Tuner Card

I bought a "Vista Certified" Compro VideoMate T750 hybrid tuner PCI card.
My PC is a Quad core Intel, running Vista Home Premium.

When I plug this tuner card into my PCI slot, Vista doesn't see it at all.
The powerlight on the card is lit.

If I plug the card into my other XP PC, on boot, the PC immediately
recognizes the new card and prompts for drivers.

Any suggestions?

Doug Price

have you tried the add hardware icon in the control panel and installing the
drivers manually?

if vista plug and pray is not working.. do it manually...


see how vista makes everything more easy for you? LOL


"The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
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>I bought a "Vista Certified" Compro VideoMate T750 hybrid tuner PCI card.
>My PC is a Quad core Intel, running Vista Home Premium.
>
> When I plug this tuner card into my PCI slot, Vista doesn't see it at all.
> The powerlight on the card is lit.
>
> If I plug the card into my other XP PC, on boot, the PC immediately
> recognizes the new card and prompts for drivers.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Doug Price

"Tiberius" <> wrote in message
news:...
> have you tried the add hardware icon in the control panel and installing
> the drivers manually?
>
> if vista plug and pray is not working.. do it manually...
** Yes tried that
>
> see how vista makes everything more easy for you? LOL
mmmm lol
>
> "The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I bought a "Vista Certified" Compro VideoMate T750 hybrid tuner PCI card.
>>My PC is a Quad core Intel, running Vista Home Premium.
>>
>> When I plug this tuner card into my PCI slot, Vista doesn't see it at
>> all. The powerlight on the card is lit.
>>
>> If I plug the card into my other XP PC, on boot, the PC immediately
>> recognizes the new card and prompts for drivers.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> Doug Price
>
>

can you tell me how you tried it exactly ?

Also take a look at the site of the product.. it may have a FAQ


"The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> "Tiberius" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> have you tried the add hardware icon in the control panel and installing
>> the drivers manually?
>>
>> if vista plug and pray is not working.. do it manually...
> ** Yes tried that
>>
>> see how vista makes everything more easy for you? LOL
> mmmm lol
>>
>> "The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>>I bought a "Vista Certified" Compro VideoMate T750 hybrid tuner PCI card.
>>>My PC is a Quad core Intel, running Vista Home Premium.
>>>
>>> When I plug this tuner card into my PCI slot, Vista doesn't see it at
>>> all. The powerlight on the card is lit.
>>>
>>> If I plug the card into my other XP PC, on boot, the PC immediately
>>> recognizes the new card and prompts for drivers.
>>>
>>> Any suggestions?
>>>
>>> Doug Price
>>
>>
>

Yes I will.

The instructions were to install the card, which I did. Then I was told to
reboot and cancel any attempts to load drivers***. Then install the
software and drivers and then reboot and install the drivers.

But at ***, the card was not seen by Vista, and in Device Manager no
unrecognized device was listed. Nothing. Put it in my XP PC and
immediately XP saw the card and wanted to load the drivers.

Reseated the card, tried other PCI slots, but Vista doesn't see the card.

I am stuffed!

Doug
..

"Tiberius" <> wrote in message
news:...
> can you tell me how you tried it exactly ?
>
> Also take a look at the site of the product.. it may have a FAQ
>
>
> "The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>
>> "Tiberius" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> have you tried the add hardware icon in the control panel and installing
>>> the drivers manually?
>>>
>>> if vista plug and pray is not working.. do it manually...
>> ** Yes tried that
>>>
>>> see how vista makes everything more easy for you? LOL
>> mmmm lol
>>>
>>> "The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>>I bought a "Vista Certified" Compro VideoMate T750 hybrid tuner PCI
>>>>card. My PC is a Quad core Intel, running Vista Home Premium.
>>>>
>>>> When I plug this tuner card into my PCI slot, Vista doesn't see it at
>>>> all. The powerlight on the card is lit.
>>>>
>>>> If I plug the card into my other XP PC, on boot, the PC immediately
>>>> recognizes the new card and prompts for drivers.
>>>>
>>>> Any suggestions?
>>>>
>>>> Doug Price
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>

perhaps you should have let it install its drivers from the cd the first
time?

