution I seem to be able to find is to install 3.1 drivers. Any else knows of this problem or knows how to fix it?

Get wired working first.
then configure modem and networking
see what other wifi there is you are seeing and maybe change channels, the type security etc.
normally once the internet chipset is enabled and there is a driver, you should be able to.
other route worth $30 or the direct download is go with Boot Camp 4.01 drivers the newest part of Lion.
Is this a G or N modem? how old? check for firmware update?

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Please god . deactivate this product. Your troubleshooters dont work, cannot deactivate. I am using RETAIL, adobe acrobat xi.Connected to internet. On for over 20 min. Open to deactivate greyed out. Windows 7 x64 pro. This crap makes people want to use fr

Please god . deactivate this product. Your troubleshooters dont work, cannot deactivate. I am using RETAIL, adobe acrobat xi.Connected to internet. On for over 20 min. Open to deactivate greyed out. Windows 7 x64 pro. This crap makes people want to use fraud. I just want it OFF do i can USE it on another COMPUTER.
can anyone in customer support deactivate this??

Hi Terry,
I have checked the serial number and found that you have sufficient activation count left to install it on 2 computers.
Please uninstall the software and activate it on the other machine. In case of issues please let me know and I will help you.
Here is my direct email: [email protected]
Chat Support email:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/service1.html
Regards,
Rave

