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Tk5210 programming
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streetdoc21
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What operating system are you using?
streetdoc21
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I have never used Windows Vista, but for XP you can click on "My Computer" then right click on your CD drive where you have the installation disk and click "Explore". That shows you the files on the CD, then you can click on the "Setup.exe" file to start the installation. Don't know if Vista is similar but you can try. Good luck.
code3cowboy
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Is the software installed?
Which files is it trying to open as picture files?
Do you have KPG95D? If so, which version?
Which files is it trying to open as picture files?
Do you have KPG95D? If so, which version?
Av8tor56
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Just out of curiosity; if you right hand click and select the properties does the target look like this: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Kenwood Fpu\KPG95D\kpg95d.exe"? And does the target type read application? If not then I would completely uninstall it and reinstall.
Av8tor56
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If this is a Kenwood CD it should auto-run. If it doesn't then do the right-hand click/ explore and check the program. There should be five folders marked disk 1 to disk 5. open disk 1 and there will be setup.exe available. If you don't have that as a .exe or it is not a factory cd then you may need to get a replacement cd.
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