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I installed sp1 last night and this morning my internet was gone, the
network controller on my machine couldn't find any connections, though
the control panel insists the device and the driver are working
correctly. I just uninstalled sp1 and got back my connection.
I'd done the install hoping it would fix a problem that just started
happening: Vista no longer recognizes software CD. Up until a few
weeks ago, if I inserted a CD containing software (e.g. adobe CS2),
the autoplay brought up the start menu. It not only no longer brings
up the start menu, but when I click on the cd/dvd drive in explorer,
it asks me how I want to format it. Nero's info tool reads and
determines that the disc contains the software I want to install, but
vista can't get to it.
The only plus side of sp1 was that it correctly reports how much RAM I
have installed, instead of 2.93 as it did prior to sp1.
Any idea how to install software now that Vista no longer recognizes
software media?
Brandon Smith
network controller on my machine couldn't find any connections, though
the control panel insists the device and the driver are working
correctly. I just uninstalled sp1 and got back my connection.
I'd done the install hoping it would fix a problem that just started
happening: Vista no longer recognizes software CD. Up until a few
weeks ago, if I inserted a CD containing software (e.g. adobe CS2),
the autoplay brought up the start menu. It not only no longer brings
up the start menu, but when I click on the cd/dvd drive in explorer,
it asks me how I want to format it. Nero's info tool reads and
determines that the disc contains the software I want to install, but
vista can't get to it.
The only plus side of sp1 was that it correctly reports how much RAM I
have installed, instead of 2.93 as it did prior to sp1.
Any idea how to install software now that Vista no longer recognizes
software media?
Brandon Smith