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I think you have it right, the drivers and software don't agree.
As for NVIDIA drivers from the update site I have found they are identical to the drivers supplied by NVIDIA, and the latest drivers from either site don't like my older GEForce II. I also have a game or two that insists my drivers are out of date and that the game won't function properly with them, but it works fine until I try the new drivers then things are broken  Same games run fine under XP Pro but fail on W2003 (Dual boot, same hardware) and this is quite independent of the drivers in use. Just because the makers tell you later drivers "Should" be better doesn't mean that they are Charlie "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:do4pio$9b4$(E-Mail Removed)... >I dont trust windows drivers, for > things like tuner. > > As some drivers, from the windowsupdate site > especially, screw things up! (ie: Nvidia drivers). > > The drivers work fine, for the TV tuner, its just the > FM side that wont work (no drivers get installed for it). > > I did install the drivers before I installed the PVR program. And I turned > the AV program off. > > I havent tried safe mode yet. > > I have a feeling the latest version of the PVR > program has something different in it > (for the FM tuner program), that > the latest version of the drivers hasn't got. > > I'll try your way Ted. I'll delete the drivers > and cancel on reboot. Are you using the > latest version of the program and latest drivers > Ted? > > Whatever u do, DON'T use the uninstall > tool off the leadtek site. It'll delete 1/2 of > device manager lol. Well it did here. > > It deleted the SMB controller/LAN/Modem/ > USB/mouse/sound (since its USB), and the > Wireless Network. > > I had to reboot a few times, to get these going > again, and I had to reinstall some of the drivers > from the CD again. > > The earlier version of the PVR program and the earlier > drivers worked fine! > > It'sjust the latest version of the program and the drivers, that don't > like > each other! > > > > Thanx for the info! > > "Charlie Tame" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%(E-Mail Removed)... > If the maker's site isn't much help then there may be a couple of > "Generic" > things you could try. Numerous "ASUS" driver updates fix one thing and > break > another so I've landed up with various sets of drivers, a lot of > experimentation, then stop and leave the darned things alone, warts and > all. > It is possible the LeadTek scenario might be similar. > > So, did it work when first installed with the supplied software? > > Does it mention whether you should use an installer package or let Windows > find the hardware first? Some things I found you need to install the > drivers > before the card, which seems all screwed up to me but oh well. > > Did you try installing / upgrading the drivers in safe mode? > > Was Antivirus running when install / upgrade was done. > > Assuming you have the driver packages available you could try something > like > this:- > > You should use the windows software uninstall before removing the card if > possible. > > Physically remove the device, restart, if drivers or anything appear in > add/remove programs then uninstall them. Disable AV software or make sure > you remember to turn it off after the next step. > > Shutdown again, if hardware goes in first then replace or relocate in > another slot. If drivers go in first then restart and install them. > > It is important that if the maker states a method other than letting > Windows > find the device you follow the makers method. > > If this fails (and I suggest you try the latest package rather than the > original first) then try again but ignore the makers instructions and let > Windows do it. If still no good and the original package did operate > correctly then go back to it. > > This will take time but don't mix methods, and try the same things in safe > mode / normal mode. > > I think you can see what I'm getting at here, right? > > Charlie > > > > > "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:do2c8a$p55$(E-Mail Removed)... >> Hi all, >> >> I know this isnt really an XP question, but there's >> no Leadtek NG. And Leadtek are as bad as ASUS >> for answering emails! >> >> I downloaded the latest PVR program for this tuner >> the other day. (Version 3.0.10.55), and >> version 5.13.1.279 of the drivers for it. >> >> I managed to install the drivers for the TV tuner, >> BUT it doesn't/wont load the drivers for the FM tuner >> thats onboard. >> >> Is anyone here, using this card, with the latest >> version of the program / and driver. And managed >> to get the FM tuner side of the program to work? >> >> I would say the drivers haven't been installed here >> coz an error pops up, saying this: >> >> FM Radio Device not found >> [Error Code: 80010007] >> >> The program still loads for the tuner, but >> thats it! Since no drivers are installed, you >> can't tune into any radio stations! >> >> Any info appreciated. >> >> Thanx >> >> >> > > > |
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Yup.
