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Vista and Turnpike (again!)
No question, the advice many give in the newsgroups about buying a factory built system with Vista pre-installed is the safest & easiest way to have a I've decided to buy another full retail version of Home Premium and do a clean install on my main pc as soon as the "coming soon" drivers for it's modem arrive.

Vista - installing without setting up log in ID and password
(see my comment above) So - if I get an Ethernet Cable would I need to uninstall the USB Drivers? No, not really. They just won't be used. Thanks pmj - no doubt I shall have to come back for more advice before I am finished :-)) Yep! Go & have a look in your nearest Electrical/Computer place (Maplins/PC World

Same in Sai Gon (newbie post, critiques welcomed)
This computer has a DVD player and a CD re-writer, but there seems no driver support for the writing on this CD; it just acts like a CD-Rom drive. would i need the make and model number to get a good driver or would there be a generic one? (I imagine if I tried to install the XP CD that came with my Fujitsu laptop

:: Vista madness
You'll need to find drivers for that drive - and possibly update the computer's BIOS as well - and put those drivers onto a floppy diskette. Is there any way I can get round this and install XP? I have looked at articles on how to uninstall Vista but they were beyond my knowledge to follow.

NVIDIA
GBK gwi...@hotmail.com microsoft public windows mediacenter I build my own computers buy only components never buy a POS prebuilt system... they put the worst TV tuners have been especially problematic since many of the tuners bundled by OEMs are not available at retail and you can not get drivers except

Yet another Disk Boot Failure debacle
If you use it you have to get items marked both for Vista and for ready boost. If it is not enhanced for ready boost it probably will not meet that need. So he had to remove the old and put in a new and down load 1300 news post for Cuddleland. See "Paranoid.... well, you know the rest! Yes, and it has segmented

Vista, Linux and the market, or: why quality is no ...
I just started to get back to work. So I open up my video editor and tell it to save a file. Moronic Vista throws up a warning message and says no, your can't put it on Drive F, you don't have permission, would you like to save it to... making a suggestion to put the file in my "picture" folder. I say, no thanks,

What is it about Bayliners?
I disabled all the on board hardware i didn't need, installed XP, sound drivers and Cubase and I was up and running. My Vista 64 bit machine was generally a little faster than the 32 bit machine when running Vista in general, and a whisker slower, but not so noticeable in practical terms when running Cubase SX

Will cubase sx2 run on vista
I will even go so far as to say happy new decade, for it is also that. The "0's" I need your advice. It's 24 days till my big trip to WDW. somewhere in Lake Buena Vista or Kissimmee, on the thinking that (a) I was going to use my car anyway to get around, given the bad experience i had with the bus system last

3rd Time Vista Ultimate (x64) won't Boot After Power-Off
... SCSI Orange Micro Grappler 906F card in my G3 but am reluctant to install my old VisaScan 2.3 driver or attempt using my scanner until I get some advice. If you put a SCSI card on a B&W G3 Mac, it shows up in the system as the SCSI '1' bus, NOT SCSI '0'. The problem that you are likely to encounter is that

Internet Explorer freezes in Vista/Not install issue put on gen.
If you use it you have to get items marked both for Vista and for ready boost. If it is not enhanced for ready boost it probably will not meet that need. Sounds like good advice. Wish I had a choice more often. [1] Bear in mind that Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and

XP 32-bit plus Vista Beta on 64-bit computer
The driver being used is the one installed by Vista as this is happening at the very end of setup when Vista is trying to boot itself for the first time. I get a message in the BSOD about my ATI Radeon X1600 Pro PCIexpress and that is all. I seem to be the only one unable to install 64bit RC1 and I don't get it

Vista C - NO NMEA! NO REAL TIME TRACKING
I am fairly dissatified with my music system right now. While in college, I put an DVD home theater system together ad-hoc, over time, and I've come to the For now, I think I can salvage my CD-player (??). I presume the next thing I need to do is get rid of the Bose speakers and purchase some real speakers.

Family of teen Muslim invited men to rape her
If you have a SATA hard drive, get the drivers for it 1st, as you will need them to install Vista. All other applications, Nero, Office, etc, "sebbelcher" wrote: Hi folks, Just looking for a bit of advice. I'm building a Vista machine for my cousin and I'm wondering how to pre-install software on Vista.

Win XP Pro to Home Premium "Upgrade"
You apparently put the Subject where your From name should have been in your OP (Original Post).) Thanks for the additional info. It seems that a repair install is the what you need to do. You still didn't answer this question from my first reply: We don't even know ... if your copy of Vista is Full, Upgrade or OEM

New Build
With the UAC feature, Vista is crippled. My XP system has been free from virus attacks for years, and I get very little in the way of spam. Guess I'll drop Vista altogether - at least as long as it includes UAC - which I definitely do not need. By the way, if I had wanted to put my post (or a virus) into your Inbox

UAC and other permission schemes delay progress
When you buy, get a SCSI scanner, it's faster and less hassle in the long run. Make sure you have a free IRQ for the SCSI card, unless you already have one installed. Go for an extended warranty on your scanner. In my opinion and experience, it is the computer component that is most likely to break down.

Vista, Linux and the market, or: why quality is no ...
I'm not about to pay $80- to renew my subscription to get whatever updates are available to make the program work in Vista. So, to sum it all up: I went from a very slow computer with XP that did everything I needed it to do, to a very fast computer with Vista that, so far, won't do ANYTHING that I need it to do.

Internet Explorer freezes in Vista/Not install issue put on gen.
I'll put my own (legit!) copies of Vista and Office 2007 on it. Cost is a significant consideration. Where do I start? Is there a supplier who can give me If you install XP and need SATA drivers you enter a world of pain if you don't have a floppy disk drive. You should be able to get an MB with onboard sound

For my niggaz! (Pa' mis niches!)
I don't know about you, but I want my control back! Keep reading to find out how you can get it! By default, the disk defrag feature in Vista is set up to .... Put The Computer On Standby Even Shut Down Windows Talk about some useful buttons huh? Don't even need to install a driver if you're using XP! keyboard!