My software is not letting me click the next button

Press windows key + r key and type control panel and press enter Or click start windows button then type control panel under the search program of files then press enter.

Once your in control panel look for the display icon and click it, and on the left pane of the screen you can see there is a calibrate color click it. Simply click next button, click next button again, click next button again, click next button again, click next button again, click next button again, click next button again, click next button again, click next button again, now slide the red, blue and green color to the max settings. Then click finish button, after it will prompt your screen about clear type tuner, still just click next, next button to finish. Have a great day.

There's two ways in which to repair Kb927917 Error message
Expert User Resolution (manual update):
1) Start the machine and sign on as an administrator.

2) Then click the Start button then click All Programs, Accessories, System, after which click Restore.

3) In the next screen, click "Restore my system to a previous period" then press Next.

4) Find the most up to date restore point in the "click a restoration date" listing, and then click Next.

5) Click on the Next button in the verification window.

6) Reboot the laptop or desktop once the rescue is done.

Beginner Computer User Remedy (totally automated):
1) Download and save the (Kb927917) restoration application.

2) Install software and just click Scan button in the software.

3) Click on the Fix Errors button in the software when the diagnostic scan is finished.

4) Restart the pc.

hope this helps

Hi bryantashley,
Click on the "Start Button."
"In the (right area), select to open the Control Panel.
Next in the [Hardware and Sound] category.
"Choose the "Mouse" 'applet.'
Next, click on the"Device Settings" in the (Devices) block.

"Highlight" the item you want to (Enable) this being the "Pointer Device."

Click on the [Enable] button.

Be sure to (Click) on the "Apply, and OK buttons"

"You may need to "Update Drivers?"

Next in the "Mouse Properties" (window).

Open the "Properties,"

Now, open the [Driver] by [2x clicking] on it."

If the, Update Driver (block) is not "Grayed-out?"

Click to "Update Driver", and click the (OK) button.

"To Manually" Install Driver

Select to "Update Driver."

Next, select: ("Browse my computer for driver software").

Now, choose: ("Let me pick from a list...").
"Open the "Device Setting:

Click on the "Settings" button

"Try out some of the "Items listed" ->->
*Tapping, *Virtual Scrolling...
" "Apply" button after each change!

Important: "Take a 'moment to rate the help', so I can get 'credit' for the work.

Thank you!" - paul7of9

Hi stanleywms,
Click on the "Start Button."
"In the (right area), select to open the Control Panel.
Next in the [Hardware and Sound] category.
"Choose the "Mouse" 'applet.'
Next, click on the"Device Settings" in the (Devices) block.

"Highlight" the item you want to (Enable) this being the "Pointer Device."

Click on the [Enable] button.

Be sure to (Click) on the "Apply, and OK buttons"

"You may need to "Update Drivers?"

Next in the "Mouse Properties" (window).

Open the "Properties,"

Now, open the [Driver] by [2x clicking] on it."

If the, Update Driver (block) is not "Grayed-out?"

Click to "Update Driver", and click the (OK) button.

"To Manually" Install Driver

Select to "Update Driver."

Next, select: ("Browse my computer for driver software").

Now, choose: ("Let me pick from a list...").
"Open the "Device Setting:

Click on the "Settings" button

"Try out some of the "Items listed" ->->
*Tapping, *Virtual Scrolling...
" "Apply" button after each change!

Important: "Take a 'moment to rate the help', so I can get 'credit' for the work.

Thank you!" - paul7of9

Hello, kevin_goad, follow these instructions for the "Touchpad,"
First, click on the "Start Button."
"In the (right, area), select to open the Control Panel.
Next in the [Hardware and Sound] category.
"Choose the "Mouse" 'applet.'
Next in the "Mouse Properties" (window) click on the "Device Setting" button.
"Once the window open, click on the "Setting" button."

It located, just below the "highlighted" (Name of the device TouchPad.

Try out some of the "items listed."

Tapping, Virtual Scrolling...

"You must click on the "Apply, OK buttons when finished

"Enable theTouch-Pad."

• Go to, Control Panel, click ("Mouse") in the "Hardware and Sound" category.
• Next, click on the"Device Settings" in the (Devices) block.
• "Highlight" the item you want to (enable) this being the "Pointer Device."
• Click the (Enable) button, just below.
• Be sure to (Click) on the "Apply" button, and click OK."
• You may need to "Update Drivers?"
• Click "Properties," open the [Driver] by [2x clicking] on it."
• If the, Update Driver (block) is not "Grayed-out?"
• Click to "Update Driver", and click the (OK) button.
• This will ensure that the application take effect.

Attention! "Manually" Install Driver; select "Update Driver." Next, select the ("Browse my computer for driver software"), and 'choose' the ("Let me pick from a list..."),

In the Model: "highlight " the correct "Device."

Now, click on the [Next] button."

"Restart the Computer!"

