Windows 10: Device not startedigfxn uhd 770

hello everyone. i have a problem with UHD 770 on core i5 12500. i have a desktop pc and whenever i install intel driver for uhd 770 its get installed without problem but when i see events i see an error likeevice PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4690&SUBSYS_86941043&REV_0C\3&11583659&0&10 had a problem starting.Driver Name: oem2.infClass Guid: {4d36e968-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}Service: igfxnLower Filters: Upper Filters: Problem: 0x0this error appear no matter what version of intel driver i install or if i

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Nokia 770

One or the other of the 770 developer mailing lists might also have someone in the know:

Community mailing lists - maemo.org wiki

The "maemo-users" list, perhaps. Check the list archives first (in case the answer's already there).

 

Nokia 770...beginner questions...

When installing the various applications for the 770, how simple is the process?

Gaim for example; do i have to buy it? do i download it to a PC and transfer it to the 770? is there a step by step installtion guide somewhere?

The same goes for all apps really; i am not a developer..i'm a consumer and need to know if there is support for consumers like me?

thanks

 

Bluetooth "service list" on a 770

Howdo,

First post and - of course - its because I have an interesting problem and I can't find a solution through searching the forum.

I have a Nokia 770 running the latest 2006 OS version, which is just fab. Except! Today a mate took some pictures of the flooding going on round my way with his Samsung U600 phone. He wanted to bluetooth them onto my 770. Sounds easy enough.

So we paired the two machines. He selected a picture & selected "send by bluetooth" (or whatever the exact Samsung menu item is). There was a pause and then the phone came back with "service list not found" and that was that. No send picture

I've looked but I can't find anything on the 770 that suggests there's an option I have to select to get it to publish the service list (unless it has another name on the 770) and so I'm stumped.

Any ideas? Am I missing something? Can it just not be done? If not, why not - I though Bluetooth was a universal wossname.

Cheers

Mike