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tdstr td...@foadspammer.com novell community chat Boomer wrote: I do have to admit that Vista wasn't too slow when running on only 512 megs. Well, you didn't have to admit it here. But I did admit to reformatting the HD. Ted Novak TRA#5512 IEAS#75.

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Tom Dacon tda...@community.nospam microsoft public windows vista general No, you're not alone. The same thing happened to me when I upgraded my XP system (admittedly after upgrading the video card and the memory). Runs fine. Of course you have to learn its idiosyncracies, but that's the case with every operating

More Vista annoyances
On 1/24/07, siddharth r <gentoos...@gmail.com> wrote: Vista sucks bigtime. They should stop the production and roll out (which is in days time). It is a big headache for devels like me. ;-) -- sid Keep "emerge"ing ;-) -- Winning isn't always finishing first!!!!!!!!!! --

List of Vista Annoyances; Criticism of DRM by the FSF ...
g...@gsxnet.com microsoft public windows vista general I am having a great time with Vista and I am loving it. I have only had a few very minor issues, but hey that is to be expected. Cheers to MS on Vista. G "Mike" <M...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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But prepare for an annoying additional step if you plan to back up your data files, wipe out your drive, and start fresh: If you bought a Vista upgrade disc, you'll have to reinstall Windows XP on the machine first. For XP installs, you could start a clean installation on a bare drive and simply insert the disc of

TweakUI - Vista 64
Joseph Marton jmarto...@SPAMhsemuni.com novell community chat On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 23:58:47 +0000, Voi Ch'intrate wrote: ... and then realise that those transparent windows don't help you **** to work better. <BG> Actually they've come in handy a couple of times. Typing a news post or an e-mail, I change the opacity

Windows Vista Home Premium: Where are all the bugs and annoyances?
To switch from Vista to XP, you have to reboot the computer; Vista is completely forgotten before XP ever gets loaded. The same thing happens with two installations of Vista all your applications and perhaps some drivers. But after the first week, you should see significantly less of such annoyances. Enjoy! RC.

Vista annoyances.
Jay Zie jaycalderw...@hotmail.com novell community chat Bob Crandell wrote: On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 15:46:59 +0000, Jay Zie wrote: I also have alot on my mind right now... But we can chat...Drop me an email jaycalderwood at hotmail dot com thanks! That's what I was thinking. Talk to you soon.

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I'm using Vista Ultimate x64 so I suppose it's set up for Unicode. The locale for non-unicode apps is Swedish. Maybe I should be more clear as what I mean with changing to English locale. By that I mean going into the "Regional and Language Options" in the Control Panel and change the Current Format to English

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... novell community chat "Voi Ch'intrate" <lasci...@ogne.speranza> wrote in message news:wulDh.55$Ij2.49@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com... Link? Sorry for the length... http://www.infopackets.com/channels/en/windows/gazette/2007/ 20070206_vista_upgrade_dvd_trick_clean_install_vista_without_previous_os.htm.

vista annoyances let administrator always copy as an administrator ...
milind patil mailma...@gmail.com comp_crazy i am used to ur mails simply containing 3 characters.... -) --

Windows Vista Home Premium: Where are all the bugs and annoyances?
Lee l...@lee.com microsoft public windows vista general john wrote: Where are all the bugs? here's one place to look: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=402 _"I won't be going back to Windows XP as my primary operating system and I'm staying with Windows Vista."_ http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=428&page=4

Vista comments, annoyances, and bugs
The more little annoyances that crept in to my system the more avidly I decontaminated my system with the registry cleaners until it all crashed catastrophically. After that I reinstalled Windows Vista and I have never used a registry cleaner since. My system has remained stable for months.

Windows Vista Home Premium: Where are all the bugs and annoyances?
Ben AL Jemmett bal.jemm...@ukonline.co.uk novell community chat Jim Pye wrote: What was the screen saver that had a story line? Had a guy stranded on a desert island. Johnny Castaway, I believe -- Regards, Ben AL Jemmett (http://www.jemmett-software.co.uk/, http://www.deltasoft.com/)

Cannot access external hard drive
Mark (mgh) m...@netmaker.biz novell community chat MS Acconting POS. aka ... Piece of S___ It aggrevated my accountant so much I showed her SQL-Ledger. She liked it so I bought it. Now we are in the process of switching. I'd like to hear an accountants opinion on it. I've just been toying around with it & since I

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manojpmat...@gmail.com comp_crazy 1) what if a virus infects a critical system process, the admin cant kill it. nor can the antivirus. 2) reboot is not such a great issue for servers ?? can u give us some more info on ways to avoid rebooting ? 3) in linux if i press a tab for autocompletion, i can see a list of all

My first impressions - Vista 64 bit Ultimate
Colin Barnhorst c.barnho...@comcast.net microsoft public windows 64bit general You can dual boot XP x86 and Vista x64 on a machine with 4GB or more of ram. But after the first week, you should see significantly less of such annoyances. Enjoy! RC -- RC White, CPA San Marcos, TX r...@grandecom.net Microsoft Windows

Windows Vista Home Premium: Where are all the bugs and annoyances?
"Don" wrote: Many thanks for the excellent information RC, I had just this morning posted to the Vista mail group, inquiring on Windows Live Mail, But after the first week, you should see significantly less of such annoyances. Enjoy! RC -- RC White, CPA San Marcos, TX r...@grandecom.net Microsoft Windows MVP

Windows Mail on Vista v OE on XP SP2
Kathryn kath.carruth...@gmail.com novell community chat I have a couple of users who want us to upgrade to Vista so they can get new computers (because they understand that you need a new computer to run Vista). I've tried explaining that we have to justify new computers or new software or new operating systems by

More Vista annoyances
Steve Thackery th...@nowhere.net microsoft public windows vista general (BTW, count me among the "working" -- once I got UAC and SuperFetch shut down and Symantec off my system, that is.) I also am very happy with Vista. No way would I want to go back. What's this about disabling SuperFetch? Why?