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msabet:
--- Quote from: Shane on July 02, 2012, 03:19:45 pm ---You only need 64bit java if you use a 64 bit browser, so dont worry about that.
The fact that things are installing and this math program isnt makes me think it is something with the program installer that they are using.
I found this, have you tried any of these yet?
http://www.mathworks.com/support/tech-notes/1300/1311.html
As you can see in section 1 on that page they have a lot of crashes, but thankfully solutions for them :-)
Shane
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Dear shane:
I went to your link. I found an error like mine. there was three solutions for that. two of them(1,3) was not for me. For the second (Disable hardware acceleration of your graphics device) guide me please . it is not active for me( my graphic doesnt support). AND SO THE PROBLEM IS indefeasible NOW.
the following link is like mine:
http://www.mathworks.de/support/solutions/en/data/1-OVRMS/
Shane:
At least now we know what the problem is :-)
What video card is in the system and what version drivers does it have?
You can get that info from the device manager. :wink:
Shane
msabet:
--- Quote from: Shane on July 04, 2012, 12:44:54 pm ---At least now we know what the problem is :-)
What video card is in the system and what version drivers does it have?
You can get that info from the device manager. :wink:
Shane
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i find only the display adaptor. I think that this is your purpose.
Intel (HD) Graphics
if it is not correct say me more
msabet:
--- Quote from: msabet on July 04, 2012, 12:49:02 pm ---
--- Quote from: Shane on July 04, 2012, 12:44:54 pm ---At least now we know what the problem is :-)
What video card is in the system and what version drivers does it have?
You can get that info from the device manager. :wink:
Shane
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i find only the display adaptor. I think that this is your purpose.
Intel (HD) Graphics
if it is not correct say me more
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in the video, aoudio, sound part are find no video card
Shane:
Right click on Computer, left click on manage.
When it opens go to the device manager.
In there expand the Display Adapters.
You will see your video, double click on it. Then go to the driver tab and get me a screen shot :wink:
Shane
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