squirtin with windows 7?
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Im one of the weird ones that things it it aint broke dont fix it, so I choose Megatune over Tunerstudio.
I use megatune with windows 7 professional on my eee Pc. Works great. I did have some strange issues originally with the default folder that it put logs & .msq's in... the files wouldnt show up in the folder when you look for them. They were in a compatibility folder or something
I think this was because originally i had xp on it, some compatibility BS idk?
I use megatune with windows 7 professional on my eee Pc. Works great. I did have some strange issues originally with the default folder that it put logs & .msq's in... the files wouldnt show up in the folder when you look for them. They were in a compatibility folder or something
I think this was because originally i had xp on it, some compatibility BS idk?
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I recently installed Windows 7 on my little Acer Aspire One notebook that I use strictly for tuning. I installed Tuner Studio then, and I'm very happy with it.
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ended up not getting the eee pc and found a toshiba nb505 10 incher. same specs as the asus eee, but has much bigger keys for my ape like mits. anyway loaded tuner studio on both old and new. learned the ins and outs on the old before using the new one. everything runs flawlessly with the windows 7 machine except I keep getting a lambda2 error and it tells me to use lambda2 instead lol. it doesn't seem to have any effect on anything or the way it functions so I can't say that I'm all too worried about it. tuned for two hours this evening with slightly rich afr targets (just in case) and the battery still had about 3/4 life left. much better than than the half hour I get out of my old machine.
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