like try vista

Anyone try Vista/XP dual boot?
Bruce Chambers bchamb...@cable0ne.n3t microsoft public windows vista general algae wrote: I have just about finished setting up, tweaking, etc. a new Vista pc. I would like to ( for a short time ) set it up so that my xp installation is still available should I run into any unforseen software issues.

Should I use 64 bit Windows XP?
... I should probably break down and call Garmin support but I thought I'd try here first: First, I notice that the "Moving Average Speed" has a *long* memory. But with the Vista it's like the North American basemap is in the firmware, and it can't be turned off. Am I right? The summit does not support maps.

Microsoft throws in the towel on Vista
Ron K. R...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general Hate to burst your bubble but Longhorn was the code name for Vitsa. "unknown" wrote:

Vista Installation/Bios problems
journey rain...@oasis.com alt sys pc-clone dell On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 14:12:50 -0500, "Pinger" <paguy...@yahoo.com> wrote: I would like to transfer all our documents, music, settings ect over to Vista directly from our present XP HD, You may not want the extra expense, but I would pick up a 500G external USB 2 hard

Visual Basic on Vista: try not to laugh
Gary VanderMolen g...@NoMail.invalid microsoft public windows vista mail I'm not familiar with your antivirus, but if you have any doubt, try Also, trying Windows Live Mail has no downside, because if it turns out you don't like it, merely uninstall, and Windows Mail will be back as your default email.

Money UK 2001 Vista. Error with Online price updates
I like easy recovery pro, but it isnt cheap if you have to pay for it. Is there any way to prevent further loss of data when hooking up the drive and I don't plan to try and install xp next to vista (on a separate partition on the 80 gb pata drive) before making a proper backup (with acronis) to avoid the

Vista: Consistent in its ability to disappoint
As far as I'm concerned, my biggest disincentive for converting to Windoze is what I like to term its 'epilepsia' - if you try to tell it to do too many things at once or confuse it with a lot of information it will either freeze for five minutes or do something irrational and unexpected.

Strange vista problems...
"Banski58" wrote: Thanks Mick, I was hoping I could DE-activate Ultimate attributes that the Business version does not have in order to get it to run LIKE the Business Version. You see there is something in Ultimate that my software can't run on. Since it CAN run on the Vista Business edition, I am trying to

Remote Desktop from Vista to W2K Server
Vista booted up and it seems like it worked. In order to fix this by getting the latest driver for vista i tried to connect ot the web......and belive it or I still want to try vista and I have some QA. Does anyone have a suggestion to what i can do to make this work? Can anyone tell me what kind of sil image

Anyone try Vista/XP dual boot?
You might try using a different Email reader like Thunderbird to read Email. There's a default font setting for sending Email too IIRC. 10 point Ariel (in AOL's settings) results Sounds like you did not even check or try. AOL is *on top* of them. It has some of it's own settings & uses others from the system.

VISTA do not like mmio 24 bit and block size 8 Bytes
If you install Outlook on your Vista machine, connect it to your .PST file, and try the import again, it will work. Windows Mail, like Outlook Express before it, REQUIRES Outlook to be installed; only Outlook can open a .PST file and provide the import source for WM. Hal -- Hal Hostetler, CPBE -- h...@kvoa.com

As suspected Crysis will be Vista's "Halo"
You wanna try Vista on 'em? No, thought not... That isn't the point. I *know* that I can run Win98 on them. I *know* I can run XP on the Toughbook. ...with additional drivers supplied by I tend to go by the hardware donation specs of somebody like ComputerAid - and they wouldn't go near laptops of that vintage.

Visual Basic on Vista: try not to laugh
It's funny that I never get any notifications from the Live OneCare firewall about things like TimeServer or other phone-home activities in Vista. That's why I am thinking of installing a Linux based firewall/proxy server. I want one that doesn't know a thing about Windows and what Windows wants to get to the

Installing and conneting to the web
Can you please check this site www.keithley.com , I suspect that the problem might arise from the website itself, maybe it doesn't support vista or For quite a few people it's by installing programs like Messenger Plus, whose ads for malware don't identify the malware as such and try to convince you that you

I'm ready to try out Vista, now!
This kind of spyware may be beneficial in the sense that it facilitates checking for program updates and transmitting helpful messages like the news that pops up every time that VisualStudio is executed. Nevertheless, any program that "calls home" on its own is a potential security risk. Vista

Vista SP1 Released To Manufacturing - But Not To Customers ...
Frank f...@samm.zrr microsoft public windows vista general microsoft public windowsxp general thetruthhurts @homail.com wrote: On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 09:22:28 -0500, That is why people are slow to adopt Vista. Idiots like you should never (try to) use Vista. Etch-a-sketch is your technological limit. Frank.

Maybe another try on Vista?/Activation Blues
http://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/antifeatures I like the camera example, assuming it's true. Sell two otherwise identical cameras, but the one without DRM (allowing for RAW mode) is hundreds of dollars more. -- #191, ewi...@earthlink.net Insert random misquote here. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from

Hasta la Vista, America!
I have to force glass on, it looks like you need to have a minimum 1 GB of RAM even if you are using a dedicated graphics card. -- Andre Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com My Vista Quickstart Guide: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E8E5CC039D51E3DB!9709.entry "Tony Sperling"

Don't Like Vista ? Try Longhorn
Hmmm, this might seem a bit off the wall but "what if" I unplug my present XP HD and then plug in the new HD and install Vista on this HD and everything will seem like the new HD is the one and only HD and install it as the primary listed as C drive, then after all is installed plug in the old drive with XP?

opening a guest log on account in vista
Gary VanderMolen g...@NoMail.invalid microsoft public windows vista mail I could give you a long list of reasons why I think WLM is better than WM, but the best way to find out is to try it yourself. There is no downside to trying it. If you don't like it, merely uninstall WLM, and WM is back as before.