Windows 7 x64 on 2009 MB, step-by-step instructions and solutions

ok, after spending days on this with about 10+ clean installs on 2 different machines and searching forums about various problems, i'm going to go step by step in a flow-chart like manner to describe the steps and various pitfalls in getting windows 7 ultimate 64 bit installed correctly on a macbook (late 2009)...most of this i didn't figure out on my own, this is a compilation of solutions found by others. i'll try and link or credit anyone i can, but honestly can't remember where i saw all of this. part of this is to share my days of frustration to try and save someone some time. also, in case i have to do this again, i want a record of it so i don't have to start from scratch next time.
i don't have everything working perfectly, but i have wireless and sound, but not sure if all the drivers are up to date. i'm still working on the headphone issue, i don't have sound yet with headphones, but i got the speakers to work.
i'm going to preface this by saying that windows 7 is a horrible piece of software, i'm only helping a friend do it because she's an architect and needs autocad, but she wants a mac for daily use. also, i'm doing this from a spanish install of windows 7 (here in south america), so it's a pain to translate this cruddy convoluted OS into english as i'm not familiar with windows 7 anyway, so i'll do my best. i'm not a pc expert. also going to say that the windows 7 x86 and x64 installs i've done on a couple macbook pro 15's seems to work much better (full trackpad functionality, expose works) and without as many problems...i don't know why it doesn't seem to work as well in x64 on the macbook, i'm still investigating.
also, i want to say that a fresh (first-time) bootcamp partition with windows install after a clean mac os x install seems to produce the best results. i say this because i wasn't happy with all the hacks in my first couple attemtps, so i erased the bootcamp partitions and re-created them to re-install windows 7 again. but i started experiencing some peculiarities that never happened in the first install after a clean Mac OS X install. it's as if the computer leaves artifacts from previous installs and acts funny. also, reboots and start-up times seem to be slower now than when it was a first-time fresh install. anyway, i'll try and outline all the weirdness here, indicated by asterisks *
SO, HERE GOES:
1) Go to Bootcamp Utility > Create Bootcamp partition
2) Afterwards, this should take you to a restart into the windows install dvd....if install dvd boots fine, skip to step 3
** if you get a gray screen (happened to me after subsequent re-install attempts), you have to power off and reboot holding down "C" key to boot from the dvd...or you can hold down alt/opt key to get the icons of bootable volumes, at this point it should be mac os x and the windows dvd. the point is, force it to boot from the dvd if it hangs on re-start.
3) Windows install should start. Select language, etc....You should then get to a screen listing all the partitions (should be 3 of them). Choose the Bootcamp partition and format (erase) it to proceed with the install.
4) Windows should start installing all the files and will reboot a couple times, here's where things get weird possibly. On the first attempt at installing Windows 7, the install went smoothly on restart.
** some of you might get a blinking cursor and a black screen that goes on forever. Supposedly this is a bug in Windows 7, having to do with video drivers or something. I don't understand because my first install attempt, it rebooted just fine and the installation continued.
anyway, what you have to do here if you get the forever-black screen is power down the machine with the power button and restart holding the alt/option key. this time when you get the bootable volumes on the gray screen, choose the Windows partition, which will now appear. DON'T boot up from the DVD. upon restart into Windows, you should be back in the installation process and it will attempt to finish the install here.
it might be my imagination, but once i had to reboot into the dvd here to actually finish the install. technically Windows is not finished installing at this step, you just have to figure out how to get past the black screen to finish the install. try both.
5) Windows should go back to where it left off before the restart, then finish the install.....and restart AGAIN. On my first attempt, the restart went smoothly and started the "first time user" process...
** some of you will get the black screen YET AGAIN, this happened to me on my subsequent attempts at re-installing Windows. again, you need to power off and start up holding the alt/option key, choose the Windows partition and it should take you to the "first time user configuration" process....since at this point, windows is indeed installed.
6) Here you will fill out all your information, product key, etc...and get into Windows. Here you will have some other problems.
Problem #1: you have no drivers to run Windows on your Mac, so you will need to install Bootcamp in windows from your Mac OS X install dvd
Problem #2: you have no "right click", because you don't have drivers, so you might not be able to eject the Windows dvd to put in the Mac dvd
Solutions: you can't control-click or right click, BUT YOU CAN hover over the DVD drive ( "D:" in your computer, my PC or whatever it's called in english) and see if there's an "eject disc" option.
for some reason, my Windows dvd was spinning and not being recognized, so i just rebooted (alt/option) into Mac OS X and ejected the disc there. the point is, you need to eject the Windows disc and put in the Mac OS X install disc to access Bootcamp for Windows.
7) Reboot into Windows (if you had to boot into Mac to eject the disc). Insert Mac OS X install disc. Navigate to BootCamp setup.exe and run it.
** the first time i did this, it ran no problem. but in subsequent attempts, it gave me the "x64 not supported by this computer" message that everyone seems to encounter. there is a bypass for this outlined here:
http://www.techulous.com/hardware/how-to-apple-boot-camp-64-bit-for-windows-7-on -unsupported-macs.html
8) Ok, so now you should have Bootcamp 3.0 installed. Now you need to update it with Bootcamp 3.1 update. Download it here and run it. This is required for 64 bit support, I believe this is the link:
http://support.apple.com/kb/dl979
** hopefully you don't have problems, i didn't, so you might have to search the forums since i can't anticipate what might happen here, it worked for me every time.
9) Ok, i think it might reboot after the update install. Now you have Bootcamp installed and most of the drivers you need, however not everything works. Some of the drivers will be out of date.
Problem #1: you may or may not have updated nvidia drivers. mine are ok, but check nvidia website if you have doubts. most of their drivers are for PC hardware, however, so the ones on the bootcamp disk and update should be fine.
Problem #2: almost everyone has wi-fi connectivity problems. it has to do with the wrong/outdated broadcom drivers from bootcamp. i will outline how i got it to work (based on someone else's solution i found in some forum or other).
Problem #3: almost everyone is having sound issues. i'll explain what i did. i still have no sound coming out of the headphone jack, i'm working on that next. but i have speaker sound and no red light coming out of the headphone jack.
** first of all, you should probably download firefox from internet explorer in windows, then update adobe flash, it's a pain....i used another computer to download the drivers, then transfered them by USB drive, but you can do it however u want.
Solution to wi-fi: ok, not sure where i got this information, but i downloaded HP drivers in a file called "sp45524.exe"....here's the link:
http://www.wireless-driver.com/download/hp/hp-broadcom-wireless-lan-windows7-dri ver-v560188.htm
apparently the broadcom drivers in Bootcamp 3.0 and 3.1 update won't install on Windows 7 x64 for some reason, lot of people are getting "code 10".
what i did is this:
9a) run the .exe file, it will create a folder called SWSetup\SP45524 that will house the drivers. there's a setup file in that folder, i didn't try it. perhaps it will install from there, but everything i read suggested a different step. ** if you run the set up file, you may have to run as administrator, or use the "troubleshoot compatibility" trick to get it to work.
9b) Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Device Manager > Network adapters
you should uninstall or deactivate any drivers you have. if it's not showing any wi-fi adapter, right click and "check for new hardware" (not sure how it's translated into english from spanish)....you should have an unknown device pop up with the yellow icon and exclamation mark. double click on that, assign it as a network adapter.
when you get to the driver tabs, you can install it from there. this is where it gets tricky. click "install driver", "check drivers on this computer", "choose from a list of drivers on this computer", "use disc", and in the dialogue box ("install from disc" that says "copy manufacturers files from", navigate to the C: SWSetup|SP45524 folder and click until you can accept. this will load up a different list of drivers.
(sorry, i'm translating the Windows from spanish to english, and i'm not familiar with exactly what they say in english, so you'll just have to use your imagination)
you should now have a small list of drivers. personally, i chose the first one on the list "Wi-Fi adapter Broadcom 43224AG 802.11a/b/g/draft-n", but the second one worked also. again, i'm doing this on a late 2009 white macbook (6.1) and it works. according to the date of the driver, it seems like it might not even be the most current and might be older than the one that's on the MAC OS X install disc, but none of the ones on the disc work. this one does. (thanks to whoever found this out, i can't find the original link of the post with this driver reference).
Solutions to sound: ok, there are multiple posts on this, everything from updating realtek to sigmatel...personally what worked for me was to download the most current Cirrus Logic drivers.
everyone has been pointing to this post:
http://www.stuffedcow.net/macbook_audio
it doesn't really tell you what to do exactly. i'm not even sure what to do, but here's what i did. actually, i downloaded what was supposed to be the CS4207 driver here:
http://www.cirrus.com/en/products/pro/detail/P1233.html
then i followed the same procedure as before with the network adapter driver...."install driver", "check drivers on this computer", "choose from a list of drivers on this computer", "use disc", and in the dialogue box ("install from disc" that says "copy manufacturers files from", navigate to the folder you just downloaded from the above link.
you should have an updated list of drivers. what i don't understand is that the Cirrus site lists the most current driver as CS4207, but the only thing that has 4207 in it starts with CDB. in any case, i chose the last one on the list, CS4206A (AB 99).
i have no idea why i chose that, it just seemed to be the most current. in any case, sound works now.
Ok, i tested all this stuff in skype. wifi, microphone and speakers work, isight works. however, still no headphone sound. so if anyone knows how to fix that, please let me know. i haven't gotten to that part yet. but i've spent like over a week trying to figure this out. windows 7 is so horrible that there seems to be so many steps to getting it just right, and i just found myself starting all over (i didn't mention the nightmare with license breaks with AutoCad due to windows reading the clock differently...that's another hack that i had to deal with...and failure meant re-installing everything).
ok, off to bed now....

