Installation issues After installing the product, my compiter cannot read the card in order to install the drivers. I tried installing the card in different PCI slots, all with the same outcome.

Hi brennandonal,

Open this link, and click on "Find a Driver" in the upper-right corner of the webpage:

http://www.amd.com/us/pages/amdhomepage.aspx

The "Component Category" for your video card is "Desktop Graphics"

The "Product Line" is "Radeon 7xxx Series"

The "Product Model" is "Radeon 7000 Series"

Lastly, choose the operating system you're using; Win XP 32-bit, Win2k Pro, or WinME / 98, then click the green "View Results" button.

The next page that opens will provide a direct link where you can download the Catalyst Software Suite for your Radeon. BE SURE to read the Release Notes and the Installation Instructions BEFORE you begin the driver installation.

Keep in mind that Windows must reboot when changing drivers, so DO NOT try to delay the process. Windows deletes a LOT of old files during the reboot so that they won't conflict with the new driver files being installed. If you delay or interrupt the process, you could have an unbootable mess on your hands.

Best of luck with this; let us know how it turns out.

Hi,

I believe this could be a print job stuck in queue issue.
Try the steps below.

Open Control panel
Open Printers folder
Right Click on the printer icon and Click Troubleshoot
Follow the screen instructions and complete it.
Turn off the printer and turn on.
Try to print.


If the above troubleshooting does not resolve the issue, follow the steps below :
This is HP Print diagnostic utility.

This Utility will Resolve :

1. Check Connectivity between the Pc/laptop and HP Printer
2. Check if there any Documents stuck in Queue
3. Check if all the software/Drivers are correctly Installed
4. Check if the HP Printer icon is the default icon to print
5. Will Resolve Printer Spooler Issue and few more issue

This Utility program will fix all these issues.

Download the file on Desktop and Run the program ( Ex. File name = HPPDU.EXE )

Click Here to download the Utility and save on Desktop location
Run the HPPDU file and follow the instruction on screen to fix.



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acer product usually has its own drivers for the integration of hard drives to the device matherboardnya maybe you have not installed it or you make a mistake at the time of initial windows Installation you because at the time of initial installation disk driver must be installed in order to form a stable installation on acer product.good luck

You aren't very descriptive. Either way. I'm assuming when you say Setup, you are referring to the driver installation setup. Delete/uninstall the driver. Unplug the adapter. Now, start the setup. When the installation goes along, eventually it'll ask for you to insert the card, thats when you insert it. It should then work, if you finish the setup. If thats not the issue. Heres a possibility. You are running windows Vista, or running Windows Vista 64 bit, or maybe XP 64 bit. Either way, you are likely using a 32 bit driver, on a 64 bit machine. Or vise versa. If not then you could be using a vista driver on an XP machine and the XP machine doesn't know what to do with it. I suggest going to dlinks website. There are 3 versions of this wireless card, and that also could be the issue. The first one they released is here http://support.dlink.com/products/view.asp?productid=DWL-G630 and that only has drivers for XP and 2000. http://support.dlink.com/products/view.asp?productid=DWL-G630_revB rev B. Also only XP and 2000. http://support.dlink.com/products/view.asp?productid=DWL-G630_revC rev C. also again XP and 2000 BUT includes a Vista 32 bit driver. I hope i helped. Not bad for free...

Update the driver by using xp , not the installer.
 Start . Right click,MY computer,click properties,click hardware,click device manager, click display adapters, click Update driver.

Hi there, these cards can be alittle tricky to setup sometimes. firstly are you using the drivers on the cd that came with the product, or have you downloaded new ones from belkin? The reason i ask this is because there are many differnt models of the same card and the drivers have to be a perfect match. If you are using the original drivers then i would recommend removing the card, uninstalling the drivers and rebooting. then start the installation process again and remember DO NOT insert the card before you install the drivers as this can cause installation problems also.... hope this helps..

You may be 'onto something' there, and I'm embarassed!!!! Just looked at the vid card, and don't have the 3X2 connector plugged in. I took a quick look, but didn't see 1 to try to plug in.

I will check the others, and get back with spec's. The PS is brand new, since this 'opportunity' arose, and have also swapped the MB, as I had 2 of the same.

Please reply, so that I can reply back.

Thanks!!! Phil

Dear Sir/Madam,

Norton 360 2.0 may be installed on three computers at one time. If you have the product on a CD, you can install it on other two computers using the same CD and the same Product Key. Go to the section "I have a CD version".
If you have purchased the download version of Norton 360 2.0, you need to download and install Norton 360 2.0 on the other two computers, using the same purchase order details. Go to the section "I have a download version".
I have a download version
1. Go to the Symantec Store Order Status Web page on your second or third computer where you want to install Norton 360 2.0.

2. Type your order number and password to log on, and click Find your Order. You will see your order information.
If you do not know your order number and password, you can look up your order using your emailaddress and last 5 digits of your credit card.

On your Order Summary, click Start Download.
If you purchased your product more than 60 days ago, you can click Buy Now to buy the Extended Download Service and download the product again.

Double-click the file that you downloaded.

Read the License Agreement, type your Product Key if prompted, and then click I Agree.
If you do not accept the License Agreement, you cannot continue the installation.

In the Installation Options panel, review the options, and then click Next.

Follow the on-screen instructions.

1.I have a CD version
Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive.

2. Click Install Norton 360.

3. Read the License Agreement, type your Product Key if prompted, and then click I Agree. If you do not accept the License Agreement, you cannot continue the installation.

4. In the Installation Options panel, review the options, and then click Next.

5. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Thanks
Good Luck


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If you did a clean install of Windows XP Vista has nothing to do with this problem. I infrequently have problems with Dell drivers not working but when I do its because I've installed the wrong ones. I have gone down the wrong troubleshooting path several times because the driver said it installed correctly..... I noticed that when you go to the Inspiron 6400/E1505 download page (http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/index.aspx?) you have the choice of selecting drivers from lots of OS versions including both 32 or 64 bit versions of XP. I would verify that you have the write driver versions and try again. Another alternative is using the drivers and tools CD that typically comes with a Dell. You can run that and it should have XP drivers. If you don't have the disk you can also try getting the network card running, connect to the Dell site and running their driver ID wizard to ID the drivers you need. Let us know if you have any other questions and please don?t forget to rate this post.