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Following message pops up on booting: PCI Drive Software Not found Install
EZTune. After installing ez tune disk it still dosn't find the drive. Not
sure what this drive does, since I have not noticed any problems not having
it installed. I'm using Gateway Desktop 250 GB HD Vista Home Premium OS.
Any comments appreciated.
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Peter
"oceans49" <oceans49@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:295D3F03-2E5E-457D-8667-60ACB50B6B9C@microsoft.com...
> Following message pops up on booting: PCI Drive Software Not found Install
> EZTune. After installing ez tune disk it still dosn't find the drive. Not
> sure what this drive does, since I have not noticed any problems not
> having
> it installed. I'm using Gateway Desktop 250 GB HD Vista Home Premium OS.
> Any comments appreciated.
> --
> Peter
EZ tune does not appear to be compatible with Vista. I suggest you either
try installing it using 'compatibility mode' for XP or just uninstall it
from control panel/uninstall a program.
"oceans49" <oceans49@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:295D3F03-2E5E-457D-8667-60ACB50B6B9C@microsoft.com...
> Following message pops up on booting: PCI Drive Software Not found Install
> EZTune. After installing ez tune disk it still dosn't find the drive. Not
> sure what this drive does, since I have not noticed any problems not
> having
> it installed. I'm using Gateway Desktop 250 GB HD Vista Home Premium OS.
> Any comments appreciated.
> --
> Peter
Linear Mode