Windows 7 x64 all updates
Just doublechecking. Does that include the recent chkdsk hotfixes?
[The Chkdsk.exe program does not start correctly on a Windows 7-based computer|http://support.microsoft.com/kb/975778]

Satellite P750: Unable to install Bluetooth Stack driver on Windows 7 (x64)

Hello.
I own a *Satellite P750-02T* (Part no. *PSAY3A-02T001*).
In the order what I did:
1) I formatted its HDD and reinstalled OS to *Windows 7 x64 Ultimate SP1*.
Then I downloaded *ONLY BIOS and the drivers* from [its Downloads page|http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support/computers/satellite/p750/psay3a-02t001/download?os=25] :
2) I updated its BIOS to *v1.90* (the laptop came with v1.80)
3) I installed all the drivers:
- both LAN and WiFi
- Intel Chipset (latest available)
- all video drivers (Intel HD Graphics, NVIDIA Graphics, and Intel HDMI)
- Card Reader
- Realtek HD Audio (latest)
- Synaptics Touchpad
- USB3.0
- IR
- TV-Tuner
However, I'm *unable to install the Bluetooth driver (v8.00.06(T)* )...
When I run setup from the [above-mentioned page|http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support/computers/satellite/p750/psay3a-02t001/download?os=25] it partially detects *'Bluetooth USB Controller-10 from TOSHIBA'* (USB\VID_0930&PID_0215&REV_001)
and then installation simply freezes displaying +'Installing the Bluetooth Driver. Please wait+.' and stays like that forever...
I also tried downloading a driver from [another location|http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/index.php?page=download-toshiba] for TOSHIBA notebooks - v8.00.02(T):
and followed installation instructions displayed under 'Details'
but there was the same outcome - the setup simply freezes...
Installing Hotfix (*KB978258*) recommended there didn't work either - the message '+The update is not applicable to your computer+' pops up.
And I understand why - this Hotfix is [already included|http://download.microsoft.com/download/E/B/A/EBA55FE2-373A-4351-9346-6D762B79AA69/Updates%20in%20Win7%20and%20WS08R2%20SP1.xls] into Service Pack 1 for MS Windows 7.
I spent hours searching on the Internet for a solution. Although there were some similar cases none of the recommendations actually worked. I tried installing:
- WiFi driver before installing Bluetooth (someone suggested that those two are the parts of the same card);
- resuming installation in Safe Mode;
- *Toshiba Value Added Package* hoping those tools somehow will kick in.
Nothing worked...
It's interesting that when for the sake of experiment I tried to run installation for my generic Bluetooth adapter (using the driver [for non-TOSHIBA notebooks|http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/index.php?page=download]) then everything run smoothly!
*Using Bluetooth connection on this laptop is very crucial for me.*
I hope I shall not have to return this wonderful notebook as I know TOSHIBA is one of the best manufactures and am sure there is a solution to this problem.
Thank you very much.
Evgeny.
Message was edited by: CVD
clarified about using another generic Bluetooth adapter with non-TOSHIBA driver

For FN functionality you must install Toshba Value added package. Toshiba flash cards utility is part of this package.
I dont know if P750 has WLAN switch but before you start BT installation be sure WLAN LED is ON.
BTW here is installation order for Win7 on Satellite P750 (European but the same order must be for your Australian model):
Win7 64bit SP1
PatchFiles V1.0
PlayReady PC Runtime V1.3
Sun Java2 Runtime Environment 1.6.0_20
TOSHIBA Assist 4.02.02
TOSHIBA Bulletin Board 2.1.10
TOSHIBA ReelTime 1.7.17.0
Intel Chipset SW Installation Utility 9.2.0.1015
Intel Management Engine Interface V7.0.4.1197
Intel Display Driver 8.15.10.2353
NVIDIA Display Driver 267.44
Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver 10.1.2.1004
TOSHIBA Supervisor Password Utility 1.63.51.2C
TOSHIBA HW Setup Utility 1.63.1.34C
TOSHIBA Flash Cards Support Utility 1.63.0.12
TOSHIBA Value Added Package 1.5.4.64
NVIDIA HD Audio Driver 1.1.13.1
Realtek Audio Driver 6.0.1.6305
TOSHIBA Wireless LAN Indicator 1.0.3
Intel Wireless LAN Driver
Synaptics Touch Pad Driver 15.2.11.1
TOSHIBA HDD Protection 2.2.1.13
Atheros Bluetooth Filter Driver Package v1.0.4
Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba v8.00.06(T)
Realtek LAN Driver 7.038.0113.2011
Jmicron Card Reader 1.00.57.02
ENE CIR Driver V3.2
YUAN DVB-T/ATSC Tuner Driver V2.3.3.41
USB3.0 Driver 2.0.34.0
TOSHIBA Sleep Utility 1.4.2.7
TOSHIBA Face Recognition 3.1.9
TOSHIBA eco Utility 1.2.24.64
Intel Proset 14.0.2.0.1.s64_wCAT
TOSHIBA HDD/SSD Alert 3.1.64.8
TOSHIBA Service Station 2.1.52
HDMI Control Manager 2.0.0.7.64
TOSHIBA Remote Control Manager 3.0.6.1
TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor 1.7.5.64
ConfigFree
TOSHIBA Web Camera Application
TOSHIBA Network Device ID Registry Setting Tool 3.0.32.4-14_wMSI
TOSHIBA Media Controller 1.0.86.2
TOSHIBA Media Controller Plug-in 1.0.6.1
TOSHIBA Resolution+ Plug-in for Windows Media Player 1.1.0
Intel Wireless Display 2.0.29T2
PatchFiles PCIIDEREG-1.2
PatchFiles
I hope this will help you a bit.

