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by sgt_shultz
what device is it, can you tell? what's not working? are you sure the bang is not um 'normal' for your motherboard? is it sound card? mouse? usb port? embedded peripheral like ide controller? is it a motherboard component?
animal vegetiable or mineral? is it bigger than a breadbox? ahem. sorry.
this is almost always a resource conflict imh experience. unless driver is buggy.
but could guess better with more data...
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by pierrejamme
I haven't tried it yet myself, but The program Unknown Devices by Catfish was discussed in Fred Lnaga newsletter. The Free program can be found atthe bottom of the following page:
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by jonno112
I just noticed your user name littleaussiebattler which tells me you must be an Aussie. Don't bother trying to get the drivers of the aussie site they haven't worked in ages i have told them so many times try another country like england or mexico.
Actually try the Pan America site.
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by hal 9000
Try this site to download the required drivers the AU site isn't worth a dam as nothing works from there.
http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers/downloads.html
Cheers
Col
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