I downloaded the 010605 version of the PVR program, and the latest version of the drivers. And voila the TV and FM tuner work. So, yup, the latest version of the drivers are definitely the wrong version, for the latest version of the PVR program. (For the Deluxe). The latest drivers (for the Deluxe) are missing something, that the latest PVR program has got / is looking for. To test this, I installed the latest version PVR program over the one that works, and the FM was dead again. It came up with the previous error I posted. However, the latest version of the PVR (which is the same as the Expert, (which is in another PC here). and the latest version of the drivers, for the Expert do work. That error I posted earlier doesnt appear "Charlie Tame" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)... I think you have it right, the drivers and software don't agree. As for NVIDIA drivers from the update site I have found they are identical to the drivers supplied by NVIDIA, and the latest drivers from either site don't like my older GEForce II. I also have a game or two that insists my drivers are out of date and that the game won't function properly with them, but it works fine until I try the new drivers then things are broken Same games run fine under XP Pro but fail on W2003 (Dual boot, same hardware) and this is quite independent of the drivers in use. Just because the makers tell you later drivers "Should" be better doesn't mean that they are Charlie "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:do4pio$9b4$(E-Mail Removed)... >I dont trust windows drivers, for > things like tuner. > > As some drivers, from the windowsupdate site > especially, screw things up! (ie: Nvidia drivers). > > The drivers work fine, for the TV tuner, its just the > FM side that wont work (no drivers get installed for it). > > I did install the drivers before I installed the PVR program. And I turned > the AV program off. > > I havent tried safe mode yet. > > I have a feeling the latest version of the PVR > program has something different in it > (for the FM tuner program), that > the latest version of the drivers hasn't got. > > I'll try your way Ted. I'll delete the drivers > and cancel on reboot. Are you using the > latest version of the program and latest drivers > Ted? > > Whatever u do, DON'T use the uninstall > tool off the leadtek site. It'll delete 1/2 of > device manager lol. Well it did here. > > It deleted the SMB controller/LAN/Modem/ > USB/mouse/sound (since its USB), and the > Wireless Network. > > I had to reboot a few times, to get these going > again, and I had to reinstall some of the drivers > from the CD again. > > The earlier version of the PVR program and the earlier > drivers worked fine! > > It'sjust the latest version of the program and the drivers, that don't > like > each other! > > > > Thanx for the info! > > "Charlie Tame" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%(E-Mail Removed)... > If the maker's site isn't much help then there may be a couple of > "Generic" > things you could try. Numerous "ASUS" driver updates fix one thing and > break > another so I've landed up with various sets of drivers, a lot of > experimentation, then stop and leave the darned things alone, warts and > all. > It is possible the LeadTek scenario might be similar. > > So, did it work when first installed with the supplied software? > > Does it mention whether you should use an installer package or let Windows > find the hardware first? Some things I found you need to install the > drivers > before the card, which seems all screwed up to me but oh well. > > Did you try installing / upgrading the drivers in safe mode? > > Was Antivirus running when install / upgrade was done. > > Assuming you have the driver packages available you could try something > like > this:- > > You should use the windows software uninstall before removing the card if > possible. > > Physically remove the device, restart, if drivers or anything appear in > add/remove programs then uninstall them. Disable AV software or make sure > you remember to turn it off after the next step. > > Shutdown again, if hardware goes in first then replace or relocate in > another slot. If drivers go in first then restart and install them. > > It is important that if the maker states a method other than letting > Windows > find the device you follow the makers method. > > If this fails (and I suggest you try the latest package rather than the > original first) then try again but ignore the makers instructions and let > Windows do it. If still no good and the original package did operate > correctly then go back to it. > > This will take time but don't mix methods, and try the same things