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Does anyone have problems with the flat panel scaling options with a nvidia graphics card? When I try to tic any of the other radio buttons listed, after I hit apply it always reverts back to use my displays built-in scaling. I'm using the 185.85 drivers and a 7950 GX2.
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hobb posted:Does anyone have problems with the flat panel scaling options with a nvidia graphics card? When I try to tic any of the other radio buttons listed, after I hit apply it always reverts back to use my displays built-in scaling. Having the same issue on my 9600M GT. I've noticed that it reverts all of my settings after I hit the "yes keep these changes" button.
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May 28, 2009 01:33
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I don't know whether to post this in the Zune thread or this one, but I'm starting here. I'm running Windows 7 64-bit. Everything's great except for the fact that my Zune drivers won't install. I've right-clicked the .inf file, and it gives me some shpeal about "these drivers cannot be install this way". I've reinstalled the Zune software multiple times. The goddamn system recognizes it as a Zune and asks me to unplug it when uninstalling the software, but the drivers won't install & the software doesn't see it. What in the gently caress is going on?
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May 28, 2009 01:51
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Ok, I'm having an odd issue. Almost every time I shut down or reboot I get BSOD. Just a few minutes ago though I just got a complete crash, no BSOD or anything just straight to POST. I checked the event viewer and these are the two most recent errors. code:code:I can move this to the Haus if it's more appropriate there. Also, why does iTunes suck so much? It is constantly freezing on me, it will become responsive again eventually though if I wait.
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May 28, 2009 02:26
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Pope Mobile posted:I don't know whether to post this in the Zune thread or this one, but I'm starting here. I have Win 7 x64 and a Zune and it all installed perfectly for me, without a hitch. What model Zune are you using. Current-gen or a Zune 30?
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May 28, 2009 02:45
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What's the deal with world of warcraft? I have it pinned to my taskbar but when I click play on the launcher it brings up another icon, so now I have 2 wow icons on my bar...
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May 28, 2009 03:43
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fredor posted:What's the deal with world of warcraft? I have it pinned to my taskbar but when I click play on the launcher it brings up another icon, so now I have 2 wow icons on my bar... You pinned the launcher, not WoW.exe Pin WoW.exe and disable the launcher and it'll stay as one icon.
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May 28, 2009 04:09
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Sorry should have mentioned that I tried that. It doesn't work either.
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May 28, 2009 04:20
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Is there any way to have Windows Backup make an image that only includes a handful of programs + system files other than uninstalling everything/reformatting? I don't really need for my image to have a copy of all my installed games.
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May 28, 2009 04:24
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Upgraded to Windows 7 two weeks ago after using Vista 64-bit for about a year. I've just gotten around to gaming and I've had some problems with some newer games like Killing Floor as well as some older games like WC3 and Starcraft. In Killing Floor and WC3 my video device resets constantly -- sometimes every 30-40 minutes. The screen goes black for a few seconds and usually comes back. I've had a few long games of WC3 where my entire system crashes. It usually goes like this in the Event Viewer: quote:Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered. I just tried playing Starcraft tonight and my system locks up every time after a few minutes into a multiplayer game. Considering I was playing all of these games regularly two weeks ago on Vista with 0 problems, I'm about to do another reformat and go back. (Specs if anyone cares)
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May 28, 2009 04:28
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Captain Novolin posted:Having the same issue on my 9600M GT. I've noticed that it reverts all of my settings after I hit the "yes keep these changes" button. This was a bug they had in Vista too for a long time. The workaround I found was to change your resolution to some lower, non-native resolution, then change the flat panel scaling. At that point the setting should stick and you can change your resolution back to normal. Not sure if it'll work on W7 but it's worth a shot I guess.
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May 28, 2009 06:38
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beejay posted:Haha what. I think he's talking about taskbar on the right, start button at the bottom right instead of top right. You are thinking taskbar on the right, start button in lower left? Hahahahaha oh jesus I'm stupid. That's exactly what I was thinking.
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May 28, 2009 07:37
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I'm unable to Clean Install Windows 7. I don't have the Drive options (advanced) option when I try to install windows(I thought maybe I had an older version of the RC since I downloaded it two weeks ago, and no, even the most current version still doesn't give me the Drive Options option on the install menu). It tells me to restart windows from the CD to do anything to my drives. So I did that and the only options it gives me are to repair Windows 7 or run it in a variety of Safe Modes. Anyone know what I can do? Should I just delete my windows.old file, even though it is roughly 80gbs?
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May 28, 2009 07:45
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I have a Logitech mouse (part of their mouse+keyboard product line) that has a zoom reset button built in; it lets me load pictures in it's original size in a snap. But after installing Windows 7 it doesn't seem to work anymore. I tried updating the drivers to the most recent version but no dice either. It's really weird because all other hotkey functions work perfectly fine and made the transition smoothly, with the exception of that particular button.
