What exactly are you downloading and trying to install? Give me the links. *note to self: this is turning into a fuckin' mission.
yrag
[quote who="yrag" reply="53" id="3084984"]These are self-installing zip files.[/quote] Double click the zip file.
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=DL&os=&category=&moid=3025136&rpn=PSC3UU&modelFilter=C675-S7200&selCategory=2756709&selFamily=1073768663 Install Intel wifi drivers and utilites. These are self-installin
Start with #47.
[quote who="Uvah" reply="46" id="3084948"]I did get the video driver for it. Extracted the archive and clicked on the setup.exe. Its encrypted.[/quote] Ok...this is how it works. I ask question, you answer question. Short of that, stop 'doing things'!
[quote who="yrag" reply="45" id="3084947"]look in Device Manager/ Network Adapter: Intel or Atheros?[/quote] Ok... which is it?
While you're scratching your head for that, look in Device Manager/ Network Adapter: Intel or Atheros?
[quote who="yrag" reply="42" id="3084922"]The questions don't get any easier than that...... yes or no?[/quote] Hello....anybody home??!!
What's the model number on this Toshiba and what flavor of Win 7 pro is installed? [quote who="yrag" reply="37" id="3084814"]Is the Wi-fi light on? (enable via button or FN+F8)[/quote] The questions don't get any easier than that...... yes or no?
Is the Wi-fi light on? (enable via button or FN+F8) [quote who="Uvah" reply="36" id="3084804"]There's a yellow exclamation point next to it.[/quote] Click Drivers tab......what does it say?
[quote who="Uvah" reply="27" id="3084602"]I thought all the most common drivers came with the OS.[/quote] They do... Control Panel/ Device Manager/ Network Adapter - is there a yellow exclamation point or a red 'X' next to it? (My guess is 'no') If not, it's working. Set up the network/Wi-Fi settings in 'Network and Sharing Center. (make sure Wi-Fi is enabled and the light is 'on') If there is, right click:
[quote who="Uvah" reply="24" id="3084447"]I did that and it tells me it can't find any besides I didn't install it yet. One of the drivers I need is for the network adapter. Once I get that and I'm able to get online I can do it all on theToshiba. Right now I'm using the acer.[/quote] That makes absolutely no sense.... What have you done so far to what? Keep it simple....like is Win 7 installed on the Toshiba (or whatever machine it's going on)?
[quote who="Uvah" reply="21" id="3084432"]I downloaded an app I found with Google. It'll tell me which drivers I need though asking 'it' to go for them costs money.[/quote] Christ...enough already!! Stop downloading and installing shit. Windows 7 will install all the drivers you need....run the fuckin' update.................
Have MSE remove. Disable Backup and Restore and re-enable. Control Panel/ Java/ Clear Temporary files cache. Un-install Java. Re-boot and install: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html That said, personally, I don't think you're going to recover this to normality....or at least anything you can trust.
Oh yeah....forgot it was MCE (a really dead OS). One aside: [quote who="Daiwa" reply="30" id="3083718"]disabling all the MCE-related stuff in MSConfig[/quote] Disable in Services, not msconfig. .....carry on.
hummmmmm........ SP3 should have been supported..... oh well. Let's assume the cables are fine. Did you try anything else in the USB port you're using? Does your iphone connect via Wi-Fi?
[quote who="Uvah" reply="9" id="3083540"]both from MS[/quote] No....they're not. I have no idea what the hell you're doing, but whatever it is, it's wrong. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947821 Pick one at the bottom and run it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971058
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="49" id="3082917"]Be helpful in the forums, be courteous, be awesome! [/quote]
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="25" id="3076272"]The computer connects to my network by wi-fi[/quote] That I knew. That's what iFrmewrk.exe is. [quote who="Daiwa" reply="25" id="3076272"]USB cable sync[/quote] If nothing in Device Manager is "yellowed out" get a new cable. Take the lap with you so you're not blowing money for nothing. If it works, get a good one. The phones will long out live that lap. As far as the "slowness"; run this and re
My brain faded back to the 60's/ 70's.....I'm back now [e digicons];P[/e] In hindsight, maybe they are related (aside the 'not seeing the iphones'). Can I assume you installed itunes 3 years ago on an MCE platform?
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="22" id="3076234"]As for when the problem started, it was sometime in the spring of 1970, but I digress.[/quote] [e digicons]:grin:[/e] [quote who="Daiwa" reply="22" id="3076234"]2-3 years [/quote] ....I'm losing interest fast.... That said, the iphone is a totally different problem, but it beats talking about a 3 year old problem with a long deceased operating system. USB, WiFi or blueto
[quote who="Jafo" reply="19" id="3076222"]'chief fuckwit' [/quote] Purely a term of endearment.
Stop!! The SP3 update backup files are on your HD {i386} (unless you deleted them). Keep it simple for a moment. Take a trip down memory lane...when did it start and what did you/she do at that time.
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="5" id="3076139"]iframework.exe [/quote] You sure that's what it said?