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Note: the Canon CanoScan FB630Ui only support Mac Os X, windows XP windows 2000 and windows me. you wont be able to run it on any version of vista. windows 7.
I don't know what you downloaded but it was surely not the driver - since that printer never had one for Vista. Sorry, you cannot use it on Vista. For that you will have to buy a new printer or keep using XP.
If you cannot install a program, insert the installation disc for
the program and, using the wizard, browse to the program's setup file, usually
called Setup.exe, Install.exe, or something similar. The wizard is not designed
to work on programs that have an .msi file
name extension.
No free legal Vista downloads are available, however, you can try Windows 7 until August, 2009: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/beta-download.aspx
if is paint shop pro? Paint shop pro 7? According to the publisher it is vista compatible.
You can try setting the exe to run in XP compatibility mode.
Locate the exe file in explorer, right click on the file name, click
properties, select the compatibility tab and check the box “Run this
program in XP SP2 compatibility mode. write me a line. Sergio
My wife has a new computer with Vista on it. I tried to plug in my Creative Webcam Instant into it, thinking there would be no problems. Turns out that Creative doesn't support Vista for a couple of its webcams. I fixed it, though, and now there's no problems. What you have to do is take advantage of a couple of Vista's less-obvious features. Put the Creative CD in. On the CD (not in a folder on the CD), there's a setup.exe. Right-click it and select "Properties". On the "Compatibility" tab, enable the option to run it in compatibility mode for XP SP2. Then also check the "run as administrator" option, just for good measure. After that, it will install just fine (otherwise, the Creative installer tells you that it doesn't support your version of Windows). Then, after it installs, find the program's executable. It should be in the relevant program files folder (if you're not sure, hover over the webcam center shortcut in the start menu, and see where the program is actually located). Do the same thing for the program executable (right-click, compatibility tab, enable compatibility mode for XP SP2, enable running as admin for good measure). If it doesn't work for you after all that, I don't know what to tell you. It works just fine for me now (it didn't want to otherwise).
Hey Guyz Just Go 2 Google And Search for lgs501.exe or LGS501.exe to Download, and then download and install the application on your Vista PC .Plug in the Gamepad(Rumblepad2 or 1) In ur USB Wen ur Installing it.
THEN UR RUMBLEPAD 2 OR 1 SHOULD WORK 100% PERFECLTY + BIT MORE EFFECTS AS YOU HAVE DX10.
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