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May 28, 2009 08:06
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hobb posted:Does anyone have problems with the flat panel scaling options with a nvidia graphics card? When I try to tic any of the other radio buttons listed, after I hit apply it always reverts back to use my displays built-in scaling. It's something about that driver. I have similar with my TV. It can do 24hz and no matter what the driver wants to put it in 24hz. It doesn't matter how I set it, if I reboot or turn off the monitor the next time its up it detects it as a new set and thinks 24hz is optimal. It also used to change the resolution to a weird resolution (1777x860 or something like that) but at least I was able to stop that.
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May 28, 2009 08:59
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Is there any way to prevent the taskbar popping up (when set to autohide) when one of the running programs has a notification of some kind? I'm using a netbook so space is at a premium, and Live Messenger is really spoiling my poo poo as whenever I recieve an IM, the taskbar pops up, and even more annoyingly, will not pop back down until I click into the messenger window to get WLM to stop notifying. I've all but given up on getting WLM to play ball, so I'm looking to configure W7 itself somehow.
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May 28, 2009 10:03
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Jaime posted:I'm unable to Clean Install Windows 7. It sounds like you are trying to install from inside your current Windows installation. You need to boot off the DVD.
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May 28, 2009 10:48
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:Is there any way to have Windows Backup make an image that only includes a handful of programs + system files other than uninstalling everything/reformatting? I don't really need for my image to have a copy of all my installed games. If you're following the general rule to only keep user data in your Documents folder, then you can just backup the c:\users\myname folder and you'll have everything. (if you want to get fancy, exclude the c:\users\myname\appdata\local folder, that only contains cache files and other stuff that can get re-created)
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May 28, 2009 11:41
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I'm getting some graphics glitches. I'm running the 64 bit version and I have a 9800GTX card. Dark Messiah has lots of flickering textures, King's Bounty has flickering textures combined with stuttering. In Left 4 Dead i get some rare flickering textures. None of this happened using Vista 64 bit. Has anyone else experienced this. Maybe someone has a fix?
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May 28, 2009 12:01
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Stuntman Mike posted:I have Win 7 x64 and a Zune and it all installed perfectly for me, without a hitch. I've just got an 8-gig. Pretty sure it's a current-gen.
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May 28, 2009 12:18
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RonaldMcDonald posted:If you're following the general rule to only keep user data in your Documents folder, then you can just backup the c:\users\myname folder and you'll have everything. (if you want to get fancy, exclude the c:\users\myname\appdata\local folder, that only contains cache files and other stuff that can get re-created)
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May 28, 2009 12:22
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RonaldMcDonald posted:If you're following the general rule to only keep user data in your Documents folder, then you can just backup the c:\users\myname folder and you'll have everything. (if you want to get fancy, exclude the c:\users\myname\appdata\local folder, that only contains cache files and other stuff that can get re-created) I'm not actually talking about the files being backed up, that's fine. If you check you backup options, you'll see that Windows also offers to make an image of your drives, which is nice if you want to just flatten and reinstall with as little hassle as possible. Last night I noticed that Windows is trying to make an image of both my C: drive (Win7 installation) and my F: drive (WinXP installation), which takes way too much space. I can't figure out to how make it just C: though Ur Getting Fatter fucked around with this message at 16:34 on May 28, 2009 |
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May 28, 2009 12:40
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I recently bought myself an Acer Aspire One D150, and had almost zero issues getting Win7 installed. Everything works perfectly, but for one hitch. I get a fuzzy / phantom taskbar that shows just below (if taskbar on top of screen) or beside (if taskbar on left of screen) the real taskbar itself. I've turned aero off, and I get a solid bar in place of the fuzzy one. I had the same issue with Win7 on my other laptop (8600M GPU) but it was resolved by updating to the latest NVIDIA 185's. I've updated the netbook to the latest Intel graphics drivers via windows update, but the problem persists. I've dug around a bit on the web, but I'm starting to think that there may not be any newer Intel WDDI graphics drivers available - or I'm blind. I hope I'm not asking a question that's been asked a million times in the thread and I missed the solution.
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May 28, 2009 14:44
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Is there something limiting the resolution of Video Playback in Media Player Classic? DRM perhaps? Everything in Media Player Classic looks like rear end. I can tell it's using the proper codecs that I have manually installed, as Process Explorer shows the filters being loaded.
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May 28, 2009 15:03
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Anyone gotten WebFolders to work in the RC? I'm getting the old code:
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May 28, 2009 15:09
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tasslex posted:Is there something limiting the resolution of Video Playback in Media Player Classic? DRM perhaps? Everything in Media Player Classic looks like rear end. I can tell it's using the proper codecs that I have manually installed, as Process Explorer shows the filters being loaded.
