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Do you know what motherboard you have? If you do, search for audio drivers from motherboard manufacturer's website. If you don't know what your motherboard is, download PC Wizard and use it to find out what motherboard you have.

Well.. do you have DVD drive?

Offline NT Password & Registry Editor. Quote: 2007-04-09 Now with Vista support! 32 & 64 bit. (NTFS filesystem driver now supports Vista) Read instructions carefully before you use it.

Click Start, then Run and type dxdiag. When it is loaded, select Display tab. From there, you should be able to find out your graphics card.

What graphics card you have? Originally Posted By: flames007 also my computer is run with like nvidia....so i tryed to download that but it was saying i couldnt.. Do you mean you tried download drivers for your card from nvidia website?

If you have it installed, try Product Key Explorer. .edit Ignore that, "demo" version does not display complete keys... But found this: Retrieving your Product Key from the Registry @ Gearbox Software Forums.

Have you tried installing Realtek ALCxxx Driver.

Copy autoexec.nt & config.nt files from C:\Windows\Repair to C:\Windows\System32.

Netgear DG834G and Battlefield 2 - "There is a problem with your connection" - Help!: Quote: It took me a while to find this solution to the problem, and it annoyed the crap out of me, so I'm posting it in the first 5 forum links for it in google: I got rid of the "Problem with your connection" problem by disabling VOIP in the options. Apparently, EAX can also cause it sometimes, but in my case it was just the VOIP. Hope this solves the problem. Try that, if it helps you. And: There is a problem with your connection - NO MORE! FYI, you are not alone... Google search.

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Try if Vista's Startup Repair can fix this: Quote: 1. Boot into Vista installation DVD 2. Choose your language settings and click Next 3. Click Repair your computer 4. Choose your operating system and click Next. This should bring up System Recovery Options. 5. Click on Startup Repair

When the hdd is plugged in, click Start, then Run and type diskmgmt.msc. Disk Management should open. See if it appears there and if it does, you'll need to assign drive letter to it. Right click the drive/partition, then select "Change Drive Letter and Paths" and assign it to free drive letter.

Have you tried these: Need For Speed Carbon + Vista = Problems. And there seems to be a new patch out, 1.4.: http://www.nfscars.net/file/view/carbon/7078.aspx ("In version 1.4 of the game these conflicts with Windows Vista are solved, according to EA" - Wikipedia.)

Try installing it from game cd/dvd.. since this looks like downloaded game..

Try starting the installer in compatibility mode. Right click the setup.exe and select properties, then compatibility tab.

How To Convert to Basic and Dynamic Disks in Windows XP Professional, see section How to Convert a Dynamic Disk to a Basic Disk.

See your other post.. Here.

Certain programs may not start, and you...elocation".

BUG: "Setup Was Unable to Create a DCOM User Account" Error Message in Visual Studio 6.0.

Have you tried installing 'latest' (released in 1997) patch? 1.10.

Have you tried running it in compatibility mode? Right-click the executable, Properties, Compatibility tab. Crash fix patches.

You can get information about your computer by clicking Start, then Run and type: msinfo32

The latest version (10.5 Beta) of RealPlayer should work with Vista.

From Control Panel start Network and Sharing Center. From the left pane, select Manage network connections. Then right-click your Local Area Connection, select Properties. Confirm UAC prompt. Uncheck the IPv6 and Link-Layer topologies. OK your way out.