I did recently of a new HP notebook with Vista purchased. On my old ran the software PowerDirector 5 flawlessly, but when I install it here, I get always a Runtime Error. According to the Support of Cyber Link (if you're on the "Support" can call ...) is my version vistatauglich - but even if I install in compatibility mode, always the same error again. CyberLink is now pushing the buck to the HP Hardware and I sit nicely between the chairs.
Council knows someone?
Thank you and many greetings
Stephan
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
"StephanX" wrote:
Council knows someone?
well, not directly ... but the most common suspects are so often the programs grafiklastigen graphics cards. Almost everything else has standardized software interfaces. Look, what you for a "graphics card" (is onboard) searched. Note the version number and a look at CyberLink, whether the suit or on the Kompatibilitäsliste stands. Perhaps the fault is not really s.Vista? A next attempt would be s.HP times the error message to be transmitted. There was recently someone with a remotely similar problem, since it became a hardware damage s.Ende out. The latest drivers, you have surely yes. BG Andreas
Antwort von StephanX:
Hello Andreas,
yes - hardware tatsächlcih I had already updated the notebook is synonymous just 6 weeks old and the components (synonymous graphics card) are better (synonymous with its own memory) than in my old notebook.
With HP, I had already synonymous via IM Contact (cool device), but unfortunately I could not help synonymous ...
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
In this situation you probably dare not even an upgrade to version 6 perform - do you have a way to version 5 on another (desktop) PC with Vista a try? Good luck ...
PS, just yet haggard: Vista is a lot of silly, what the rights are concerned: You try it once synonymous as an administrator?
Antwort von StephanX:
Well, the situation in money for an update issue, plus I'm not ready.
Bin synonymous single user of the laptop - so there is virtually no synonymous Admin. ..
Antwort von StephanX:
Moin, I have the solution to the problem found:
User Account Control!
As long as the activated, I get the Runtime Error - with no user control it works!
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
Klasse! - Another suggestion: since you're the only user, you working as an administrator in the system (it's sausage, the name of your user account, you have it - because single account - Administrator rights). Put your safety's sake a second account that is only with restricted rights. If you look at what times in the network einfängst has "it" synonymous only limited rights. Besten Gruß Andreas