Itunes 11.1.4 update on Windows 7 X64

My "automatic update" running on Windows 7 X64 for iTunes just "bombed" with errors. The first and repeated error was a c++ related error 6304 which occurs when there is an incorrect or missing "manifest" for an attempted install. The second was a 1114 Windows error telling me that the install failed. After this occurred, I was unable to either use iTunes which had been working or to complete the install manually. I'm now without control of my downloaded content, my appple TV and my own extensive library of mp3 and other files which had been registered with iTunes. My attempts to follow posted directions to complete a "clean install" of iTunes for a Windows X64 system have only led to more problems! Since none of my Apple hardware is any longer under hardware warranty due to its age, I'm caught between a rock and a hard place.   I can't get iTunes to work so I can't maintain my iPad, or serve content to my Apple TV! This *****! I have older versions of iTunes installed on older Windows XP and Vista computers which do not take advantage of the X64 hardware I would prefer to use to maintain my library and run my media server for the Apple TV which I've been using to serve content to my Apple TV for years.
When I try to follow posted directions to remove certain directories in the Windows Program Files (X86) directories to get a clean install, I find the files locked by running programs, some of which help support the x86 browsers I run in addition to Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 for X64, so I'm not about to raslhy try to blow away all the software I ever got from Apple just to get a good reinstall of iTunes.   Can anyone gvie me suggestions. I'm quite computer literate and a retired software applications engineer.

I managed to take the "reinstall route" too.... Here's the lates diagnostic report from my system. I had to unistall the 32 bit drivers which Apple leaves lying around which are booted by default in Windows 7, reboot, then do a full reinstall not by downloading the full package and attempting to run the installer via the download, something that had failed a couple of times, but by "running" the installer directly from the web. The successful install was actually executed from a 3rd party web site, not directly from Apple, something that I am normally loath to do. Here's what the installed package says:
Microsoft Windows 7 x64 Home Premium Edition Service Pack 1 (Build 7601)
Acer Aspire Z3731
iTunes 11.1.4.62
QuickTime 7.7.4
FairPlay 2.5.16
Apple Application Support 3.0
iPod Updater Library 11.1f5
CD Driver 2.2.3.0
CD Driver DLL 2.1.3.1
Apple Mobile Device 7.1.0.32
Apple Mobile Device Driver 1.64.0.0
Bonjour 3.0.0.10 (333.10)
Gracenote SDK 1.9.6.502
Gracenote MusicID 1.9.6.115
Gracenote Submit 1.9.6.143
Gracenote DSP 1.9.6.45
iTunes Serial Number 001DB6A80B04D9A0
Current user is not an administrator.
The current local date and time is 2014-01-23 19:52:59.
iTunes is not running in safe mode.
WebKit accelerated compositing is enabled.
HDCP is supported.
Core Media is supported.
Video Display Information
Intel Corporation, Intel(R) G45/G43 Express Chipset
Intel Corporation, Intel(R) G45/G43 Express Chipset
**** External Plug-ins Information ****
No external plug-ins installed.
Genius ID: 9d9c2ee8eeda35316ddf4323eecbe290
iPodService 11.1.4.62 (x64) is currently running.
iTunesHelper 11.1.4.62 is currently running.
Apple Mobile Device service 3.3.0.0 is currently running.
**** Network Connectivity Tests ****
Network Adapter Information
Adapter Name: {73783F5F-438E-41AF-97CD-4BE36E0AC204}
Description: Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter
IP Address: 0.0.0.0
Subnet Mask: 0.0.0.0
Default Gateway: 0.0.0.0
DHCP Enabled: Yes
DHCP Server:
Lease Obtained: Wed Dec 31 19:00:00 1969
Lease Expires: Wed Dec 31 19:00:00 1969
DNS Servers:
Adapter Name: {DDE044BB-6BCC-4AD9-9631-1343B10976F5}
Description: Realtek RTL8191SU Wireless LAN 802.11n USB 2.0 Network Adapter #2
IP Address: 192.168.1.100
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
DHCP Enabled: Yes
DHCP Server: 192.168.1.1
Lease Obtained: Thu Jan 23 19:49:59 2014
Lease Expires: Fri Jan 24 19:49:59 2014
DNS Servers: 75.75.76.76
75.75.75.75
192.168.1.1
Adapter Name: {D0A2626C-CFE2-4DAD-81AA-55819A8E0FB3}
Description: Intel(R) 82567V-2 Gigabit Network Connection
IP Address: 192.168.1.149
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
DHCP Enabled: Yes
DHCP Server: 192.168.1.1
Lease Obtained: Thu Jan 23 19:49:11 2014
Lease Expires: Fri Jan 24 19:49:11 2014
DNS Servers: 75.75.76.76
75.75.75.75
192.168.1.1
Active Connection: LAN Connection
Connected: Yes
Online: Yes
Using Modem: No
Using LAN: Yes
Using Proxy: No
Firewall Information
Windows Firewall is on.
iTunes is NOT enabled in Windows Firewall.
Connection attempt to Apple web site was successful.
Connection attempt to browsing iTunes Store was successful.
Connection attempt to purchasing from iTunes Store was successful.
Connection attempt to iPhone activation server was successful.
Connection attempt to firmware update server was successful.
Connection attempt to Gracenote server was successful.
Last successful iTunes Store access was 2014-01-23 19:52:13.
　This is the second successive release that has given me fits. I'm of the opinion that the problem may have something to do with the need Apple feels that they must have their various "acceptances" of terms and conditions re-authorized on each successive version, or a poorly managed gradual migration of components from the 32 bit code base to the 64 bit code base that causes pathing problems when the automatic updater runs in this Microsoft "hybrid" 32 bit or 64 bit environent. At any rate, uninstalling iTunes completely seems to have had only minimal impact on my library.   I did notice that the successful install paused and seems to have executed code which may have updated the structure of my library from that left behind after I unistalled the previous 11.1.3 version. I wish they would do a better job of testing their automatic updating procedure for us poor 2nd class citizens. I'm not going to scrap my newest intel based system just because their software testing folks focus first on Apple's version of the world.

