So at this point I first need to find out what causes this error - is it a Windows setting, is it a restriction unique to the 64-bit version of Windows 7 (seeing as on another laptop with the 32-bit version it runs fine) or is it some other conflict? I have gone several rounds with various HP Customer Scare helldesk employees (to the point where I know most of them by name) and eventually they gave up and told me that it's a Windows problem and therefore not theirs. Needless to say we have tried updating drivers, uninstalling/reinstalling, and what not, with zero result. I've also tried just about anything else I could find on Google.
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@ good news, I found an unused windows 7 ultimate 64 bit upgrade disk. Guess what OS the computer will be now? Bye-bye vista!
Just ordered Windows 7 upgrade and more RAM for the HTPC, going 64 bit baby!
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