This is a Toshiba Satellite M60 laptop OS XP Pro 32bit. This laptop is my backup. My primary laptop is a Dell Inspiron 3541 OS Win7 Home 32bit. The Dell is getting cleaned up and disinfected. One of my cats pissed on it when it was turned off. The Dell still works.
This Toshiba laptop was working fine, I am typing on it now, except for the prog called Roxio's Easy Creater 10. The prog doesn't like the generic graphics video driver that XP Pro installed. Easy Creater 10 is the only prog that I have that will burn dvd's that will play in a stand alone dvd player. I tried every graphics driver that Toshiba has for this laptop and none of them will install. And Toshiba doesn't regnize the s/n number.
Now movies that I burned on the Dell laptop won't play right in the Toshiba laptop. See the attachments. The sound on the movies is fine but the video is lagging and screwed up. The same movie plays just fine, both video and sound, in my dvd/vhs combo player. It has to be something in the graphics driver. The graphics works fine to type this post. Firefox is a bit slow at changing pages but still works. I already took the laptop apart and used a can of air spray to blow all the dust out of the laptop. It helped some as far as making the laptop as a whole speed up. But the graphics driver problem is still there.
Steve
This Toshiba laptop was working fine, I am typing on it now, except for the prog called Roxio's Easy Creater 10. The prog doesn't like the generic graphics video driver that XP Pro installed. Easy Creater 10 is the only prog that I have that will burn dvd's that will play in a stand alone dvd player. I tried every graphics driver that Toshiba has for this laptop and none of them will install. And Toshiba doesn't regnize the s/n number.
Now movies that I burned on the Dell laptop won't play right in the Toshiba laptop. See the attachments. The sound on the movies is fine but the video is lagging and screwed up. The same movie plays just fine, both video and sound, in my dvd/vhs combo player. It has to be something in the graphics driver. The graphics works fine to type this post. Firefox is a bit slow at changing pages but still works. I already took the laptop apart and used a can of air spray to blow all the dust out of the laptop. It helped some as far as making the laptop as a whole speed up. But the graphics driver problem is still there.
Steve
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My Computer
At a glance
windows 7 home 32 bit, I just changed back fr...amc a6-6310, radon r4 graphics 1800mhz with 4...6.8gbnot sure off hand
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Dell Inspiron 3541
- OS
- windows 7 home 32 bit, I just changed back from 64 to 32bit
- CPU
- amc a6-6310, radon r4 graphics 1800mhz with 4 cores
- Memory
- 6.8gb
- Graphics Card(s)
- not sure off hand
- Sound Card
- not shure off hand
- Monitor(s) Displays
- built in lcd
- Screen Resolution
- 1366 x 768
- Hard Drives
- 1 500gb sata internal HDD and 1 250 gb's sata HDD in a USB external USB case.
- Keyboard
- Wifi with attached wifi mouse
- Internet Speed
- don't know
- Antivirus
- Zone Alarm
- Browser
- Firefox
- Other Info
- The gateway laptop model MD2614U died because a voltage regulator on the motherboard went poof. The Gateway laptop has been scraped.
The graphics driver problem is solved. I got the right graphics driver (intel 915gm/gms-910 gml). I had to input the number/letter string that Toshiba call's the laptop's part number, then the OS, then the drivers list comes up. The available graphics drivers is ATI, ATI Radon, Intel and Nvidia. Intel is the right one for this laptop. Also all the graphic self extracting zip files for the 4 different graphics chip sets have the same name. sm65videoix.exe. isn't that wild.