os not supported?


  1. c55asleep
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    os not supported?


    First, I would like to say hello to everyone. Please be patient with me, I have done countless of searches but haven't had any luck. Well I just purchased a laptop and when trying to install my verizon aircard program
    it shows a sign saying os is not supported. Any ideas in what I can do? Thanks for any help that can be shared with me.
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  3. gregrocker
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    Call Verizon tech support and they will help you get it installed.

    It is included with your aircard.

    If they are unable to help you get it installed, I would try running the aircard installer in compatibility mode. Rightclick on .exe file and set compatibility tab to Vista, then install.
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  4. c55asleep
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    gregrocker said:
    Call Verizon tech support and they will help you get it installed.

    It is included with your aircard.

    If they are unable to help you get it installed, I would try running the aircard installer in compatibility mode. Rightclick on .exe file and set compatibility tab to Vista, then install.

    Thank you very much for your time. I will try that.
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