Thank you for your information.

Need a little more information if you would like help , what make model an year vehicle ? Need to look at a wiring diagram to see what if anything these thing's have in common , a control module , relays - where there get there power from etc....

Well, if you live in a house, here is what you do.



1. Search the attic. Attic\'s are where little kids love putting things when you play Hide and Seek with them. It really depends on how long you\'ve had the puzzle.



2. Now for the basement. The basement, attic, the same thing. Sometimes you use a basement if you don\'t have an attic to put your trash in, or sometimes, you have both if you run out of space in one.



3. Your little kid\'s room. Ok, admit it. About every day, new babies are being born, and people who were once babies are dying. Kids sometimes play with you if you make them mad or if they are just the cute and playful type.



4. Check your room. Admit it. Even as a teenager, you have so much to deal with, you absolutely forget the fact that - well, you still play with puzzles. So what better to do than check your room? After a night out with your friends, or something, or babysitting someone\'s kids, or doing so much homework, or maybe even taking care of your own kids, you forget where you put things. So please, I\'m begging you, check your own room.



5. If you live with your parents, check the trash or the dump. Admit it. Once in a while, your Father (if you are a boy) gets worried that you\'ll never join the baseball team or any other, or maybe (if you are a girl) guys won\'t like you ever and you\'ll never move out of the house because your Mother let\'s you be so sensitive and play puzzles for happiness. Or your Mother (if you a girl) worries that you\'ll get your heart broken when your date finds out you still play with puzzles at your age, or (as a boy), your Mother worries if you still never leave your puzzles, they throw it away! So check the trash before you post any more problems on fixya\'.

the only thing left is the mainboard

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Call them and have them email the driver to you. Joe

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If Puzzle 120 is the one you're missing, this isn't in the park (which remains open once you've opened it)

You can see where it is here
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/2008/02/puzzle120.html

If this isn't the one you're missing, then you have to carefully look through the puzzle book in the game to find the missing puzzle number

No puzzles can be missed and you can go back and get any puzzle after completing the story (these will either be in the shack or still in their original locations)

sounds like the trans selector switch,have you been in deep water or pressure washed engine compartment? if not go to autozone or someplace with a scan tool and view live engine data most will show through the scan tool as you change gears if it still reads wrong on scan tool then the selector switch is bad if it is ok on scan tool then something in dash electronics

I think your game file is corrupted erase it and start all over no other way

Hi,

I also have the same problem.
Please help.

Thanks for your helpful.

Hi again Anarexa,

I am not privy to the information who the first support person was that responded to your Live Session. But you can email Fixya at General Support - [email protected] and relate the incident. Am quite certain your concern will be attended to.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

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