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RE: activehome 1.3 and win2000


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  • Subject: RE: activehome 1.3 and win2000
  • From: "Phillip Harris" <phil@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 27 Jul 2002 15:45:27 +0100
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> > When I try to use the active home with Win2000 I get an error "The
> > commuications driver failed to load Please ensure the
> x10comm.vxd is
> > is present in your working directory"
>
> If you are having installation problems, I would suggest
> downloading the latest beta version (v1.42) of ActiveHome
> from http://www.x10.com/support/support_soft1.htm

Yup ... Agree 100% Li, X10 still supply the CM12's with the *OLD*
version of ActiveHome which usually does cause that error under Win2k or
WinXP. Downloading the latest version fom X10.com should sort that
issue.

> > Does any have any clues or can point me in the direction of other
> > software to use?
>
> You might also like to consider running Homeseer (www.homeseer.com) 
> instead of the ActiveHome software.

Again, agree 100%. ActiveHome should be regarded as a freebie
application that allows you to play with your CM12. It comes nowhere
close to the functionality of software such as HomeSeer.

Phil


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