"Please let me know if you 'need' further assistance, by posting a 'Comment" or 'Rating' the solution. Thank you; your 'response' is important to me!"

paul7of9

Open this LINK, click "Drivers & Softwares", wait for few seconds and again select "Windows XP" by clicking the Red arrow button next to "Select OS". Again click the 2nd link under "Drivers" (the first link is Spanish version), scroll down and click "I Agree - Begin Download" button, and then "Save"




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If you wish to download additional Canon Softwares, repeat the procedure from "Drivers & Softwares", "Select OS", check the description of the lists under "Software" section, and then click desired link to download.
Let me know if you need further help.
Good luck.

Thanks for using FixYa.

• Hello vilayprbhak, follow these instructions to have your "Touchpad," up and running.

"To "Enable" the Pointer Device using the Touch-Pad.

• Go to, Control Panel, click ("Mouse") in the "Hardware and Sound" category.
• Next, click on the"Device Settings" in the (Devices) block.
• "Highlight" the item you want to (enable) this being the "Pointer Device."
• Click the (Enable) button, just below.
• Be sure to (Click) on the "Apply" button, and click OK."
• You may need to "Update Drivers?"
• Click "Properties," open the Driver by [2x clicking] on it."
• If the, Update Driver (block) is not "Grayed-out?"
• Click to "Update Driver", and click the(OK) button.
• This will ensure that the application take effect.

Attention! "Manually" Install Driver; select "Update Driver"

• Next, select the ("Browse my computer for driver software"), and 'choose' the
• ("Let me pick from a list..."), in the Model: "highlight " the correct "Device."
• Now, click on the [Next] button."

Follow all the instructions."

Note: "Restarting the computer will configure system changes in the computer applications to prevent errors and to finalize the (Installing / Uninstalling) of programs, and or (Enabling / Disabling) of Hardware."

If this information helped? Return and give a "Helpful Rating," please!
Thanks, paul7of9

Hi, click on the "Start Button," in the (right pane) Control Panel, next in the category listings, select Hardware and Sound, open, and click on the "Manage Sound Devices." The Sound window will open; click on the "Playback" button, there should be a Speakers Icon, click on it, look below to find the "Properties button, click to open the next window. In the next window there will be (4) four buttons "General, Level... First click on the "General" button, in the top of the window there will be a "Driver" button, click on that button to open. Select to "Update Driver," just click on it, the Drivers will be updated for you. Next you can go back and press the other areas, Speaker Level etc... Next if you have a "MIC" do the same for the Microphone as you done for (Speakers) in the [Recording] category. Note: "Remember to click on the "Apply and OK buttons afterward to make sure the changes take effect. "Restart the computer to finalize the changes." "Rate the solution on it helpfulness, its away of letting me know if you resolved the the problem or you need further assistance, thank you."

WHEN LOGGING IN

Cause:
Comunication error with a Logitech server.
Solution:
You will need to completely exit out of the Harmony software and re-launch it. To do this:
1. Quit the Harmony software
2. For Windows base PC's, right click on the Harmony icon from the system tray and click on Exit
3. For Mac, quit the software by clicking on Logitech Harmony Remote Software menu at the top of the screen and then clicking on Quit 4. Logitech Harmony Remote Software
5. Open the Harmony Remote Software

You should now be able to login.


WHEN UPDATING
Run the Activity wizard, one at a time, for all of your Activities.
1. Launch the Logitech Harmony Remote software and login to your account
2. From the Harmony homepage, select the first Activity listed and click on the Settings button for it
3. Select Review the settings for this Activity and click on the Next button
4. Select No, I want to run the setup wizard again to change these settings and click on the Next button
5. Move through the wizard by clicking on the Next button to move to the next page, ensuring that all questions have been answered correctly. Usually a setting will be unselected, causing the error
6. Repeat for every Activity in your account, attempting to update each time to check if the error has been corrected

If you are still unable to resolve your issue, let me know

Sure. Find where you extracted it too. Now open control panel & open the system icon. The System Properties should open. Click the hardware tab, than click on the device manager button.
Scroll down to the list of devices. You should have two yellow ! points visible. Lets install the sound ! point first. (This should be within the, Sound, video and game controller). Right click on the yellow ! point once, than slide up to & left click once on update driver. Windows hardware wizard will open. Click No, not at this time. Than click the next button. Another window will open. Left click once in the circle next to, Install from a list or specific location (Advanced). Than click the next button. Again, another window will open. We want to remove the green check mark next to, Search removable media (floppy, CD-ROM...). Click the green check mark once & it will go away.
Click the browse button, click the + sign next to my computer.
Find where you extracted the sound driver. (Click on its folder so its high-lighted). No need to open it. Than click OK. Windows will scan the inside of the folder & find the correct driver software & install it. Once completed, restart you're system. If you are going to use a mic you must set that up through windows control panel. Open the icon Sounds and Audio Devices.

If you have any trouble just let me know.
Good Luck!

Mike