Originally Posted by: Wendyandleroycf35514e 
I have no idea what BUILD 179 is

??? My computer is running windows 8 so I followed someone's very helpful youtube on how you need to do it as if it were windows 7 & it worked & got me on to CCR. Linked all my cartridges & installed the drivers. Just can't sync or do anything other than cut half of a image.
Thank You Char, I appreciate you taking up your time to try & help me sort this out.
Wendy
Wendy - Well, I only offer what I know for myself and probably confuse people more than I do help....but, I do try. You're welcome, though.
You can see the BUILD of CCR by going to the HELP menu at the top when you're logged in to CCR. Click on "About Cricut Craft Room" on the HELP tab; that will give you the version and the BUILD. I'm assuming you are probably on BUILD 179, which would be the last version we have been given quite a while ago.
I hope you don't give up on CCR too quickly. I mean you already have paid into what you have; so, you'll want to do everything you can to get it up and running. NARELLE has a good suggestion to give PC a call and see if they can get you going a little quicker.
I couldn't get my EXPRESSION to Sync a few years ago (or when CCR first came out). I was very frustrated, too. It just went dead. I sent it in to PC (after I called them to see if they could help me). Within a week, they had my Expression ready for me to use. There's no way to know why I couldn't get it to work from home (maybe my computer wouldn't allow it at the time, but once PC got it to the correct version FOR me, it worked with my computer just fine). I am not one to blame PC for everyone's woes with CCR. It is my belief it is more our home connectivity and our setups on our computers that do more interference than many others think.
I don't work for PC; I just want them to succeed....because I do love everything these products do for me. I HOPE YOU GET THIS BEHIND YOU REAL SOON and can start having fun. I'll bet you are on the run a lot (a lot of users are younger than some of us....who have the time to try to ferret out our problems with a little more patience). I, myself, never would have tackled anything to do with crafting while I was working full time and raising a family. I admire those who can do it all. I just knew I wasn't one of them and chose to spend more time taking care of my family than trying to figure out how to make projects with modern technology!
Char
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