Installation was a breeze. Below, you can see the desktop and system information:
Windows 7 was able to detect and enable most of the devices on the Asus K40IN laptop as seen in the screen shot below:
With the exception of the co-processor which I have no idea how to fix, everything worked out of the box, the wireless card, the webcam, the touch pad, audio. The desktop resolution of the default driver only allowed for 1280x720 so I had to download the driver from the Asus K40IN product page. Other utilities for the laptop are also available for download there.
Here is an initial list of programs I tried:- Firefox 3.5.3 works
- mTorrent 1.8.4 works
- Adobe Reader 9.1.0 works
- yahoo messenger 9.0.0.2162 works
- mplayer svn r29355 works except that aero switches off when you run it
- vlc 1.0.1 works
- spybot s&d 1.6.2.46 works
mTorrent?
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ReplyDeleteany luck finding that coprocessor driver? i am having the same problems with my laptop.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried installing the other drivers. You can download them from the Asus web site. Have you tried installing all of them?
ReplyDeletei searched the site but couldnt find a coprocessor driver.
ReplyDeleteTo solve the coprocessor problem, insert your ASUS vista driver CD and update the coprocessor driver from the device manager and point to your DVD/CD ROM drive. Done!
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