I have upgraded to iTunes 10.4 this morning, and now my iTunes toolbar no longer works. I'm running it on a windows 7 x64 machine.

After upgrading my iTunes installation to 10.4 my toolbar has stopped working completely.
The start/stop, back and forward, volume slider and restore buttons do nothing at all when clicked.
They worked perfectly before the upgrade, and I have rebooted/shutdown my machine numerious times and it still doesn't work.
I am running Windows 7 x64 on an HP 8000 Elite (Core Duo E8500 3.16GHz with 8GB)
Any ideas, or is it a code problem???

Well everything works fine for me using 64 bit Windows 7 on a Dell XPS.
I guess you could try a repair install of iTunes to see if that helps. Try disconnecting from the Internet disabling all security software while you do the repair in case something is getting blocked.
If that doesn't work, try another account to see if the problem is account specific. If it is Try the things in the section on user specific problems in this troubleshooting article:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1717
However the section on content specific problems is probably not relevant.

Can't launch Cisco Configuration Professional on Windows Vista x64

The Help is necessary to resole the issue (see subject).
Tech enveronment
Windows Vista x64
Adobe Reader X ver. 10.1.0 (Russian)
Cisco Configuration Professional 2.5
JRE 6 update 27
JRE 6 update 27 (64-bit)
Internet Explorer 9.0.8112.16421IS
While launch CCP popup the message box :
"Unable to read the resource file. The file could be corrupted. Please re-install Cisco Configuration Professional to resolve the issue."
Ones (never popup after) Popup the message box (InstallShield Wizard):
Adode Reader is not present on the PC. It is required to view the PDF file.
Also the message box InstallShield Wizard:
Internet Explorer with javaplug-in version 1.6.0_11   Cheked
Adobe Flash Player version 10                              Cheked
Memory 1 Gb                                                      Cheked
Screen Resolution 1024x768                                Cheked
Cuted _cpinstaller_004.log file:
Product : Cisco Configuration Professional version 1.0
10-4-2011 16:48:31 LOG   : Command line options =
10-4-2011 16:48:31 LOG   : GetOS: OS Windows Vista
10-4-2011 16:48:31 LOG   : GetOSServicePack: service pack 2
10-4-2011 16:48:31 LOG   : GetIEVersion: IE version 9.0.8112.16421
10-4-2011 16:52:51 LOG   : CheckCCPPorts: WARNING 80 is not a registered HTTP port
10-4-2011 16:53:27 ERROR : SetRunAsAdmin: ERROR REG_APP_COMBAT_LAYERS_ROOT could not be created.
10-4-2011 16:53:46 LOG   : GetJavaIEPluginVersion: java IE plugin version 1.6.0_27
10-4-2011 16:53:47 LOG   : GetFlashPlayerVersion: flash player version 10
10-4-2011 16:53:47 LOG   : GetScreenResolution: screen resolution 8
10-4-2011 16:54:14 LOG   : OpenPDFFile: Adobe reader could not be found on system.
10-4-2011 16:56:17 LOG   : OnEnd: installation successfully completed.

Hi,ngoldwat!
Yes, off cource, I've tried to launch CCP with Administartor rights - no success.
I have re-installed CCP under Local Admin and launched it. Great!!! It works! But, one of but, the app does not launch from domain user while I use Run as Administrator. I think the issue in the permission and/or user's profile.
Thanks ngoldwat! You have helped me.

