No Audio Output Device is Installed

In reference to my resolution being worse, one application I use all the time types in a fairly small font. It was still totally sharp before, but now I can hardly read my typing.

That could be a couple things, but might just as easily be the driver.

The only thing under Display is "standard vga graphics adapter" and it claims it is up to date. Will look into the other stuff now.

Double clicking on them and scrolling through the whole dropdown list under details..property, I see no numbers labeled HID PIN VIN or VEN.

Actually I did find ven under the "mass storage controller", but not for the "unknown device"

It's like it isnt in HD when it once was. Looking at the Toshiba Driver list on their site there are 2 nvidia display drivers and an HDMI Control Manager display utility. SHould I download these?

Okay, almost definately, but first we need to check on quick thing (BTW this is why I wanted to save the windows.old - as it had all your drivers on it)

this should be one of the two unknown devices ,you'll want to restart after the install, if it asks you to or not. (If you ever have trouble starting hold ddown F8 from boot till windows screen turns into a menu, then use safe mode w/networking to get in windows.


O2 Card Reader Controller Driver
Version:2.0.56Size:17,602,768 bytesPosted:03/22/11Released Date:03/15/11Applicable Categories:Card Reader, DriverOperating System:Windows 7 (32bit), Windows 7 (64bit), Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64

os2011099a_TC70101400C.exe


Description
This is the driver for the O2Micro Card Reader Controller Driver. Change Points
The following issue is fixed with the new driver:

1. The computer may hang when writing large amounts of data to an external Hard Disk Drive attached to the IEEE 1394 port.

Driver Install Instructions

1. Save the file to a convenient location such as the Windows Desktop.
2. Save all work in progress and close open applications.
3. Double-click the downloaded file.
4. Click Start at the TOSHIBA Archive Extractor window.
5. If a User Account Control window is displayed click Yes.
6. Click Next at the Welcome screen.
7. Click Finish when the install completes and restart the computer.

Driver Version Verification

1. Click Start, type appwiz.cpl then press Enter.
2. Scroll down to highlight O2Micro Flash Memory Card Windows Driver.
3. Click Organize, Layout then click Details Pane.
4. Verify that the "Product Version" shows "2.0.56".

I still have windows.old saved on the D drive. Does that help? Installing the driver from #206 now.

okay..yes

I completed all those steps. Confirmed, 2.0.56

Next step?