I have just uninstalled the graphics card driver, I am now able to boot up in safe mode but when windows re-installs the driver and I then restart my laptop, it's back to the same problem again.
Would completely restoring the laptop back to it's factory condition help or should I just send it in for repairs?
Hello, I own a Sony Vaio (model: VGN-AR51J) and I have a problem with the screen.
When I boot the laptop up in normal mode, the colours are all over the place and lots of green dots are on the screen. The green dots stay there for a very long time, causing the laptop not to boot up or display anything.
However if I boot the laptop up in safe mode, everything seems fine, the screen works again. As I am typing this, I am using safe mode but I will be unable to use the laptop if I boot it up in normal mode.
I can't find the webcam driver on the sony website. I did manage to find one on a CNET site but when I tried to install it, an error came up saying 'your model is not supported' plus sony haven't replied to me yet. Would re-installing windows vista do the trick?
I own a Sony Vaio (model: VGN-AR51J) which has a built-in webcam (model name/number thing: USB Video Device 05ca:1839) and it does not work.
This problem started ever since I installed windows 7 onto my laptop. Before, it had windows vista installed onto it and the webcam was working fine.
I've tried updating the driver, entering the bios and restoring factory settings, going onto the sony website and downloading the original driver pack and trid a bunch of driver updating programs but still, I can't get the webcam to work.
Before when I was using windows vista, I could see the driver which was called: Sony Visual Communication Camera but now, it is just named: USB video device.
Any idea on how I can get the webcam to work with windows 7? And would re-installing windows vista help resolve the issue?
They are so reliable and are known to have the handling of a Pug 205 gti, my dad drove over 800,000 miles (I do actually mean eight hundred thousand) in his 309 gti when he worked as a courier, so I would like a car which is that reliable
TOCA 2 is quite an old game, it was released in the year 1999 and was available for the PS1 and PC.
With thanks to Kristi, I was able to get this game up and running again on my pc.
This has given me a thought to host an event, if anyone does own a copy of TOCA 2 Touring cars for the PC and would like to join the event, feel free to.
I am hosting the server on the internet, not modem or serial...the server will be called " TC2 2014 " (without quotes), I haven't decided what cars and tracks will be in the event, but I will let people decide that on the chat in the game.
Make sure you first click Network Session, then type in the server name ' TC2 2014 '. I will be called E TURNER (since that is my name). Any questions, pm me.
When I try to install my copy of TOCA 2 touring cars, I get an error saying "unable to load installation instructions", how can I get rid of this error so I can install this game on windows vista?
I think you are right, however the HDD on my desktop hardly has anything on it, it is a fast pc for it's age and so is my laptop, I downloaded Daniel CRO's dds file via a youtube video he posted on this forum, if he is having trouble with slow texture loading times then maybe it is a bug or just simply the dds files are ridiculously big? But I want to reduce the load times so shall I just download another texture pack, re install lfs to default settings or just try everything I can to make it load faster?
If this is due to the hi-res texture pack that I am using then I am sorry for posting this..but LFS seems to be very slow at loading the textures, generating and reloading the tracks, is there a way to make the textures for everything in lfs load a bit faster?
I have forwarded all of the ports on my router plus unblocked Dcon.exe, lfs.exe and made new ports in windows firewall, yet every time I try to connect to my server, I get a 'Connect timed out' error, how can I make my server work?