My disc won't run to install - Lexicon Lambda Usb Desktop Recording Interface Sound Card

I have minor shutdown problem with mail, won't close or shut down. My ans top left APPLE drop down, force closure, turn of each programme listed. For me works a treat.

it may just not work on your computer. not all games or disks work on all computers

If that is the only disc that won't run, check disc for scratches, fingerprints, and smudges, clean disc in luke warm water and dry with a soft towel, if this is a new disc return it.

You won't be able to run it then. It is like trying to run a petrol engine on diesel- it won't work. The software has not been written for Win 7 or, from what I can see on the website, a 64 bit Operating System. Sorry.

http://support.eu.square-enix.com/faqarticle.php?kid=59049&ret=main&id=2147&la=2&pv=20&SQEXSC=f7do7u05ncttoh4rt9gl19amp6
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I cannot install the Tag?s driver on Windows Vista and the game will not run wthout them, what can I do?

Infernal is copy protected with \Tag?s\". This requires you to install a Tag?s driver which is found on the game disc and should be installed when the game is installed.

Unfortunately the Tag?s drivers on the Infernal disc have not been Vista certified. If you are using Windows Vista you won't be able to install the Tag?s drivers and to start the game. You need to download and install the following certified drivers:

http://www.tagesprotection.com/main.htm?page=5.5.htm

Apologies for any inconvenience.

FYI THIS IS A FIX FOR WIN 7 as well x64 and x86

Hi anderswang92
It depends on your OS'es version . The fdriver doesn't run anymore under the most recent Mac and Windows versions .
Best regards ,
fanaudi .

No, you can't. (Well, it might be possible, but very unlikely, that it would work.) Recovery discs are made for specific machines. There are a couple of reasons why the discs for one system can't be used for another brand or model.

In addition to installing the operating system (Windows), recovery discs also include drivers for the machine's included hardware (video, sound, media card slots, etc.). The drivers on the recovery disc for an eMachines system won't have what a Gateway system needs, unless they were built using exactly the same motherboard and other parts, which would be quite unusual. If wrong hardware drivers are installed, Windows may not start and give you the famous "blue screen of death". Or Windows will start, then begin finding new hardware and asking you for drivers you won't have (although you could find them at the Gateway website). The discs also include the applications the manufacturer preloaded on the system. Some of these may not work and cause problems because of the hardware differences (a sound control program with the wrong sound hardware, for instance).

The other reason is that a restore disc also includes information that gets placed into Windows so the system comes up already activated and ready to go. Activation is based on information about the hardware configuration of the system, and yours won't be correct. Windows will see the this and you'll need to activate manually. If the Windows version on the eMachines recovery disc isn't exactly the same as the one on the Gateway, the product key on the computer won't work when you try activation.

Rather than try using the wrong recovery disc, see if you can borrow or download the installation disc for the Windows version specified on the product key sticker on the Gateway. Then you can do a clean new Windows installation and activate it using the product key. You can find the drivers your computer needs at Gateway's website as I mentioned before. It's more work than just running the recovery disc, but it will work. This does mean the system won't have any of the preloaded applications originally on the computer when you're finished. But this is not a bad thing.

Much of the preloaded stuff on a new computer is often called "bloatware", which you really don't need. It just slows the computer down, uses up Windows resources, and may be gathering information and sending it to sites behind your back. You can find good free programs to do anything originally installed and install only what you really need and want. Here are a few suggestions to get you started:

CD/DVD burning: CDBurnerXP
Antivirus: AVG, Avast!
Audio processing: Audacity
Image processing: GIMP
Office suite: OpenOffice

Good luck getting the system back up and running. Thanks for using Fixya!

The disc for these routers usually holds nothing but a configuration wizard, and I've never before heard of one being time-limited. In any event, the configuration wizard doesn't do anything that you can't do by hand (and in fact have to do by hand on a non-Windows machine, right?) You can find the manual for this product here:
Linksys WRT54G2 Wireless Router Manual
Follow the installation and configuration instructions there.

Okay this is a easy problem, the printer spooler service is turned off, just turn it on, and try to install it again, should work if not let me know.

press start and then run
OR
hold down windows key and press r
in run menu type in: services.msc
and press ok or enter

in services, you need to find printer spooler or spooler, right click on it and select properties.

make sure start up type is automatic, then press on start. Apply ok, close window , make sure the service status is running, press F5 to refresh the page.

try installing it now.