Fresh Install Windows 7 x64 IE 9 Flash Player Crash

Greetings All,
I am working on a major imaging prject for my organization. I'm getting ready to create a new image for some of our machines so I was getting the reference computers ready. I have noticed that when flash player is enabled in IE 9 it crashes the browser. I get the "Internet Explorer has stopped working" error. I can click the close program button, IE will try to launch the same page again and i get the error again with a bar on the bottome of the IE window stating "A problem with this webpage caused Internet Explorer to close and reopen the tab". After a few rounds of this I get the "Internet Explorer has stopped trying to restore this website." This is occuring on two different machines that I have been preping.
Here are the details of what I have done to these machines: (Dell E6420 and Dell E6320)
1. Installed Windows 7 x64 from install media (blanked the drive so fresh install)
2. Installed SEP 11.0.6200.754
3. Installed all drivers fresh off of Dell's website.
4. Installed Office 2010.
5. Ran and updated EVERYTHING from MICROSOFT update, SP1 and IE 9 included.
6. Went to Adobe.com and installed the latest Acrobat, Flash, and Shockwave Player from the links on the main page.
7. Rebooted and now anytime I go to any page with Flash objects I get the above error.
Here are version:
Windows 7 x64 SP1
IE 9.0.8112.16421
Shockwave Flash Object (Enabled in Manage Add-ons) 10.2.159.1
As said these are two brand new machines, two fresh loads, two batches of software fresh from the web, and two machines having unacceptable problems when Flash is installed. What's up here?
Many Thanks for your time!

I’m going to take a moment and do two things, bump the thread, and provide a short synopsis on where we stand on this issue.
After much trial and error and the help of Chris I can say with relative certainty that this is an issue with compatibility between nVidia’s Optimus systems and Flash player’s hardware acceleration feature. I don’t know if the issue is just IE9 or IE8. I haven’t taken the time to try this on an Optimus system with IE 8 yet. If someone out there is running one of the Optimus enabled laptops with IE8 and the latest flash installed I would love to hear some feed back.
Ultimately IE8 vs. IE9 is an inconsequential issue. Soon Microsoft will start pushing IE 9 as an important update meaning that the problem will need to be fixed or we’ll be faced with more users having the problem.
I have posted about the issue in the nVidia forums, Dell forums, and Adobe forums. Please find the links to the threads below. I don’t believe the issue to be unique to just the two Dell models that I am dealing with. I have run across numerous complaints along this line from several different OEMs.
Here are some links of interest if you want to research and lend your voice to the cause:
Dell Forum Threads:
http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3518/t/19376814.aspx
http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3519/t/19376823.aspx
nVidia Forum Thread:
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=199537
General Information on Optimus Systems:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/optimus_technology.html
nVidia thread where they admit a flash issue and promise a pending driver update (some months ago):
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=191020
Good luck all!

IDT HD Audio stuttering 3d apps/games/tf2 - Windows 7 x64 - Pavilion dv7-4113tx

As per the rules I need to state:
I am a HP employee, my views/opinions/etc are my own and do not represent those of HP.
This is cross-posted from freezes/lockups.
I would file some sort of bug report - but I wouldn't know where to start, I don't work in an area that has anything to do with manufacturing HP products; and this is my free time now and I don't have intranet access .
I recently picked up a HP Pavilion dv7-4113tx Entertainment Notebook PC [ XV780PA ] for my personal use and overall it's been pretty good. It comes with windows 7 Home Premium x64 bit.
there is however an issue that I must bring up in regard to gaming, or i would assume any intensive 3d application, most notably Valve games, my test of choice is Team Fortress 2.
The game will work fine in native resolution - I get around 100-120fps but about every 30 seconds - 2 minutes, there is a audio/video stutter (by stutter, it will repeat the last .5 seconds of audio about 3-4 times in a loop while the screen will freeze on where the first audio stutter started), which will cause the game to 'freeze' for approximately 2 seconds and then continue where you left off.
Team fortress 2 is an incredibly time critical multiplayer online game, and this delay essentially means my e-death on multiple occasions.
I initially thought it was the graphics card, or the drivers - I upgraded the drivers to the latest on the ATI site, that increased my fps, but the stuttering was still there. After searching around on the internet a bit, i found a suggestion to disable the audio driver (device manager lists it as - IDT High Definition Audio CODEC) as a test - so I did so.
The game purrs like a kitten - absolutely no stuttering. my score went up immediately
So, my next step was to try and get some Updated Drivers for the IDT Audio device (note, i cannot find a model name anywhere in the hp specs - or on the internet really) - I found out IDT themselves cannot release drivers, that these can only be obtained through OEMs.
which brings me to here.
now - the closest I have found to the drivers I required are here: IDT High-Definition (HD) Audio Driver for Microsoft Windows 7
Note: - it says on the page that they are 32 bit drivers - but I've found they work with the 64 bit version of windows.
these worked a little better - it fixed another annoying issue - the fact if you use the volume controls in a fullscreen application that it will switch back to the desktop to display the on screen slider bar of the volume going down (which was arguably redundant as windows 7 displays the speaker volume in the bottom right hand corner) - and it just turns the audio down as intended.
however - the stuttering is still very noticeably present .
I then tried to use the HP Support assistant to run automated diagnostics and troubleshoot... which then downloaded the old drivers that gave me that fullscreen volume control issue back again - so i assume the original drivers.
So I installed the other drivers again.
My next test will be to use an external USB or firewire soundcard to see if this will allow me have games with sound.
Can an appropriate agent at HP please address this concern and notify when this bug will be fixed - IDT says they work with OEM's to fix issues regularly on the IDT link above.
I believe this is such an issue that will likely require a bug fix.

