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08-14-2008
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| Techno Artist | GSvr.exe - advice needed I occassionally get an error report directed at a file called, GSvr.exe. I've found the file in my Gigabyte mobo folder. I've done a Google search and the results take me to registry cleaners, like RegistryBooster. As per the advice of many on this board, I don't want to mess with my registry. What's it about? |
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08-14-2008
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| Buggin | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed Like you, Google gave me nothing on GSvr.exe; neither, oddly, did it produce a hit at the Gigabyte site. However, it might be Gigabyte's Dynamic Energy Saver? How big is your GSvr.exe? This "feature", tool or whatever you want to call it comes in a variety of sizes: 7.85MB, 3.6MB or 5.41MB dependent upon which version you have. You'd think a tool like that wouldn't be all over the place in terms of size? GIGABYTE - Support - Motherboard - Utility Anyway, that's my best guess.  |
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08-14-2008
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| Techno Artist | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed The file is only 78.5 Kb. Yes, kilobytes! If I 'double-click' to run the program I just get a blank, DOS-like screen. Very strange. Additionally, I just noticed that when I look in this folder in detail view the columns seem to relate to music files. Meaning, that the column info is not relevant to 'standard' files. So, the columns read: Artist, Album, #, Genre, Rating. This is very strange! I wonder if this has anything to do with the occassional problem I'm having??? |
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08-15-2008
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| Antidisestablishmentarian | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed No, that columns detail is being drawn from what Vista thinks the *folder* is - if you right click the file and select properties, you can see if there is any information on the file such as manufacturer.... |
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08-15-2008
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| Techno Artist | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed Thanks again, John. Funny that it defaulted to a 'music' folder... All fixed now. |
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08-15-2008
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| Newbie | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed I have exact the problem you have, how did you do to make it work? plz help ! |
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08-15-2008
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| Techno Artist | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed joegga, which problem? Error message or folder view? |
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08-15-2008
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| Newbie | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed error message, its like scratch when i play musik. |
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08-15-2008
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| Techno Artist | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed Call me dumb, but I still don't understand your problem (not that I can help, anyway). The GSvr.exe error I haven't sorted out yet (I think)...or maybe I have because I just updated my BIOS and haven't had a chance to restart my system. Anyway, I don't get the error often enough to do a thorough troubleshoot. And it's really not my problem because my system is so new that I'll leave any extensive 'shooting' for the shop to carry out. What do you mean by 'scratch' when you play music? |
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08-15-2008
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| Antidisestablishmentarian | Re: GSvr.exe - advice needed joegga, Oskari never mentioned anything about playing music or scratching. Please read the thread carefully. Are you receiving an error message from GSvr.exe? |
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