in safe > mode / normal mode. > > I think you can see what I'm getting at here, right? > > Charlie > > > > > "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:do2c8a$p55$(E-Mail Removed)... >> Hi all, >> >> I know this isnt really an XP question, but there's >> no Leadtek NG. And Leadtek are as bad as ASUS >> for answering emails! >> >> I downloaded the latest PVR program for this tuner >> the other day. (Version 3.0.10.55), and >> version 5.13.1.279 of the drivers for it. >> >> I managed to install the drivers for the TV tuner, >> BUT it doesn't/wont load the drivers for the FM tuner >> thats onboard. >> >> Is anyone here, using this card, with the latest >> version of the program / and driver. And managed >> to get the FM tuner side of the program to work? >> >> I would say the drivers haven't been installed here >> coz an error pops up, saying this: >> >> FM Radio Device not found >> [Error Code: 80010007] >> >> The program still loads for the tuner, but >> thats it! Since no drivers are installed, you >> can't tune into any radio stations! >> >> Any info appreciated. >> >> Thanx >> >> >> > > > |
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Glad you got it working Paul. I was using the same versions as you and it
took two nights to get it working right. Ted "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:do5b7s$9dg$(E-Mail Removed)... > Yup. > > I downloaded the 010605 version of the > PVR program, and the latest version of the > drivers. And voila the TV and FM tuner work. > > So, yup, the latest version of the drivers > are definitely the wrong version, for the > latest version of the PVR program. > > (For the Deluxe). > > The latest drivers (for the Deluxe) are > missing something, that the latest PVR program > has got / is looking for. > > To test this, I installed the latest version PVR program over the one that > works, and the FM was dead again. > > It came up with the previous error I posted. > > However, the latest version of the PVR (which > is the same as the Expert, (which is in another PC here). and the latest > version of the drivers, for the Expert do work. > > > > > That error I posted earlier doesnt appear > "Charlie Tame" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:(E-Mail Removed)... > I think you have it right, the drivers and software don't agree. > > As for NVIDIA drivers from the update site I have found they are identical > to the drivers supplied by NVIDIA, and the latest drivers from either site > don't like my older GEForce II. > > I also have a game or two that insists my drivers are out of date and that > the game won't function properly with them, but it works fine until I try > the new drivers then things are broken > > Same games run fine under XP Pro but fail on W2003 (Dual boot, same > hardware) and this is quite independent of the drivers in use. Just > because > the makers tell you later drivers "Should" be better doesn't mean that > they > are > > Charlie > > "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:do4pio$9b4$(E-Mail Removed)... >>I dont trust windows drivers, for >> things like tuner. >> >> As some drivers, from the windowsupdate site >> especially, screw things up! (ie: Nvidia drivers). >> >> The drivers work fine, for the TV tuner, its just the >> FM side that wont work (no drivers get installed for it). >> >> I did install the drivers before I installed the PVR program. And I >> turned >> the AV program off. >> >> I havent tried safe mode yet. >> >> I have a feeling the latest version of the PVR >> program has something different in it >> (for the FM tuner program), that >> the latest version of the drivers hasn't got. >> >> I'll try your way Ted. I'll delete the drivers >> and cancel on reboot. Are you using the >> latest version of the program and latest drivers >> Ted? >> >> Whatever u do, DON'T use the uninstall >> tool off the leadtek site. It'll delete 1/2 of >> device manager lol. Well it did here. >> >> It deleted the SMB controller/LAN/Modem/ >> USB/mouse/sound (since its USB), and the >> Wireless Network. >> >> I had to reboot a few times, to get these going >> again, and I had to reinstall some of the drivers >> from the CD again. >> >> The earlier version of the PVR program and the earlier >> drivers worked fine! >> >> It'sjust the latest version of the program and the drivers, that don't >> like >> each other! >> >> >> >> Thanx for the info! >> >> "Charlie Tame" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >> If the maker's site isn't much help then there may be a couple of >> "Generic" >> things you could try. Numerous "ASUS" driver updates fix one thing and >> break >> another so I've landed up with various sets of drivers, a lot of >> experimentation, then stop and leave the darned things alone, warts and >> all. >> It is possible the LeadTek scenario might be similar. >> >> So, did it work when first installed with the supplied software? >> >> Does it mention whether you should use an installer package or let >> Windows >> find the hardware first? Some things I found you need to install the >> drivers >> before the card, which seems all screwed up to me but oh well. >> >> Did you try installing / upgrading the drivers in safe mode? >> >> Was Antivirus running when install / upgrade was done. >> >> Assuming you have the driver packages available you could try something >> like >> this:- >> >> You should use the windows software uninstall before removing the card if >> possible. >> >> Physically remove the device, restart, if drivers or anything appear in >> add/remove programs then uninstall them. Disable AV software or make sure >> you remember to turn it off after the next step. >> >> Shutdown again, if hardware goes in first then replace or relocate in >> another slot. If drivers go in first then restart and install them. >> >> It is important that if the maker states a method other than letting >> Windows >> find the device you follow the makers method. >> >> If this fails (and I suggest you try the latest package rather than the >> original first) then try again but ignore the makers instructions and let >> Windows do it. If still no good and the original package did operate >> correctly then go back to it. >> >> This will take time but don't mix methods, and try the same things in >> safe >> mode / normal mode. >> >> I think you can see what I'm getting at here, right? >> >> Charlie >> >> >> >> >> "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:do2c8a$p55$(E-Mail Removed)... >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I know this isnt really an XP question, but there's >>> no Leadtek NG. And Leadtek are as bad as ASUS >>> for answering emails! >>> >>> I downloaded the latest PVR program for this tuner >>> the other day. (Version 3.0.10.55), and >>> version 5.13.1.279 of the drivers for it. >>> >>> I managed to install the drivers for the TV tuner, >>> BUT it doesn't/wont load the drivers for the FM tuner >>> thats onboard. >>> >>> Is anyone here, using this card, with the latest >>> version of the program / and driver. And managed >>> to get the FM tuner side of the program to work? >>> >>> I would say the drivers haven't been installed here >>> coz an error pops up, saying this: >>> >>> FM Radio Device not found >>> [Error Code: 80010007] >>> >>> The program still loads for the tuner, but >>> thats it! Since no drivers are installed, you >>> can't tune into any radio stations! >>> >>> Any info appreciated. >>> >>> Thanx >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > > |
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Guess I'll have to wait for Leadtekto make a new driver for the new version of the PVR program. "Ted Ruoff" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)... Glad you got it working Paul. I was using the same versions as you and it took two nights to get it working right. Ted "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:do5b7s$9dg$(E-Mail Removed)... > Yup. > > I downloaded the 010605 version of the > PVR program, and the latest version of the > drivers. And voila the TV and FM tuner work. > > So, yup, the latest version of the drivers > are definitely the wrong version, for the > latest version of the PVR program. > > (For the Deluxe). > > The latest drivers (for the Deluxe) are > missing something, that the latest PVR program > has got / is looking for. > > To test this, I installed the latest version PVR program over the one that > works, and the FM was dead again. > > It came up with the previous error I posted. > > However, the latest version of the PVR (which > is the same as the Expert, (which is in another PC here). and the latest > version of the drivers, for the Expert do work. > > > > > That error I posted earlier doesnt appear > "Charlie Tame" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:(E-Mail Removed)... > I think you have it right, the drivers and software don't agree. > > As for NVIDIA drivers from the update site I have found they are identical > to the drivers supplied by NVIDIA, and the latest drivers from either site > don't like my older GEForce II. > > I also have a game or two that insists my drivers are out of date and that > the game won't function properly with them, but it works fine until I try > the new drivers then things are broken > > Same games run fine under XP Pro but fail on W2003 (Dual boot, same > hardware) and this is quite independent of the drivers in use. Just > because > the makers tell you later drivers "Should" be better doesn't mean that > they > are > > Charlie > > "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:do4pio$9b4$(E-Mail Removed)... >>I dont trust windows drivers, for >> things like tuner. >> >> As some drivers, from the windowsupdate site >> especially, screw things up! (ie: Nvidia drivers). >> >> The drivers work fine, for the TV tuner, its just the >> FM side that wont work (no drivers get installed for it). >> >> I did install the drivers before I installed the PVR program. And I >> turned >> the AV program off. >> >> I havent tried safe mode yet. >> >> I have a feeling the latest version of the PVR >> program has something different in it >> (for the FM tuner program), that >> the latest version of the drivers hasn't got. >> >> I'll try your way Ted. I'll delete the drivers >> and cancel on reboot. Are you using the >> latest version of the program and latest drivers >> Ted? >> >> Whatever u do, DON'T use the uninstall >> tool off the leadtek site. It'll delete 1/2 of >> device manager lol. Well it did here. >> >> It deleted the SMB controller/LAN/Modem/ >> USB/mouse/sound (since its USB), and the >> Wireless Network. >> >> I had to reboot a few times, to get these going >> again, and I had to reinstall some of the drivers >> from the CD again. >> >> The earlier version of the PVR program and the earlier >> drivers worked fine! >> >> It'sjust the latest version of the program and the drivers, that don't >> like >> each other! >> >> >> >> Thanx for the info! >> >> "Charlie Tame" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >> If the maker's site isn't much help then there may be a couple of >> "Generic" >> things you could try. Numerous "ASUS" driver updates fix one thing and >> break >> another so I've landed up with various sets of drivers, a lot of >> experimentation, then stop and leave the darned things alone, warts and >> all. >> It is possible the LeadTek scenario might be similar. >> >> So, did it work when first installed with the supplied software? >> >> Does it mention whether you should use an installer package or let >> Windows >> find the hardware first? Some things I found you need to install the >> drivers >> before the card, which seems all screwed up to me but oh well. >> >> Did you try installing / upgrading the drivers in safe mode? >> >> Was Antivirus running when install / upgrade was done. >> >> Assuming you have the driver packages available you could try something >> like >> this:- >> >> You should use the windows software uninstall before removing the card if >> possible. >> >> Physically remove the device, restart, if drivers or anything appear in >> add/remove programs then uninstall them. Disable AV software or make sure >> you remember to turn it off after the next step. >> >> Shutdown again, if hardware goes in first then replace or relocate in >> another slot. If drivers go in first then restart and install them. >> >> It is important that if the maker states a method other than letting >> Windows >> find the device you follow the makers method. >> >> If this fails (and I suggest you try the latest package rather than the >> original first) then try again but ignore the makers instructions and let >> Windows do it. If still no good and the original package did operate >> correctly then go back to it. >> >> This will take time but don't mix methods, and try the same things in >> safe >> mode / normal mode. >> >> I think you can see what I'm getting at here, right? >> >> Charlie >> >> >> >> >> "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:do2c8a$p55$(E-Mail Removed)... >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I know this isnt really an XP question, but there's >>> no Leadtek NG. And Leadtek are as bad as ASUS >>> for answering emails! >>> >>> I downloaded the latest PVR program for this tuner >>> the other day. (Version 3.0.10.55), and >>> version 5.13.1.279 of the drivers for it. >>> >>> I managed to install the drivers for the TV tuner, >>> BUT it doesn't/wont load the drivers for the FM tuner >>> thats onboard. >>> >>> Is anyone here, using this card, with the latest >>> version of the program / and driver. And managed >>> to get the FM tuner side of the program to work? >>> >>> I would say the drivers haven't been installed here >>> coz an error pops up, saying this: >>> >>> FM Radio Device not found >>> [Error Code: 80010007] >>> >>> The program still loads for the tuner, but >>> thats it! Since no drivers are installed, you >>> can't tune into any radio stations! >>> >>> Any info appreciated. >>> >>> Thanx >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > > |
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