Startup Issues.

[coreyzorz]

Hi, Corey here, first time poster, life long gamer. Anyway, I'm having a little trouble. For Christmas I had a Roxio GameCapture and I used it for a while with no problems whatsoever. At this point I was running Windows Vista. My dad took my computer for a week or two around March/April to update it. Long story short, he updated my system to Windows 7 and because he's a bit of an idiot, my programs were lost. I recently installed the software to support the GameCap and it seems to work fine at first. The Launch pad opens but I can't open the capture window. It let's me open the 'Edit & Share' but when I click the 'Capture' button, it says it's loading for a split second, the icon appears at the taskbar but disappears again. No matter how many times I click on it, nothing happens. It's updated with the latest Service Pack as I thought that may be able to help fix my problem but I still have the same problem.

 

http://gyazo.com/798e627183344b6d6162852a9a2beb8e.png?1345565300

 

^That's the 'Capture' button I'm talking about in case there is any confusion.

 

Thanks for reading this, and if you have any solutions to my problem I'd be very grateful. Cheers.

[ogdens]

Does everything work ok when using Edit & Share.

 

Also are you having problems with any other software. other than Roxio since your O/S change.

[coreyzorz]

Well, it was a 32-bit OS on Vista, my dad somehow converted it to a 64-bit OS on Windows 7. I've had trouble installing iTunes, no matter what I try I just can't get it to install.

 

And as for Edit & Share, everything works fine apart from some video clips on the right hand side where the paths have been messed up so it can't display the video. But as far as I can tell, everything else works fine.

[cdanteek]

Well, it was a 32-bit OS on Vista, my dad somehow converted it to a 64-bit OS on Windows 7. I've had trouble installing iTunes, no matter what I try I just can't get it to install.

 

And as for Edit & Share, everything works fine apart from some video clips on the right hand side where the paths have been messed up so it can't display the video. But as far as I can tell, everything else works fine.

 

Was that a dirty install on top of the X 32 Vista OS?

 

If so that may be at the root of all of your problems!

[coreyzorz]

No, I used my student discount to get a legit copy of Windows 7.

 

At least I assume that's what you're talking about.