Acer 8930g Cinedash Media Console Driver Windows 7

Acer 8930g Cinedash Media Console Driver Windows 7 3,7/5 9666 reviews

What you need to do is click on start then right click on computer and select manage once the window opens select device manager and a list will come up on the main screen. Go down the list and expand the keyboards selection and there should be a listing called launch manager.

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Double click on it and on the properties window click on drivers and it will give you several options, click on uninstall and go through the list if it asks you if you want to uninstall click yes. Now that its uninstalled go to support.acer.com click on driver downloads, select, then aspire, and finally 6920. Then under the list you can select your operating system, be sure to pick your operating system e.g. Windows vista home premium x32. Then click on application scroll down and download launch manager.

Restart your computer install launch manager and restart again. Congrats your counsel should work! Posted on Feb 15, 2010. Cinedash FIX for Windows 7 This works to fix the CineDash Media Console! I had the same problem with my Aspire 8920G Now it works fine.

Anime inazuma eleven go victor eyes drawing. Getting the CineDash Media Console and Launch Buttons working If you have problems with either the CineDash Media Console or Launch buttons then you will be happy to hear that the solution for fixing these is easy! The first thing that you will need to do is install the “Launch Manager” which can be downloaded off the Acer website. Go to and click the service support, then driver download. Go to your model. Download the Launch Manager on the acer site. The filename should be “Kilimanjaro_v2.0.00_Vistax32×64_XPx32×64.zip” the version of Launch Manager under the Windows Vista operating system.This will get the Email, Web and Empowering Technology buttons working with their default settings.

If you need to change what the buttons do, you can launch the application named “Launch Manager” in the start menu. Uninstall any previous version of Launch Manager The solution to my problem was to get the Launch Manager to run in compatibility mode for Windows Vista Service Pack 2. Explore the new folder and right-click Setup.exe. To do this go to the Launch Manager Install directory (C: Program Files Launch Manager ), right-click on “setup.exe”, select the “troubleshoot compatibility” tab, check the “Troubleshoot program” check box and then click “The program worked in earlier versions of Windows but won’t install or run now”. Then select “Windows Vista Service Pack 2”.

Then click “Start” program. Now everything should work properly! It will install. But don’t reboot yet! Now locate and explore the freshly installed folder in your program files directory – (probably C: Program Files (x86) Launch Manager or C: Program Files Launch Manager depending on if you are running 64-bit or 32-bit) right-click on “LManager.exe”, select the “troubleshoot compatibility” tab, check the “Troubleshoot program” check box and then click “The program worked in earlier versions of Windows but won’t install or run now”.

Then select “Windows Vista Service Pack 2”. Then click “Start” program. Now everything should work properly! It will install. Reboot and enjoy properly synced volume, and fully functioning buttons.

Feb 16, 2010 .

Cinedash FIX for Windows 7 This works to fix the CineDash Media Console! I had the same problem with my Aspire 8920G Now it works fine.

Getting the CineDash Media Console and Launch Buttons working If you have problems with either the CineDash Media Console or Launch buttons then you will be happy to hear that the solution for fixing these is easy! The first thing that you will need to do is install the “Launch Manager” which can be downloaded off the Acer website. Go to and click the service support, then driver download. Go to your model. Download the Launch Manager on the acer site.

The filename should be “Kilimanjaro_v2.0.00_Vistax32×64_XPx32×64.zip” the version of Launch Manager under the Windows Vista operating system.This will get the Email, Web and Empowering Technology buttons working with their default settings. If you need to change what the buttons do, you can launch the application named “Launch Manager” in the start menu. Uninstall any previous version of Launch Manager The solution to my problem was to get the Launch Manager to run in compatibility mode for Windows Vista Service Pack 2. Explore the new folder and right-click Setup.exe.