Agccard cannot determine configuration

Hi -- Hope this helps, it worked for me. Firstly, I strongly suggest you click http://www.revouninstaller.com/download-free-portable.php and save the file, then run the app. The built-in software uninstaller in Windows often leaves garbage behind in folders, files, and the registry that can make future installations fail. REVO is really good at getting rid of ALL of the crap so a clean re-install is possible. The above link is for their totally free portable version -- no crap and you don\'t have to install anything to use it. That said, uninstall all the software, then open your device manager and locate the entry for your device, right-click and select uninstall. DO check the box that says "delete the driver software for this device" so that you will be starting clean. After uninstalling, unplug the USB cable to your device and reboot.
After the reboot, Do NOT plug in the USB cable yet -- First, insert the driver CD and start the setup program. Wait until the software tells you, then plug in the USB cable and continue following the on-screen directions. Once everything installs, it may tell you to reboot, if so, don\'t try using the device until you do. After the reboot (or after the install finishes if it doesn\'t make you reboot) you should be good to go again.
I have had this problem repeatedly when trying to re-install drivers for various HP Products, and this has (so far, anyway) worked for me in XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
Good Luck!

Hi,

uninstall it from your system, then right click on the installer and click on "compatibility mode". Then choose Windows XP or Windows 2000. But that doesn't work all the time but it sure is worth to try!

Right click on desktop, go to 'graphics options' and then to 'output to'. Go to 'clone displays' and select 'monitor + built-in display'
It helps to have the TV plugged into the VGA port on your notebook before you turn that on.

t's probably a clash between Lifeframe and some other software you've installed.
I'd probably just uninstall it and leave it at that since Lifeframe doesn't really serve anything productive. If you insist on using lifefram and the installation/uninstallation doesn't work, you may want to perform a system restore back to the point where lifeframe still worked.

To uninstall eType:
Enter Start menu> All programs > eType folder and you'll find the uninstall link under eType.
For more details and print screen, see Q 5.14 at www.etype.com/help/faq/configurations/

BTW - To remove only eType's promotion link:
Enter eType's Settings window> Advanced tab and uncheck: "Help keep eType free by sharing with your friends".

Hi.

Yes you can start the re-installation from safe mode although you can start the installation by changing the boot order to CD-ROM in the BIOS configuration.

Before you re-install XP it is a good idea to back up all your data to a slave or storage drive first as a clean install will wipe all your data.

If you would like to know anything else please post back.



Regards.

After uninstalling the program, go to start, Search, for files and folders and put *creatacard gold* in the search box using the asterisks on both sides. Bu sure to delete any files that are found involving creatacard gold7. Then restart your computer. It sounds like you are having a configuration problem. Is the operating system you are using listed on the configuration of the Creatacard Gold program as a operating system that this software will work on?

You could try and reinstall and if using windows, try using the the program compatability wizard found in the accessories folder in the programs folder. This might help make the program work properly. Alternatively, you may have to get a another version of creatacard gold if it does not work with your operating system. Broderbund may have a download on their site to help make your software work on you operating system. Not having any additional details about your issue, I cannot be certain.

Let me know if I can assist you furhter. Please include any details possible about the issue so I may be of assistance to you.

Brian

If you have the Windows XP recovery disk you should boot into the disk and do a repair install of the Windows OS. You can also press 'F8' before or right after the Windows XP splash screen comes up and tell it to either boot into Safe Mode or "Boot with last configuration that worked". If you boot into safe mode, go to control panel and programs and uninstall the sp2 installation. Please comment back if you need further assistance. I will be providing a How-To on how to recover a system using system CDs today.

Good Luck,

NOLA Tech

here is a link from adobe's website, this will help you completely remove the product.


http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb400654&sliceId=2

Not vista compatible, which is the OS I'm guessing you are using.