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and everytime I download it this message appears:
Windows cannot find C:\User\kotagirl2001\Music\iTunes\iTunesMedia\Automatically Add to itunes\64bit_Vista_Win7R268.exe'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again.
I never typed that.
I have a HP Pavilion g6 Notebook PC model number A6Z64UA#ABA.
Not sure what to do
Thank you,
Renee'
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2. Why are you trying a vista driver?
3. Why are you not using the HP driver?
I did get it from HP and it says vista_win7 this is not the right driver?
It's HP's naming that threw me off here.
I can't know why it's doing this. Many folk are blissfully unaware of what laptop they have. For example folk ask for a driver for the HP DV6000 but that's not possible to answer because that's the series with some dozens of models.
There's also folk that install Windows 7 from scratch and didn't know that they had to install the motherboard drivers first.
Bob
Slimdrivers dot anything is not HP.COM and therefore any issue you have is back to them. I don't advise use of such or any driver finder as the results are nothing but folk asking questions or worse, a PC that doesn't work anymore.
Bob
search box. And there it is from Download.com. Darrell
Registry cleaners, torrents and other bad things. This is the CNET discussion forum and as such, we can discuss such without too much fear of fire from above.
I can't help you with what they call "out of band" updates.
However if I wanted better sound, I'd look at better speakers or maybe some USB audio card.
Bob
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