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Firefox won't start (not even in Safe Mode) on Windows 7 x64

I am Running Windows 7 x64 and Firefox 3.6.15.
Since the day before yesterday I am unable to start Firefox. Even in Safe Mode it just won't start.
I click the Firefox icon, the mouse cursor changes to indicate the computer is doing something. After 3 seconds or so the mouse cursor again changes back to its default state. Nothing else happens.
The Task Manager in Windows shows me that an instance of firefox.exe is running, but I see no Firefox window.
Then if I again click to open Firefox, another firefox.exe instance starts, but again I see no Firefox window.
There isn't even a warning about one instance of Firefox already running.
What I have tried:
I have uninstalled Firefox, removed all the Firefox files and folders from c:\users\username\AppData\Local and Roamning. I re-downloaded the 3.6.15 installation package and re-installed.
No change.

I have the same problem.
The only Firefox version working is the 64bit nightly build 6.0a1. No 32Bit version of Firefox works!. Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer all work well.
Another Problem I have in this context is, that the Firefox Installer hangs in the tidy up step - even for the nightly 64Bit version. I have to kill the setup.exe process but the Installation seems to be completed.
Before my change to Win7 64Bit I had OpenText NFS Solo 14 installed on a 32Bit Windows7 and no Problems.
Is there a solution for this problem without uninstalling OpenText NFS Solo 14?
I need the NFS Server at work.

Bootcamp, ATI 4850 driver not installs on windows 7 x64.

Hi all, I need some help with ATI driver installation.
I followed Windows x64 installation instructions available
on Apple page.
Here is how I installed Windows 7 x64:
1. Partitioning - went fine.
2. Windows 7 x64 Installation - black screen issue encountered.
3. I prepared usb drive as described on apple page - didn't work
Black screen again - I rebooted several times with no success.
4. I removed atikmdag.sys- according to description found on the internet.
5. Then I was able to complete installation.
6. Installed Bootcamp 3.0 from MaxOS CD
7. I was asked for reboot - I confirmed.
8. Black screen again!
9. I repeated point 4 (atikmdag.sys removal) and then
was able to login to Win7
10. I installed Bootcamp 3.1 for windows 64 update.
11. I was asked for reboot - I confirmed.
12. Black screen AGAIN!
13. I repeated point 4 AGAIN (atikmdag.sys removal) and then
was able to login to Win7
14. I tried to repeat unistall/install of Bootcamp 3.0/3.1
several times with the same result:
A). Install Bootcamp
B). Bootcamp asks for reboot
C). Black screen issue
D). manual atikmdag.sys removal
E). go to A.
I also tried ATI Catalyst drivers installation but there is still Black screen issue and driver is not really installed.
Also I executed Windows Update and tried to install ATI driver
from there, but its installation fails!
I have iMac i7 8GB RAM - just got it two days ago and can't it really use with Win7
I'll appreciate any help.

Plug in another monitor this will fix the problem. windows/apple (one of the two) turns the mini port in the back into the main output. once you plug in a new monitor the install will continue and the drivers are updated of the apple disc will will be able to unplug the monitor and everything should be ok.

IE 11 on Windows 7 x64 does not display FeedBurner feeds correctly

Dear All,
I have just installed Internet Explorer 11 on my Windows 7 x64 system. It all went smoothly except for certain feeds not displaying correctly. After a bit of investigation it seems FeedBurner feeds are the ones which do not work.
Any of the FeedBurner feeds I was subscribed to previously display a webpage instead of the standard feed view, and cannot be marked as read. Also, if I try to subscribe to a new FeedBurner feed, there is no "Subscribe to this feed" link to click
on, only the same webpage.
I have also noticed that the only Medium.com feed I am subscribed to only displays the XML code of the feed, not the standard feed view. There is only one of those, so I cannot say if it is general or not; but the FeedBurner issue is general though.
Is this a general occurrence? If so, when can we expect a solution?
Thank you for your help.
FD

Dear Rob,
These forums appear as one of the available avenues for "Ask the community" in the Help > Online support menu. Besides, there are already tickets in the Microsoft Community for Home Users and Consumers about this, but no valid answers:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie11-iewindows8_1/bug-feedburner-rss-feeds-failing-to-format/53d33c48-21dd-4273-a3f0-eb5a80bb7ce7
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie11-iewindows8_1/google-rss-feeds-dont-reneder-to-good-in-ie-11/0bc517fc-8cc6-42b1-9cab-03f5f5350157
I tried the Compatibility View settings, but they do not help at all.
For example, if you try
http://feeds.feedburner.com/aei-ideas/posts you get this:
while what I expect is something like this:
Other feeds that also exhibit this problem are:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/LuboMotlsReferenceFrame
http://feeds.feedburner.com/WarNewsUpdates
I have no idea what an XML data island is, but IE10 (what I was using before the upgrade) did display
https://medium.com/feed/war-is-boring correctly, while IE11 now only displays XML code.
Thank you for your help.
FD

Acrobat 9 Extended no Printer Icon under Printers in Windows 7 x64

I know there are some problems with Acrobat 9 and x64 editions of Windows. I installed for testing purpose Acrobat 9 Extended on Windows 7 x64 but there is no printer Icon listed under "Devices and Printers" in Control Panel.
I can make a PDF in Internet Explorer with the convert to PDF Icon but in Firefox and other programs there is no Adobe PDF listed under Printers.
How do I create manually a PDF icon under Printers?
this problem is only for Windows 7 x64 and under the 32bit editions everything work fine.
any suggestions.
thanks

