Windows Vista and Datalogging.
09-14-2007, 09:24 PM
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Windows Vista and Datalogging. Just got a new laptop. Not by choice, my Toshiba died hard. It's got Vista on it, and I can't get TTS Datamaster to work. I see that it's a problem with the software, as other people have the same problem. TTS is no help from what a few people have told me.
I'm looking for any kind of software that I can use to datalog on my LT1 that isn't expensive. It has to work with Vista.
If there isn't any option that fits that bill, can somebody point me to a good site on dual booting XP and Vista?
I'm looking for any kind of software that I can use to datalog on my LT1 that isn't expensive. It has to work with Vista.
If there isn't any option that fits that bill, can somebody point me to a good site on dual booting XP and Vista?
09-14-2007, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by waterbug1999
Not sure about dataloggin, but I have vista and just figured what DVD burning software works.
I had vista on my home pc for about a week before I was about to throw it against the wall, quickly went back to win xp.
09-14-2007, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by foff667
I had vista on my home pc for about a week before I was about to throw it against the wall, quickly went back to win xp.
09-15-2007, 12:26 AM
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We have a new laptop at our marina with vista.... Now we cant even scan our outboards because the new operating system. The software is supposed to be compatable, but we cant find a driver for the cable!
09-15-2007, 07:16 AM
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AHHHH!!! I spent about 2 hours last night setting up dual boot with an XP pro disk I had lying around. Now I can't get any drivers to work on the XP partition. This is gonna drive me nuts.
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09-15-2007, 11:56 AM
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Fdisk and a XP pro install disk will work wonder for this problem. Get the spam ware off your PC.
Originally Posted by Rowdy94
Just got a new laptop. Not by choice, my Toshiba died hard. It's got Vista on it, and I can't get TTS Datamaster to work. I see that it's a problem with the software, as other people have the same problem. TTS is no help from what a few people have told me.
I'm looking for any kind of software that I can use to datalog on my LT1 that isn't expensive. It has to work with Vista.
If there isn't any option that fits that bill, can somebody point me to a good site on dual booting XP and Vista?
I'm looking for any kind of software that I can use to datalog on my LT1 that isn't expensive. It has to work with Vista.
If there isn't any option that fits that bill, can somebody point me to a good site on dual booting XP and Vista?
09-15-2007, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Rowdy94
Just got a new laptop. Not by choice, my Toshiba died hard. It's got Vista on it, and I can't get TTS Datamaster to work. I see that it's a problem with the software, as other people have the same problem. TTS is no help from what a few people have told me.
I'm looking for any kind of software that I can use to datalog on my LT1 that isn't expensive. It has to work with Vista.
If there isn't any option that fits that bill, can somebody point me to a good site on dual booting XP and Vista?
I'm looking for any kind of software that I can use to datalog on my LT1 that isn't expensive. It has to work with Vista.
If there isn't any option that fits that bill, can somebody point me to a good site on dual booting XP and Vista?
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09-15-2007, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by schwoch1
I am not sure if this will help, but I had a CNC program I use that I could not get to work on Vista. I called the manufacturer and they told me to run it in Windows XP compatability mode. I had to right click on the icon on the desktop, go to properties and go to the "compatability mode" tab and if I remember correctly, I also had to do something in the same tab about running as administrator. After a restart, the program works great with no problems. I hope this helps!!
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Yea that was the first thing I tried. I had no luck with it.
Anywho, after a little dicking around, I now have a fully functional Vista/XP dual boot! I'm actually pretty excited and proud of myself lol.
WOOOOOOOO! Datalogging again!
