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Vista

Posted:
Sat Oct 06, 2007 9:41 pm
by Ravang
I'm wondering would be computer be able to handle Vista (I'm getting 2 gigs of RAM soon), and with Vista can I upgrade it without losing all my XP files like music, videos :-/ And one last question can I play older games on Vista like ones pre-XP :-?
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Re: Vista

Posted:
Sun Oct 07, 2007 12:05 am
by sonic
I actully have vista but went back to XP and much happier I like some things about it thought, My other computer is similar to yours and it does fine, once you add the 2 gigs of ram mine however is only a 9600xt card.
Re: Vista

Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 12:07 pm
by Keep It Simple
One option is dual booting XP and VISTA. This is what I'm currently doing and the set up could not be easier.
For this you need a "full" version of VISTA, not an "upgrade".
Just create a partion on your boot drive and install VISTA on it. VISTA will automaticly take care of the rest.
Re: Vista

Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 12:11 pm
by Ashar
One option is dual booting XP and VISTA. This is what I'm currently doing and the set up could not be easier.
For this you need a "full" version of VISTA, not an "upgrade".
Just create a partion on your boot drive and install VISTA on it. VISTA will automaticly take care of the rest.
Make sure you have a large capacity HDD...Vista alone takes around 15GB...With FSX weighing in at another 15GB, you'll be filling up a 30GB HDD in no time

Re: Vista

Posted:
Tue Oct 09, 2007 4:07 pm
by stuart1044
IMHO Vista causes lots of problems, i work for a software company, and vista just does stupid things when we try to do stuff with the software
Re: Vista

Posted:
Wed Oct 10, 2007 2:42 am
by Ivan
IMHO Vista causes lots of problems, i work for a software company, and vista just does stupid things when we try to do stuff with the software
Not surprised to hear that...
What else do you expect from a 80% new OS
Re: Vista

Posted:
Wed Oct 10, 2007 3:22 am
by stuart1044
We are starting to get clients who are using vista, and if they don't set to run as administrator it has a dickie fit.... that all topped of with the UAC setting

I expect these will get ironed out, and we will begin to get used to it
