• WSmokely

    WSmokely

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    • in reply to: Office 2007 – can't install on Windows 7 64 bit? #1231101

      Ok just formatted and reinstalled. Only Flash, Intellipoint and Intellitype installed and I have the same problem ๐Ÿ™ help!

    • in reply to: Office 2007 – can't install on Windows 7 64 bit? #1231079

      Ok tried it again, same lack of anything happening.

      I’m going to try installing another program just in case it’s an MSI issue. I can’t seem to find much from Microsoft that will install – all the other updates and progs I have aren’t applicable. But they at least get to the point of an error message!

      Skype installed fine but I don’t know if that is MSI

    • in reply to: Office 2007 – can't install on Windows 7 64 bit? #1231077

      I’m using MS Security Essentials

      Now it is saying “This operation returned because the timeout period expired”

      I DL the installer from itsnotcheating.com.au (Digital River) and have used it without problems both times I’ve reinstalled my PC before.

    • in reply to: Bluetooth USB dongle crashing Windows XP SP2 #1001416

      I loved this response….


      Hello:
      Please be more patient about this problem, we have record the issue. It

    • in reply to: Bluetooth USB dongle crashing Windows XP SP2 #997676

      Yes I tried e-mailing them on the 27th of January. Looks like I’ll have to hang on until next week!

      Hello:

      Now we are taking the holiday of Chinese New Year, so I cannot reply your letter. Sorry for the inconvenience. I will back on FEB 5st. Please be more patient, I will reply as soon as possible when i’m back.

      Best regards
      Bluesoleil support

      The dongle worked fine on my Win 2000 Dell PC. So I do think it is a driver issue.

    • in reply to: Bluetooth USB dongle crashing Windows XP SP2 #997477

      Now I’ve upgraded to Blue Soleil 1.6.2.1
      I did get a bit further and entered the passkey but then got the same error. Now at least the online crash report is saying somethinge more useful:

      Error caused by a device driver
      http://oca.microsoft.com/en/response.aspx?…5f47e2b4&SID=11

    • in reply to: Bluetooth USB dongle crashing Windows XP SP2 #997469

      Yes it came with BlueSoleil (1.6.1.4 is installed)
      I’ve now done the BIOS update and all Windows updates but I’ve still had no luck

    • in reply to: Bluetooth USB dongle crashing Windows XP SP2 #997204

      Hi

      just tried the don’t restart option.

      The BSOD said: IRQL_not_less_or_equal

      Stop 0x0000000A 0x000000B8 0x0000001C 0x00000000 0x804FAC79

      Googling didn’t help too much. Just come up with things like dodgy RAM or overheated CPU. But I know it is something to do with this dongle…

    • in reply to: Bluetooth USB dongle crashing Windows XP SP2 #997044

      No none at all! It is quite annoying. Sometimes BlueSoleil actually gets as far as seeing the device in the short period before Windows silently reboots. No blue screen nothing except the computer reboots. When it restarts it says that Windows has recovered from a serious error.

    • in reply to: Bluetooth USB dongle crashing Windows XP SP2 #996833

      Thanks Joe – no luck with either – my computer was only built a couple of months ago and we’re pretty locked down here at work! There is a BIOS update from this month but a bit wary about installing it.

    • in reply to: Heading,1 style – for Australian spelling (Word 2003) #813976

      Hi Phil

      I fixed the language problem and this problem seems to have disappeared. I was trying to do a screenshot and have discovered all is well. I’m not sure if it was an autoformat thing or not. Word was creating Heading,1 not using Heading 1 when I clicked on it.

      I seemed to remember reading about it somewhere so I thought someone here might have had the same problem, never mind, all is well now!

    • in reply to: Can’t get rid of ‘Language bar’ toolbar (XP any) #813975

      Well I have managed to fix the problem.

      What happened was that I had accidentally deleted “English (United States) Keyboard US” from the Installed Services List while still having “English (United States) – US” as the Default Input Language. (Though looking at my earlier screenshot that wasn’t the case! Hmmm, something weird is going on!)

      This means that the language settings were confusing themselves because the default input language was not one of the installed services.

      I fixed the problem by reinstalling “English (United States) Keyboard US” and then changing the Default Input Language to “English (Australia) – US”

      Hooray!

    • in reply to: Can’t get rid of ‘Language bar’ toolbar (XP any) #807471

      Thanks for that – “Turn off advanced text services” is unchecked I tried turning it off & on again – no change.

      ctfmon.exe is not listed on msconfig – cthelper.exe is
      Also, there is now no language bar listed when I right-click the taskbar.

    • in reply to: Can’t get rid of ‘Language bar’ toolbar (XP any) #807472

      Thanks for that – “Turn off advanced text services” is unchecked I tried turning it off & on again – no change.

      ctfmon.exe is not listed on msconfig – cthelper.exe is
      Also, there is now no language bar listed when I right-click the taskbar.

    • in reply to: Can’t get rid of ‘Language bar’ toolbar (XP any) #807430

      I am trying to make my language bar appear – but the language bar button is greyed out.

      Any suggestions?

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