When I first upgraded to Windows 7, I was horrified to find that P2 Viewer wouldn’t work.
I got the wonderful “the required audio hardware cannot be found on your computer.”
No matter what I tried, it kept on giving me a error about the audio driver.
Well, after much searching the internet to no avail, I finally decided to try running it under Windows XP SP3 Compatibility (right-click on shortcut, pick properties, click Compatibility tab and check “Run this program in compatibility for (Windows XP SP3).
AND IT WORKS!!! WOOHOOO!
After running it in compatibility mode, I disabled it and was still able to run it without a problem… let’s see what happens after I reboot.
🙂
Thanks for sharing this workaround. Saved me a lot of grief.
Glad it was helpful 🙂
Out of curiosity, what is your workflow?
I tried this and was unable to get it to function…any other suggestions?
Well, I suppose worst case you could load P2 viewer in the Windows XP mode under Windows Virtual PC. That should work… just make sure you share the USB ports with the virtual machine!
This website just produced my week! I were searching close to for details on this. I’m glad now that I ran across this webpage. Woohoo!
I’m glad to hear it. 🙂