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23/04/2007 12:55:54
 
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Forum:
Windows
Category:
Computing in general
Title:
Re: Vista
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01218777
Message ID:
01218982
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16
>>>Call it by it's right name "Windows ME II"
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>>>>If you are looking at Vista then I have found this website quite useful:
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>>>>http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/vista/index.htm
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>>I've used it and had no problem. Next computer I buy will have it on there, and that is fine by me. I really don't understand all the negative stigma.
>>
>>Now Windows ME... that is another story. I shouldn't complain, as it has made me plenty of money fixing it.
>
>Well, I am trying to keep a smile on my face while using Vista. There are hardware and software issues - things that will not run. Little things like Visual Studio 2002 and 2003, SQL Server 2000, and a few dozen other things on my XP Professional machine.
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>Visual Studio 2005 has a "Compatibility Issue", SQL Server 2005 gave me fits but I have them working now.
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>I could do a double boot with Vista and XP Professional on my new computer but the chip set (Compaq) will not work with XP.
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>I am creating a list of each day I work on my new Vista computer and the problems I am having. There are lots of people that are having problems but because my computer was made for Vista, it does not crash and burn like other people complain of.
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>I have professional Audio Cards that I use to record my music, and they feed racks of audio equipment. The audio cards do not work with Vista - no drivers. So I am stuck as my big XP machine went south and they cannot get a motherboard for the 3 year old computer. There are no Audio Cards of the quility I need available at this time. Be patient Thomas, be patient!
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>
>How about a 12 step recovery plan for Vista users? One step at a time! :)

Hi my name is Denis and I use Vista.
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Save a tree, eat a beaver.
Denis Chassé
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