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  1. October 28th, 2003, 09:38 PM #1
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    Open device manager. See if there are any ? or ! in sound, video, and game controllers. If so, right click and choose properties. Update driver. Point it to the file you have downloaded. See if it is the correct one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DocPC
    Open device manager. See if there are any ? or ! in sound, video, and game controllers. If so, right click and choose properties. Update driver. Point it to the file you have downloaded. See if it is the correct one.
    First she would have to unpack the download Doc, right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TripleRLtd
    First she would have to unpack the download Doc, right?
    If we are seeing a .sys, .drv, .inf, it's already open. Check the first post.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DocPC
    If we are seeing a .sys, .drv, .inf, it's already open. Check the first post.
    But is it (and I did read it):
    asks me to find something to open it with
    Listen, lets just wait for foxy:
    I prefer not to be in your hall of Infamy
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    Quote Originally Posted by DocPC
    Open device manager. See if there are any ? or ! in sound, video, and game controllers. If so, right click and choose properties. Update driver. Point it to the file you have downloaded. See if it is the correct one.
    I opened device manager. my sound and game controllers were ok, listed things like Audio Codecs, Video Codecs, Legacy Audio & Video, Uni-Modem Half-Duples. There was another part of that list that said Other Devices which had a ? and 4 ?'s below it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by foxyloxy
    I opened device manager. my sound and game controllers were ok, listed things like Audio Codecs, Video Codecs, Legacy Audio & Video, Uni-Modem Half-Duples. There was another part of that list that said Other Devices which had a ? and 4 ?'s below it.
    Those codec are actually MicroSoft ones for sound.
    The ones with ?'s are what we need to "fix".
    What do they say?
    If not a name, answer my previous post.
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