I know thats what the instructions were.. but Im just wondering..


"The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
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> Yes I will.
>
> The instructions were to install the card, which I did. Then I was told
> to reboot and cancel any attempts to load drivers***. Then install the
> software and drivers and then reboot and install the drivers.
>
> But at ***, the card was not seen by Vista, and in Device Manager no
> unrecognized device was listed. Nothing. Put it in my XP PC and
> immediately XP saw the card and wanted to load the drivers.
>
> Reseated the card, tried other PCI slots, but Vista doesn't see the card.
>
> I am stuffed!
>
> Doug
> .
>
> "Tiberius" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> can you tell me how you tried it exactly ?
>>
>> Also take a look at the site of the product.. it may have a FAQ
>>
>>
>> "The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>>
>>> "Tiberius" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>> have you tried the add hardware icon in the control panel and
>>>> installing the drivers manually?
>>>>
>>>> if vista plug and pray is not working.. do it manually...
>>> ** Yes tried that
>>>>
>>>> see how vista makes everything more easy for you? LOL
>>> mmmm lol
>>>>
>>>> "The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
>>>> news:...
>>>>>I bought a "Vista Certified" Compro VideoMate T750 hybrid tuner PCI
>>>>>card. My PC is a Quad core Intel, running Vista Home Premium.
>>>>>
>>>>> When I plug this tuner card into my PCI slot, Vista doesn't see it at
>>>>> all. The powerlight on the card is lit.
>>>>>
>>>>> If I plug the card into my other XP PC, on boot, the PC immediately
>>>>> recognizes the new card and prompts for drivers.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any suggestions?
>>>>>
>>>>> Doug Price
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>

"Tiberius" <> wrote in message
news:...
> perhaps you should have let it install its drivers from the cd the first
> time?
>
> I know thats what the instructions were.. but Im just wondering..
>
>

Vista doesn't see the card at all. It does *not* try to install drivers.
snip

I see....

Try another PCI slot... I know this sounds funny.. HOWEVER I have seen that
sometimes this works!

Tell me if this does anything...

thanks


"The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
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>
> "Tiberius" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> perhaps you should have let it install its drivers from the cd the first
>> time?
>>
>> I know thats what the instructions were.. but Im just wondering..
>>
>>
>
> Vista doesn't see the card at all. It does *not* try to install drivers.
> snip

"The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I bought a "Vista Certified" Compro VideoMate T750 hybrid tuner PCI card.
>My PC is a Quad core Intel, running Vista Home Premium.
>
> When I plug this tuner card into my PCI slot, Vista doesn't see it at all.
> The powerlight on the card is lit.
>
> If I plug the card into my other XP PC, on boot, the PC immediately
> recognizes the new card and prompts for drivers.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Doug Price
>

hmmm, another verified case of someone who bought "Vista Certified" hardware
that doesn't work, and not one MVP or fanboy in sight.
why is that?
don't worry Old Bloke, I'm sure one will be around shortly to tell you that
it's all your fault, or that you should have done your "homework".

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"john" <> wrote in message
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> "The Old Bloke" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I bought a "Vista Certified" Compro VideoMate T750 hybrid tuner PCI card.
>>My PC is a Quad core Intel, running Vista Home Premium.
>>
>> When I plug this tuner card into my PCI slot, Vista doesn't see it at
>> all. The powerlight on the card is lit.
>>
>> If I plug the card into my other XP PC, on boot, the PC immediately
>> recognizes the new card and prompts for drivers.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> Doug Price
>>
>
> hmmm, another verified case of someone who bought "Vista Certified"
> hardware that doesn't work, and not one MVP or fanboy in sight.
> why is that?
> don't worry Old Bloke, I'm sure one will be around shortly to tell you
> that it's all your fault, or that you should have done your "homework".
>
> --
Yep. it's always my fault!!