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    ASUS W3J Splendid not working...

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by gwesterbanned me, Aug 3, 2006.

  1. gwesterbanned me

    gwesterbanned me Notebook Geek

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    When I go to program > ASUS utility > splendid, I just see a flash of what looks like the splendid application and then it closes...


    Anyone know how I can make the ASUS Splendid work?


    Thanks
     
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    rj686 Notebook Consultant

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    did you happen to disable it by accident under Startup cuz thats what i did, its called ACMON under start-up.
     
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    Wow, so the splendid button actually works?

    The only thing I saw in the startup is Adobe and bluetooth manager.

    is ACMON the process name seen in task manager? cause I'can't find that process... the closest thing being ACEngSvr.exe

    Thanks

    PS: I tried to download the latest Splendid utility from ASUS' website. I procceeded to "repair" and "modify" my current splendid program with the newer version, unfortunatly, the splendid program still just starts up and shuts down. All I can see is a quick flash of what I believe that program looks like before it closes
     
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