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colore

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  1. colore replied to colore's topic in Windows 7
    omg what kind of post is that above
  2. colore replied to colore's topic in Windows 7
    i lost the rest of the conversation is there a solution to my original post?
  3. colore replied to colore's topic in Windows 7
    indeed i am wired atm, but i still wanted to see other wireless networks! i should be able to also connect to some else wireless network, should I ? or would like to see the available wireless connections, without having to unplug okay, i understand i cant do it, i give up :/
  4. colore replied to colore's topic in Windows 7
    please accept my apologies in that link, I cannot proceed further than the 1st step, because I cannot see the “Manage wireless networks”. !!! screenshot
  5. colore replied to colore's topic in Windows 7
    but i want an alternative way to bring the "available wireless networks" window, not via any traybar icon!
  6. colore replied to colore's topic in Windows 7
    the problem is that somehow that icon doesnt appear in traybar (I probably disabled it) isnt there any other way to bring up the window with the available wireless networks?
  7. colore posted a topic in Windows 7
    hello! android has a so marvelous way to connect via wifi: you simple click a button, it scans for available networks and you choose to connect while i consider myself pc advanced literate, i still cannot figure out how to do it in win7 maybe i expected it to be simple any hint? thanks!
  8. hello! there is a constant noise from my speakers that is only audible when i have them switched on the noise increases when i increase the volume (which i dont have music or something playing) and in very low volume it is not audible also, the noise is not heard (probably either covered or maybe disappeared) when music or something is heard from the speakers I dont know if it is an OS problem, a driver problem, a hardware problem or else but i can say it happened with winxp_x64 and with win7_x64 my hardware is: Logitech LS11 Motherboard Gigabyte GA-880GM-UD2H (rev. 1.0) my os is win7_x64 the audio driver is: Realtek Function driver for Realtek Azalia audio chip (Including Microsoft UAA/HDMI Driver in English edition) i also would like to note that i have a 5m expansion 3.5mm cable going out of my pc tower, which connects with my speakers' cable any idea? thanks!
  9. If you'd be so kind as to specify, then assistance may be forthcoming. <--Needed the motherboard is Gigabyte GA-880GM-UD2H (rev. 1.0) the hardware appearing in Device Manager are the hardware i need drivers for?
  10. It's very unlikely (why would they use a customised driver for LAN and sound card?). They are just the standard Realtek drivers. It's (almost) always better to use the newest version of drivers from the manufacturer website, not the drivers listed by Gigabyte simply because the ones listed by Gigabyte are usually not updated very often (if ever). okay, and how do i see the components of my motherboard that need driver, so that i will search for them in their respective manufacturers' websites?
  11. ATI Radeon HD 4250, which is onboard inside my motherboard
  12. but the Realtek implementation in my Gigabyte motherboard maybe be unique and may require a customized driver also, do i really need VGA driver ?
  13. which is the best???
  14. hello! here are the drivers for Win7x64: here are the drivers for Win8x64: as you can see, some exe's are missing will my system work in Win8x64 as optimal as in Win7x64? thanks!
  15. colore replied to colore's topic in Windows 7
    Each time i open explorer

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