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    G1-s Help with order for updating ATK drivers

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by cumacha, Nov 16, 2007.

  1. cumacha

    cumacha Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi i have G1S with ultimate 64 on my computer.
    The drivers i ATK driver i have currently on the computer are:

    ATK Generic Function Service
    ATK Hotkey
    ATK Media
    ATK0SD2

    Everything has been working fine for past couple months but lately had a problem and wanted to update any 64 drivers that were on ASUS website.

    They have ATKdrv availble.

    My question is, do i just install this or is there something that i should unistall first?

    thanks
     
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  2. E.B.E.

    E.B.E. NBR Procrastinator

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    What is the problem?

    I suggest don't update unless necessary. Like you say, it's difficult to see in Vista what should be removed prior to installation, because there are 4 different ATK utilities.
     
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    cumacha Notebook Enthusiast

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    Yeah thats why im confused...i get an error sometimes and then the keys dont work unless i restart my computer
     
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    E.B.E. NBR Procrastinator

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    That's probably: ATK Hotkey, ATK OSD or a combination of these two.

    Try looking in the ATKdrv archive, maybe you get more hints of which of the four programs it really updates.

    Otherwise, make a system restore point and try installing over what you currently have. Driver files should be updated in that way. If things go wrong and/or your problem isn't solved, you should then revert to this restore point.
     
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    cumacha Notebook Enthusiast

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    good idea, thanks for you help :)
     
    cumacha, Nov 16, 2007
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