Hi,
I’m not able to get security clearance to send these files to public, I apologize for that, is there a particular section/part that
I should pay attention to from that report? I went through a report just now and I’m not sure what to look for. Would you mind to give me some direction? Thanks again
>> Please try to review the promon log. The Device value in the following Registry path contains the user's default printer:
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows\Device.
We can use process monitor to view what issue cause the registry key reset.
There is a scenarios for your reference:
One or more network printer connection under
HKCU\Printers\Connections\<NetworkPrinterSubkey>
are missing the "Server" registry key.
Resolution:
Start Regedit.exe
Export HKCU\Printers\Connections to have a backup of the key
View the network printer registry subkeys under HKCU\Printers\Connections if on the right hand side it is missing the registry value "Server" then delete the Network Printer subkey under HKCU\Printers\Connections
Longer Term Solution: Remove the bad Network Printer Share from the server and/or update the print driver on the print server.
>>GPMC.log is just to evaluate if there are some policy cause the Default Printer reset.
>>Event Viewer is a User Interface to find the possible problem convenient.
If the issue persist, as the present situation, we cannot get more information for further analysis, please try to contact
directly with a Microsoft Support Professional to analyze the problem.
To obtain the phone numbers for specific technology request please take a look at the web site listed below.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-US;PHONENUMBERS
If you are outside the US please see
http://support.microsoft.com/directory/overview.asp for regional support phone numbers.
Thank you for your understanding and I hope this will be resolved soon.
Best Regards
Elytis Cheng

Windows 7 x64 will not boot with memory upgrade (P6N SLI Platinum)

I recently bought 4x 2GB sticks of Crucial DDR2 memory. I originally had Windows 7 x86 installed, and with all four sticks in place there was no problem (except the memory limit for x86). All 8GB of memory registered fine though.
I decided to install the x64 version, but setup would hang at every step and installation took over 12 hours - Windows 7 would not boot either when it was complete. I removed all but one of the 2GB sticks and everything installed fine and it's up and running now. If I put the rest of the sticks back in, Windows begins to load but gets stuck at a black screen. I've swapped each 2GB stick in my system and they all work as long as only one is inserted at a time.
MSI P6N Platinum SLI (v1.7 BIOS)
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Intel Core 2 Quad @2.4GHz
4x 2Gb Crucial DDR2 @ 800 MHz
NVidia GeForce 8800 GTS 640Mb
I've done some google searching, and it seems like other people are having the exact same problem with the P6N boards, but I've never seen any solution...

The memorycontroller on that board is an oldie, got one myself and it will probably not run @800MHz with all slots occupied on a x64 OS.
That contoller is only rated for 667MHz when running all channells fully occupied.
The fact that you could run it so under x86 has probably to do with the fact it didnt adress all the memory, but only 3.25GB max and thus it was stable enough.
Now you are running an OS that uses all memory and thus it can become unstable while its running at a too high speed for the controller.
I had the same and could "only" get the memory to work @750MHz tops, before it decided to BSOD or bootloop on me.
This is inherent to its design (from NVidia, they made the chipset) and cannot be overcome, but dont worrie yourself, the speeddifference between 667MHz and 800MHz is negligible and will only show up if you run benches, in normal day to day use, you will hardly, if ever, notice it.
But, do you really need 8GB???
If you do gaming, internet, office and other "light" work, i.e. normal homeusage, 4GB is already more then enough.
8GB is nice if you use cad/cam, photoshop and other memory intensive stuff.

CA-42 cable drivers and Windows 8 (x64)

Hi,
Are the CA-42 cable drivers compatible with Windows 8 available?
The ones that I have on a CD worked with Windows XP, but I don't think they'll be good for Windows 8.

Abi99 wrote:
Mhm. That helps a lot actually.
In the Windows Control Panel » Software, what is the version of your Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver: 7.1.182?
In the Windows Device Manager, was a Modem generated for your Nokia 6610i?
This rules out PC Suite and Nokia Suite, and allows us to concentrate on the USB cable driver. If no modem was listed for your phone, please, attach your Nokia 6610i and have a look at the USB devices. Is there any yellow mark? Context-click on that and refresh its driver. If that does not help: Are you sure, you have an original Nokia CA-42?
I can't see a "Software" category in Control Panel in Windows 8, so I can't check the version of my Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver.
Do you mean "Uninstall or change a program" in Control Panel?
No modem in Device Manager after connecting the phone. Does it need to be created? As far as I remember from Windows XP, no modem was created and the connection was initiated and worked OK.
No USB devices with a yellow mark, either.
The cable is, in fact, DKU-5, but it worked fine with this 6610i on Windows XP.
I read on other forums that you have to install virtual COM port emulation drivers for this cable.
I have the drivers on the original CD that came with the cable, and they were installed on Windows XP (x32) a few years ago and worked OK, but I don't think they will be compatible with Windows 8 (x64). Am I right?
Please note that I don't need a connection with a PC to use internet. I just need to transfer data (mainly text messages) from the phone to a PC

No internet in Windows 7 x64

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