Since I'm on Vista (Business 32bit), plugging headphones doesn't mute
speakers. I have tried latest Realtek drivers (as well as few others)
but without any result. I don't know what to do next.
Without drivers, Windows find a "High Definition Audio peripheral" but

When I connect my eFilm device to my computer (MS Vista), in order to
transfer pictures from my digital camera to my computer, my computer does not
recognize or acknowledge the eFilm device (USB).
How do I get my computer to recognize a mass storage device (G drive)?

Hey, I looked on here but couldn't find a definite answer about my specific
problem.  I just hooked my usb external hard drive up to my new laptop, but
whenever i try to access it, i get a message saying i must format the disk
before i can use it.  Surely there must be a way ...

I have upgraded HP Pavilion a1129n and now some of my USB ports don't work,
and the ones that work doesn't pick up usb 2.0 for removable USB flashdrives,
I have reblasted my harddrive many times, still nothing.       I have also
noticed that my Hard drive of 200GB has been ...

The latest drivers for Vista work fine if I plug in the camera after booting,
but every time I boot with the camera plugged in, Vista says it can't find
the drivers, and it won't work until I unplug and plug it back in. Any ideas?

I have a nForce4 GA-K8NF-9 motherboard with a built in Realtek audio.
The trouble is it worked fine with MCE 2005, but when I moved to Vista the
SPDIF is no longer functional. I have audio, but only 2 channel through the
regular audio jack. I have looked all the settings in the ...

New PC with clean install of Vista, by the PC manufacturer
PC is a Shuttle XPC
When attempting to attach a new device, in my case a HP 940c printer.
What ever type of device I select from the "Add Hardware" dialog box,

I have an ATI Radeon X800XT Platinum 256MB AGP graphics card. Yet for some
reason windows is stopping the driver from running as it reports a problem.
The latest drivers from ATI dated 29th Jan 2007 or even the update from
Windows Update...makes no odds, neither work.

Vista seems unable do "see" it's own drivers ...
Whatever device i'm trying to connect Vista is
inable to locate drivers even if I know that the drivers
are included in vista install (like HP 1210 printer). On

MY DRIVER VERSION IS 0.1.2.8  THE CAMERA SAYS MICRO INNOVATIONS ON IT BUT IN
THE DEVICE MANAGER IT SAYS SoC PC-CAMERA PROVIDER IT ALSO SAYS IT WORKING
PROPERLY AND MY MIC ISNT THERE AT ALL

Since upgrading my Tiny 8050D Laptop to Windows Vista, I find I am no longer
able to get the TV-OUT signal through my S-Video outlet.
Is this a driver problem in Vista?
Tiny Computers no longer exists so there is nowhere for support.

vista home premium /32bit can't recognise my Hyundai L72S LCD monitor!
Pls Help

First of all, to compare with other users are my full specs:
ASUS M2N-SLI Deluxe Motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 Dual Core 4600 (2 x 2.4Ghz)
4 x 1Gb OCZ 667Mhz RAM (4Gb)

My CD/DVD drive is suddenly not working on my new laptop. I get an error
message when i go to Device manager
Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be
corrupted or missing. (Code 39)

How do you disable speech recognition from starting at start-up? (vista
ultimate)