I have uploaded all drivers for Sony VAIO TZ90HS laptop, coming from pricejapan.com.
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Edit : Sony Vaio TZ90HS .zip full drivers package ! Password : www.intonic.com
Audio - .zip
Bluetooth - .zip
Camera Webcam - .zip
Chipset - .zip
FeliCaRW - .zip
Fingerprint - .zip
HDD Protection - .zip
Memory_Card1 - .zip
Memory_Card2 - .zip
Modem - .zip
Network - .zip
Pointing - .zip
SFEP - .zip
SetReso - .zip
SonyCXD - .zip
SonyImgF - .zip
SonyPI - .zip
Video - .zip
WirelessLAN WIFI - .zip
http://www.intonic.com/vaiotz/90hs/drivers/
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Thanks, this will helpful when I get my TZ90 from PriceJapan and do a clean vista install.
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I vote for a sticky. many people need help when they want to do a fresh install on their imported TZs.
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These drivers are for a Japanese Vista right? They won't work if you want an English version?
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from Japanese, but works fine with my french windows vista
100%
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I don't believe drivers are language dependent.
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You should add the fingerprint software as well!
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thanks buddy.
does anyone have any ideas how to update the BIOS that came out which makes wireless connections more stable? -
Nice job indeed!
http://vcl.vaio.sony.co.jp/download/SP-014674-07.html ( or translated: http://translate.google.com/transla...P-014674-07.html&langpair=ja|en&hl=de&ie=UTF8 )
As someone mentioned in this forum the BIOS will be in english (because the BIOS is always in english)... but I haven't tried this BIOS update yet. So I can't confirm it. -
its pretty easy. just download the file, its an .exe file. make sure you're plugged in with the AC power, it won't let you run without your lappy plugged in anyways, and just double click and follow the direction. its easy as 1-2-3.
I did notice an improvement in my wireless connection after the bios update. -
Great thread, thanks! Is there a recommended installation order for the above drivers??
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no, no order
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just wondering, would any of these drivers be for the SEG1 tv tuner?
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nice picS!! man now i'm EVEN MORE eager to get my tz!! damnit sony! its been 1 week... just 2 more agonizing weeks to go..... =(
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Sony Europe has added "preinstalled drivers and applications" for the european TZ10 series (TZ10, TZ11 and TZ12) to their FTP server. And of course both will work with the TZ90!
Original Drivers Package (59 MB): ftp://ftp.vaio-link.com/PUB/VAIO/ORIGINAL/TZ1_DRIVERS.ZIP
Original Utilities Package (154 MB): ftp://ftp.vaio-link.com/PUB/VAIO/ORIGINAL/TZ1_UTILITIES.ZIP
Or if you like to access them via WWW:
Sony Europe: http://www.vaio-link.com/hub.aspx
+--Sony Germany: http://support.vaio.sony.de/downloa...lled.asp?site=voe_de_DE_cons&c=-1&s=-1&m=2698
+--Sony UK: http://support.vaio.sony.co.uk/down...lled.asp?site=voe_en_GB_cons&c=-1&s=-1&m=2698
+-- ...
The driver package is not so important for owners of the TZ90... it contains the same drivers (without Felica) you will find in the DRIVERS folder on the primary partition of your TZ90 (the drivers matrux has uploaded).
But the application package (Sony Vaio applications like Battery Care, Vaio Control Center, ...) is really nice... because the applications seem to be multilingual (german for me).
I don't know if the VAIO applications from the Sony USA site (for the TZ160) are multilingual as well?!But I don't think so.
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Great! thanks a lot for the links. Are these just for vista or for XP as well ?
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You (or someone else) will have to try... -
I found out there's another link at vaio-link.com for TZ XP drivers but you need to enter Vaio XP serial number to be able to access the page
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ftp://ftp.vaio-link.com/PUB/OS/XPDOWNGRADE/TZ1/
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BTW:
I have an entry like "Standard display (1024x768, 60 Hz)" in the device manager for the display (monitor) of my TZ90. The resolution can be set to 1366x768 but I wonder if there is a "better" driver (Windows Vista) for the display (monitor) of the TZ90?
Or has everybody here "Standard display (1024x768, 60 Hz)"? -
It would be great to know if the Vaio-link provide the 'original' XP Sony Utilities so that it would make the TZ XP downgrade somewhat easier.
If someone has tried that, any info/advice would be very grateful! -
I know these threads. ThanksBut the XP downgrade method discussed here seem to be using the combination of the TZ XP drivers + BX/TX Utillities.
What I meant was does Sony provide the 'REAL' Sony Utilities for XP downgrade for the TZ?
What I want to know is when you go to this link:
http://www.vaio-link.com/os/xp/downgrade/index.asp?site=voe_en_GB_cons
If you have the correct Product Code & Serial Number of the TZ machine, would you get a different XP downgrade package than the one you would get straight from the Vaio-link FTP site ( ftp://ftp.vaio-link.com/PUB/OS/XPDOWNGRADE/TZ1/)?? ( i.e. contains only the XP Drivers or XP Drivers + Sony Utilities)??
Also, does it mean that no matter you have which model (e.g. TZ11, TZ160, TZ17 or TZ90) when you go to the Vaio-link site, and select your model and XP downgrade, all will be forwarded to the same FTP site which contains the TZ1 drivers? -
Hello everyone!
I also have the TZ90HS. I bought it this summer in JP after my old HPaq-Notebook died under the hot Japanese summer...
1Oa the TZ90hs is a wonderful piece of compact workpower. Unfortunately Sony puts more power in "worldwide feature and price management" then in international user-support. Up to this day I didn't get the TV-Tuner working under english OS, as there is no driver available. Vista doesn't even recognize that there IS a built in tuner.
What's wrong? Hardware defect? If its so, then why isn't there a driver on the net?
What do you suggest?
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I can't really believe that no one found a solution to get this tuner working so far.
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Hi Johannes,
unforunately this is a 1SEG TV-Tuner (works only in Japan) so no chance
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Yeah, figured that out already. I tryed the computer in Germany once and i think I had a picture from a Netherlands' DVBT... but maybe I'm wrong, cause I was sooo unbelieveable tired
Ok, what's next?
I think, I'll replace the tuner-module with something that fits in there... what about a... TV-TUNER? *ROFL*. Or a GPS-Module? Both is great but not possible at the same time
Damn it! I don't have enough fotos from my "dissection" 2 weeks ago...
The flat-cable looked like a USB-cable plus 4 Power-lanes and a 3-wired audio-connection... Some homemade interconnectors from Sony
Back to the main-topic:
On my Japanese TZ90HS the drivers from the German VGN-TZ11VN/X work very well, they don't even need the "model.txt-trick" to run properly.
Additional drivers are required for the CXD9192 (Cyper-chip) and for the FeliCa-reader.
Sony VAIO TZ90HS - All Drivers !
Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by matrux, Aug 8, 2007.