I don't have partition errors. Which driver are you using from laptopvideo2go?
Because I tried multiple and they are not working
i installed these:
http://laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=21387
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Vista X64 on 2.5Ghz MBP woes.
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i installed these:
http://laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=21387
haha, not sure what's causing that problem. did you set it to update online? as for the video drivers, you have to dl both the drivers and the modded inf file (you should see it next to the drivers). then after you unzip the drivers, copy the modded inf file to the drivers folder and it should be able to install.
Good driver from laptop2go
I have late 2008 MacBook Pro and Vista Home Premium 64-bit. This driver version works for me.
ATTENTION! This is for Vista 64-bit, for other Windows versions check here . Date for driver is 2008-09-17 and version 178.13
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/drivers/vista64/178.13
And yeah, fongyuen is correct, download both the drivers and modded inf file. Oh, and remeber to remove the old drivers before installation! Use device manager to do that!
It's from september, but I've been able to play Fallout 3 about 40 hours with 1440x900 resolution + 2xAA and 2xAnisotropic and good visibility for objects, trees and characters without major problems. I have clocked about 40 h gaming, and the game has crashed 2 times, which is not bad in my opinion.
P.S. I have noticed same thing with the clock, simple way to correct time in OS X is just to open time settings, and BAM!!! time is correct again. I don't even have to press apply button.
I have late 2008 MacBook Pro and Vista Home Premium 64-bit. This driver version works for me.
ATTENTION! This is for Vista 64-bit, for other Windows versions check here . Date for driver is 2008-09-17 and version 178.13
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/drivers/vista64/178.13
And yeah, fongyuen is correct, download both the drivers and modded inf file. Oh, and remeber to remove the old drivers before installation! Use device manager to do that!
It's from september, but I've been able to play Fallout 3 about 40 hours with 1440x900 resolution + 2xAA and 2xAnisotropic and good visibility for objects, trees and characters without major problems. I have clocked about 40 h gaming, and the game has crashed 2 times, which is not bad in my opinion.
P.S. I have noticed same thing with the clock, simple way to correct time in OS X is just to open time settings, and BAM!!! time is correct again. I don't even have to press apply button.