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May 28, 2009 15:24
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Mierdaan posted:Anyone gotten WebFolders to work in the RC? Fixed my own problem by not using a FQDN, as per 943280. There's allegedly some registry hack you can put in on a per-site basis to make it work with FQDNs but this works for me.
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May 28, 2009 15:45
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I just updated from the beta to the release candidate and I'm having some issues that I think have to do with permissions. Namely, I have to explicitly run a lot of programs as an administrator (as in, right click -> run as administrator) for them to work properly. If I don't, they won't seem to save my preferences or my login details and in the case of my mp3 player (musikCube) it won't be able to play anything. I've had a quick browse around the permissions menu and everything seems to be ticked, so what am I missing? For one, turning off UAC doesn't seem to change anything.
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May 28, 2009 15:48
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coffeetable posted:I just updated from the beta to the release candidate and I'm having some issues that I think have to do with permissions. Namely, I have to explicitly run a lot of programs as an administrator (as in, right click -> run as administrator) for them to work properly. If I don't, they won't seem to save my preferences or my login details and in the case of my mp3 player (musikCube) it won't be able to play anything. What happens if you try to create a new text file in %appdata%?
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May 28, 2009 17:25
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tasslex posted:Is there something limiting the resolution of Video Playback in Media Player Classic? DRM perhaps? Everything in Media Player Classic looks like rear end. I can tell it's using the proper codecs that I have manually installed, as Process Explorer shows the filters being loaded. Try media player home-cinema. You don't even need any silly codec packs installed, and it supports EVR playback (GPU assisted decode).
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May 28, 2009 17:57
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xamphear posted:Both MPC and ZoomPlayer look fine to me on 7. Maybe check to see what output renderer you're using for video. VMR7 and 9 both work good for me, maybe you'll have better luck with one over the other. According to the video nerds that put together CCCP, Haali Video Renderer is the best choice, followed by the Overlay Mixer (if your computer can't handle Haali). They seem a bit iffy on EVR at the moment. It should be noted that Overlay Mixer disables Aero, though.
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May 28, 2009 19:34
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toxick posted:According to the video nerds that put together CCCP, Haali Video Renderer is the best choice, followed by the Overlay Mixer (if your computer can't handle Haali). They seem a bit iffy on EVR at the moment. I played around with all of them, and I'm partial to VMR9 Renderless.
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May 28, 2009 19:36
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toxick posted:According to the video nerds that put together CCCP, Haali Video Renerer is the best choice, followed by the Overlay Mixer (if your computer can't handle Haali). They seem a bit iffy on EVR at the moment.
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May 28, 2009 20:53
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Josh Lyman posted:It disables Aero for the entire desktop or just the player? Does it automatically turn off Aero, and if so, does Aero automatically come back when you're done? In my experience with applications that disable Aero, its disabled globally until that application is closed, and then automatically enables itself.
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May 28, 2009 21:03
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Sully posted:In my experience with applications that disable Aero, its disabled globally until that application is closed, and then automatically enables itself. This is correct. My NC10 netbook can't handle using the Haali renderer (it requires beefier graphics), so I use the Overlay Mixer. I found that VMR7/9 caused a darker picture than it should have, but the colors look fine with the Overlay Mixer. Disabling Aero is a little annoying but not too big of a deal, since I have to disable Aero to reliably play HD video anyway.
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May 28, 2009 21:09
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Iblys posted:Has anyone been using Ableton Live 7 with Windows 7? The only issue I've seen in Live 7 is that the menus (File, Edit, etc.) are really big, like there's too much whitespace between menu items. It's such a trivial issue I haven't bothered trying to fix it. All of my hardware (two USB MIDI controllers and one firewire audio interface) work flawlessly.
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May 28, 2009 21:14
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Zoracle Zed posted:The only issue I've seen in Live 7 is that the menus (File, Edit, etc.) are really big, like there's too much whitespace between menu items. It's such a trivial issue I haven't bothered trying to fix it. All of my hardware (two USB MIDI controllers and one firewire audio interface) work flawlessly.
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May 28, 2009 21:47
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Does Windows 7 power down volumes that aren't being used? Because it seems like every time I open something on my secondary drive it has to whir and spin up for a few seconds before it opens. Or is my hard drive dead and am I hosed?
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May 29, 2009 01:21
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Has anyone tried to get Guitar Pro 5 working? The setup program runs and I get the UAC alert, but nothing more happens. I've tried running it with and without XP and Vista compatibilities and as an administrator/not.
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MALCOLM XTREME posted:Does Windows 7 power down volumes that aren't being used? Because it seems like every time I open something on my secondary drive it has to whir and spin up for a few seconds before it opens. Or is my hard drive dead and am I hosed? It's spinning down to save energy I believe. You can change this in the power options. You're hard drive is not hosed.
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