Ronnie Vernon said: Hi Does Colorvision show the driver as supporting 64-bit? The only real option you have is to check with the manufacturer for any known issues with this driver when installing on Windows 7. Hope this helps. Ronnie Vernon MVP I put the link there to answer this in advance. Clicking above on the link shows the following text: Installer for Spyder2express 2.3.5 Requirements: Windows XP, Vista Features: If you are running Windows XP x64 and you purchased the retail product that does not include 64 bit support then please download and install this version.

ColorVision Spyder 2 last downloaded: 22.1.2018 - 2018 version. Download Rating: 91%. Update driver: ColorVision Spyder 2 - windows driver, Driver scan. Peter I'm using the Spyder 2 on Windows 7 x64, coming from a CRT to LCD. The 'profile chooser' should be available from your start menu under the Colorvision folder.

There are no new features in this release. Fixes: Added 64-bit Spyder driver to support Windows 64-bit systems. Compatible with Microsoft Vista.

Be sure, as already mentioned, that you have the latest driver version which supports x64. I had a similar problem with a Spyder3Elite. The driver did not install correctly. Gateway Sd Card Reader Driver Windows 7. The solution I found was: 1. Install the software package. Connect the Spyder.

A4tech Pc Camera Driver Pk-333mb more. It was recognised but the driver had problems. In Device Manager, uninstall the Spyder and also check the box to remove the driver. Rescan for devices. The Spyder was recognised but no driver found. Right click on the Spyder and update the driver from C: Program Files (x86) Datacolor Spyder3 Driver.

You may find your Spyder2 driver at C: Program Files (x86) Colorvision Spyder2 Driver or some other similar location. Alex T said: Hello, When booting have you gone to the Advanced Startup Options and selected the option to not force Digitally Signed Drivers? Try that and see if the software will install without forcing Digitally Signed Drivers. Regards, ~Alex T.~ ~Windows Desktop Experience MVP~ My installation of Windows 7 BSOD's every time I try to enter that mode.

It happens so quickly; I've yet to be able to see the name of the file in order to post on this forum about that topic. Cheat Database For R4 Wood. I'll try Dominic's suggestion; but I THINK I already did that.

In the good old days when using XP and an old CRT monitor Spyder 2 could be relied upon to correct my colours and give faithful prints. Now with my new Windows 7 and Samsung SyncMaster P2450H monitor the colours on the screen are OK but prints are terrible.

The Spyder operates in the usual way but on completion of calibrating I'm left with the following.Sorry, there was a problem opening the profile 'none' for display 'Generic PnP monitor'. Please select different profile using profile chaser. What am I doing wrong, and where and what is the profile chaser? Thanks Peter.

In the good old days when using XP and an old CRT monitor Spyder 2 could be relied upon to correct my colours and give faithful prints. Now with my new Windows 7 and Samsung SyncMaster P2450H monitor the colours on the screen are OK but prints are terrible.

The Spyder operates in the usual way but on completion of calibrating I'm left with the following.Sorry, there was a problem opening the profile 'none' for display 'Generic PnP monitor'. Please select different profile using profile chaser. What am I doing wrong, and where and what is the profile chaser?

Thanks Peter. As Kevin has suggested, Make sure your using the latest version of Datacolor software for your Spyder version. [quote]Sorry, there was a problem opening the profile 'none' for display 'Generic PnP monitor'.[/quote] This would suggest that your monitor drivers & inf files have not been loaded or installed correctly, If they had the message should not say Generic PnP monitor ( PnP is for Plug and Play ) That just means it will work when plugged in, But has no identity or default colour profile. The Spyder software needs the correct information as does the OS, One thing I have found is that as a starting point to calibrating a whole new set up is this.!!! Make sure you installed the latest ' Graphic Board ' drivers. Make sure you have installed the latest ' Monitor ' driver ( Basically an ' Inf File & ICC profile ). Here double check in the colour management section that the default profile has been loaded and is now the ' Default ' option.