Real Player On Vista/Xp 64 bit (x64)

Recently i upgraded myself to 64 bit Version of Windows Vista, the basic thing was that i had everything going smoothly, then i had something that meant to be played in Real Player, but there was nothing that might help me to play Real media files on my PC, as Real does not supports x64 ? what to do ?

Tried Searching .. making whatever i can ! then suddenly i came across a site which gave me the gift named REAL ALTERNATIVE

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Real_Alternative.htm

you can download & install this package which works with Media player Classic and Windows Media Player..

Enjoy

September 4, 2008 · Filed Under Microsoft, Other, Troubleshooting, Tutorials

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Nvidia Geforce 7900GT - Vista Problem (Solution)

As many of you already know that Nvidia Geforce 7900GT gives scrambled lines in Windows Vista Operating system, Till date there has been no solution to this problem.

Cause: GPU speed mismatch
Description: Whenever anyone tries to upgrade the graphics driver from 158.24 to above the screen gets vertical lines and your computer gets in a bad shape and you get frustrated, several more things are there as, when you try to run a game or even when you sake up from standy by and many more.

There is a common solution to it all : you just need to reflash your BIOS , the question is HOW ?
No need to worry as its completely safe :

Steps: Download Nibitor , NVFlash , prepare a USB with fat or fat32 Filesystem ( if possible make bootable), if not then have a windows 98 or me bootable CD or floppy ready…

Instructions: Set your Boot Device in BIOS to Automatically boot from Cd, floppy , USB and then HDD ..
Boot to windows and install NIBITOR Run Nibitor, click on options and then read BIOS into file, save the file as ori ( so that you can remember that its an original BIOS) , now on the main page of nibitor change the clocks to -2 (minus) in 3d ( primary and secondary) , now just save the bios with the name : new
close Nibitor and extract nvfalsh and its files to the USB Pen drive and the new & ORI bios files, ( in case you screw up you will need ORI ), now reboot your system in DOS mode and type : nvflash [filename] press enter it will tell you that the version and all is same , continue and it will say successfull. NOTE: Do not restart your machine until it says the process is successfull.. after that restart your machine if the display seems to be ok then you are done.. if not then as said above you will boot into the boot device, DO NOT PANIC , just type nvflash [filename] (by filename i mean ORI(the original BIOS file)) . Press Enter, just by imagining the last time you did the thing press if pressing Y is needed.. the dispay if curropted will get stagnent after a minute or within seconds. restart and your system should be back again..

NOTE: Even i was a noobie just reading and studying and I did it in first step only… but yeah my BIOS too got curropted as i installed another BIOS from other card.. DO NOT TRY THAT…

PS : I do not take responsiblity that this thing will work for everyone.. nor i take responsiblity for any damage.. do it on your own RISK…

Nibitor and NVFLASH are copyright by their owners.. thanks to MVKtech and guru3d.com for downloads

June 15, 2008 · Filed Under Hardware, Troubleshooting

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