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KB937287 keeps showing up on my 64-bit Vista UE.
Kenny voyag...@geocities.com alt tv barney alt barney dinosaur die die die Sean Clayton wrote: Fornunately, we have only suffered B'harniitis for a few years: the effects as sponges reach legal (if not mental) adulthood loom as an appaling future vista. The salient point is that Cpn. Kangaroo, Moose et al never

OT: For XP users and in the future Vista users
I feel a victim of capitalism by purchasing Vista in good faith and being FORCED to purchase another version/upgrade of Microsoft Outlook. I refuse to be bullied and will be considering a MAC in the future. So, you're going to spend thousands on a Mac to save less than $100 on a new version of Outlook.

About _N SKUs of Vista?
They need to earn a living, and Microsoft's future looks bleak. They never could (even Zune 1 and Zune 2 failed... even about 9 months after Vista's RTM http://www.microsoft-watch.com/content/vista/cheers_and_jeers_vista_sp1_compatibility. html?kc=MWRSS02129TX1K0000535 http://tinyurl.com/35qd9f -- ~~ Best of

Even top officials struggled to make vista work!!!
Now if I can just pull it off when I format and do a "clean install" of Xp. I've decided to use 40 gigs each for the boot drives for Xp and future Vista and the rest for an extended partition with logical drives for data/ media/etc. "JS" wrote: Added information: 1) You can only have four primary/bootable

OT: For XP users and in the future Vista users
Vista is very hardware intensive - if you do go that route - get at least 2gb of RAM and preferable 3gb. Get a good standalone video card with at least 256mb. If you do go with XP, make sure the hardware is up to running Vista in the future if you want. I use AMD processors personally but have nothing against Intel

Update for Windows Vista (KB938371) install fails
For example vista is a huge leap back.. how back? Its back to the time with crappy versions of windows the winMe era. You should be careful of what you consider progress... You might be surprised but mark my words.. the future is far different than where MS is leading us now. -- 50 Ways to leave your Vista.

I Have Returned 2 The Linux Future Of All Computing, Just FYI.
So is Windows Vista in limited use. It doesn't vacuum the carpets, wash the dishes, or do the toilets. Duuuhhh! Yes it's in limited use. What you should take into account is looking towards your own future in cobbling together PCs. Nanotube construction is now entering the cpu designs that will make these big

Update for Windows Vista (KB938371) install fails
Vernon Balbert vbalb...@gmail.nospam.com alt games diablo2 On 3/10/2007 10:01 AM, EvilBill went clickity clack on the keyboard and produced this interesting bit of text: Ula...@hotmail.com wrote: On Sat, 10 Mar 2007 11:56:55 -0500, "wizofwas" <wizof...@nospamknology.net> wrote: In case you didn't know Black Vipers

Vista locks up frequently
We hit London Drugs, Best Buy, and Future Shop. Mrs. Phist didn't want Vista, and about that she was quite firm. If Vista was on the Laptop it would have to be "upgraded" to XP/Linux dual boot. The salesman we spoke to in Furure Shop couldn't offer anything but Vista computers, and let slip that the #1 reason for

OT: For XP users and in the future Vista users
~misfit~ misfit6...@wahoo.com.au alt games diablo2 EvilBill wrote: ~misfit~ wrote: Bob I wrote: XP must be better at scanning the hardware than 2K then <g> 2K couldn't recognise my 250 gig disk and only wanted to use 137 gigs; XP's been fine with the whole whack. Mind you it is SATA, that probably makes the

Can any one advise me on which laptop i should get?
The above needs verification, as I'm not Vista user, and cannot verify this by myself. If this is true - there's a question, is it a permanent change, or just "passing phase" - and in the future the directories names will be "localized" in Vista as well, like in earlier versions. -- ZB.

64 bit Vista
Vista is not XP+eye-candy. It is a different and new OS. Some XP tasks take 4-6 clicks to complete and only take 1 click using Vista. Once XP gets to the actual tasks, Vista has already completed it! These "benchmark" test are flawed and can be very misleading. Anyway who really cares. Vista is the future and the

An Age of Change (a future history)
I have especially warned him about any future Vista upgrades, since he is highly dependant on images from various tests. How would Vista alter his ability to view his images? The link below is nothing more than blatant scare mongering. Fine. Entrust your future health to Vista and its failings.

Article: Why Windows XP should be available until Windows 7
yahoo.ca> wrote: Briefly I am on the XP side of the Vista/XP debate, and have requested XP Pro to be installed on a new computer I am purchasing. The IT administrator at work agrees with this choice, but one opinionated fellow who bought a fully loaded Vista package is bashing my decision.

TP5 and VISTA
EvilBill quake2li...@gmail.com alt games diablo2 ~misfit~ wrote: EvilBill wrote: ~misfit~ wrote: PS What make/model/vintage is the system in question? Specifically the mobo and BIOS revision It's an ECS K8M800-M2 with Via K8T800 Pro chipset; the BIOS is a Phoenix, version 6.00PG (dated January 5th 2005). Ahh, OK.

Disable IPv6 in Vista
Fornunately, we have only suffered B'harniitis for a few years: the effects as sponges reach legal (if not mental) adulthood loom as an appaling future vista. The salient point is that Cpn. Kangaroo, Moose et al never claimed to be role models, ditto Tom and Jerry, Bugs Bunny and any other lame analogy you care to

Federal Judge OK's suit againt MS over Vista advertising
I don't know how microsoft.com got into my blocked domains list (accidental or malware, not likely, Vista Ultimate). Wish - Future versions of Windows Mail may like to disregard or prompt when certain domains are added to the blocked domains list. Thanks for your help. As always it was difficult to fully describe

Microsoft throws in the towel on Vista
But vista comes in 2 flavours - 32 bit and 64 bit. 32 bit is quite painless. 64 bit is painful. 64 bit requires driver signing, and specific 64 bit drivers. Even a lot of software has dramas on 64 bit. Basically, although 64 bit will be the way of the future, at this stage it doesn't have sufficient application and

ANNOUNCE: IE6 on Vista with IETester
The "smoothness" will probably depend on the computer update speed and such. While the rectangular outline for DragDrop was inherently smooth (at least without Vista). I will certainly consider any suggested methods for future programs and modifications. -- Regards, Rick Raisley.

OT: For XP users and in the future Vista users
~misfit~ misfit6...@wahoo.com.au alt games diablo2 Bob I wrote: EvilBill wrote: ~misfit~ wrote: EvilBill wrote: john graesser wrote: I guess the 160 gig drive (one partition) on my vid cap machine (running 98se) on an adaptec controller (allowing an extra 4 drives as well as drives over the 137gig "limit") is just