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InkBlob
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

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I found my answer on this french post:
http://forum.telecharger.01net.com/telecharger/windows__logiciels/utilitaires
which translates as: - download latest io2 installer from logitech (io2pen410enu.exe) - download .NET 1.1 - download .NET 1.1 service pack 1 ...both downloadable from microsoft. - install .NET 1.1 and the service pack - reboot - copy logitech io2 installer to a temp folder on your c: drive - open a dos command window from the start menu (type 'cmd' in the part of the start menu that is an edit field, then press enter) - using DOS commands, navigate to the temporary folder where you saved the logitech installer (eg: cd.., cd.., cd temp_io2) - type the name of the executable and press enter to launch it ("io2pen410enu" then press enter) On my machine this worked perfectly, the installer launched and completed, and the software now works under Vista Business 32bits. Hope it works, it's sweet when it does.

(Edited URL to prevent the page from stretching and for filter evasion.)

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psychosmose
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

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Hi ! I am french, and I am sorry for my poor english. Thanks for your comprehension. For me the solution is ok about install. The install is ok from begin to end. When I connect my pen by usb, windows reconnize my pen, and the down right icon is checked from red to green, but when I run the software, the pen is not reconized by the software. When I go to "pen paramaters", the connected pen number is zero, and the same icone is red. So I can install and lauch program but I can not use the pen and download data from it. Can anyone help me ?

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tsabar
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

are you using vista 64-bit? i am having the same problem on 64-bit, can't find drivers for the pen when i connect the pen.
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fxmartin
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

Hi i have test our solution :
 
but my installation block at final and never finish to install it.. and unfortunatly it's dosn't work.
 
so i'm on vista premium, does it cause a problem ?
 
Thanks for all
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jreuben
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

I am trying to install the io2 softweare with Vista Home Edition and have tried the workarounds I have seen? Are the ones being suggested just for people that are upgrading? Does anyone know if Logitech ever intends to make this work? Has anyone looked into other devices from other manufacturers that would work well an run with Vista? I just needd something to capture my handwritten notes in a image file I can attach to a CRM application.
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psychosmose
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

Hi !
It's the french frog ;-) !
I have found a solution.
I have wrote a little tutorial for not forgot, but in french...
I post my solution (traduced) here when i will have some time for that ... As soon as possible !
Please to correct my sentenses for the time ... if we can name it "sentences" .. ;-)
Bye !
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jreuben
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

Hi; I would love to hear about the solution. You might want to try Babelfish to help you with the translation. I also have a very close friend that speaks French so if you have it in French you can send it over. I have not even been successful in installing the io2 software. It stalls at the end and just sits there, says "roll back". You can email me directly at john.reuben@vendisys.com
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psychosmose
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

Hi !
So, I have some time now for tell to you what I have done for the IO pen work proprely...
I would want to precise that this methode has functionned for me, and it's not a science, it's a tips that permit to resolve the probleme for me... I hope it will work for all of you too, but I must not guarante that.
So, let's go. Make sure to respect the order of all the steps (I have try many of the possibilities and it's only this order that work.
The steps that I follow are :




1/
Download the last version of Io2 install software (Drivers for Win XP) (They are extremely rarelly updated, so yours may be ok)
DO NOT INSTALL IT FOR THE MOMENT (and uninstall it if already installed)

2/
Open the windows start pannel, and entry "cmd" in entry program search zone.
-- cmd.exe program appaired in the search list (on the top of start pannel).

---> right-clic on it and choose "open with administator" (maybe an other name in english... like the others m$ windows words... sorry)

-- A dos window open itself, after your confirmation

---> Enter "msconfig"
---> Go to "tools" , and double clic on "Disable UAC".
---> Confirm if necessary, close, and RESTART your system.

3/
Download the microsoft "Framework .Net 1.1.", and install it.
RESTART your computer (it's important !)

4/
Then, Download the microsoft "Framework .Net 1.1 SP1.", and install it.
RESTART your computer (it's important !)

5/
Open the windows start pannel, and entry "cmd" in entry program search zone.
-- cmd.exe program appaired in the search list (on the top of start pannel).

---> right-clic on it and choose "open with administator" (maybe an other name in english... like the others m$ windows words... sorry)

-- A dos window open itself, after your confirmation

---> Enter "cd " (where is the location of your io2 install program)
---> shoot ENTER.

6/
Install the soft by the commande by enter it's name.exe

7/
Then go to the tools in msconfig like the previous time, and replace UAC by double clic on "Enable UAC " (and not "disable UAC" ;-) )

8/
Restart your computer and enjoy ;-)

9/
Commentaries :

9.1/
When your system (windows) start, it may prevent to you by openning a little buble that "windows has blocked some programs when starting".
If it's the case (and it will probably the case), so, you must to right-clic on the little icon and autorize the running of your IO pen program.

9.2/
It's possible that, for running the io soft, you must to right-clic on the application (in program files folder) and choose run in administrator. (If you constate that your pen is not reconnized when you connect it).

9.3/
I am under linux now, so, I may forget one a two details... So, if you have some problems, post it and if I reconize it, I will can to explain it



My hope is your hope ;-)

Bye !
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jreuben
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Re: Vista? Alternatives to IO2 that support Vista?

I got it to work but it seems to be having trouble downloading documents from the pen. It recognizes it and gets going but then stalls. I tried clearing the pen memory and starting a new document but it continues to be a problem. Any ideas? I have been launching the io2 software as the admin.