Vista is running !!! hehehe

> Glad it went well.
> Norton does not work with Vista. The following all do; TrenMicro pC-cillin
> but it uses masses of cpu at startup. AVG and Avast work with both 64 bit &
> 32 bit versions. Avast Home is free. AVG has a free 1 month trial. They may
> have a free version too. Colin
>
> "Xibit" wrote:
>

> > Hi all , i just thought that i would share my Vista RC1 experience with you
> > so far
> >
> > installation was perfect completed in about 30 -45 minutes
> >
> > i was very suprised to see that Vista actually searched & installed every
> > driver
> > automatically , exactly what did it do ???
> >
> > i dont really know , if it actually downloaded them or copied them over from
> > the XP Pro OS (this is more likely !)
> >
> > i did not have to use my manufacturer CD nor did i download anything myself
> >
> > a big hoorah !!! too Asus , ATI , AMD & Realtek
> >
> > only problem that i did encounter was installing Anti Virus , Kaspersky &
> > Avant
> > it seems that Vista doe's not allow 3rd party software , some of us have
> > already read the press releases about this !
> >
> > & Nero 7 Premium would not install either
> >
> > but all other programs installed & are working perfectly , iam a
> > web-designer & programmer so, all Adobe & Macromedia , are my main programs &
> > are working perfectly !
> >
> > now Vista RC1 being still a beta , there are many features i would not even
> > dare to try , like Speech Recongnition " dont want a sudden bug happening &
> > getting locked out of my computer
> >
> > & the many networking features "for security reasons" ...but so far running
> > & executing internet applications are working very good
> >
> > the administration settings really got my head banging on the computer
> > it took me awile to figure out all the Administration settings & i think
> > this will be 80% of user's problems , Microsoft did go abit over the top !
> >
> > but i can now delete , install & edit files after configuring my Admin
> > access ;o)
> >
> > ill keep you all up to date with any future problems ...but so far things
> > are looking pretty good man )
> >
> > peace Xibit
> >

> Hey Spirefm ...sorry typo , i meant Avast ...Avast really its working for you
> ?? ...i get a compadility error , but my version may be abit out-dated
>
> ill try again , i never put anything cracked or trial in my computers
>
> "Spirefm" wrote:
>

> > Glad it went well.
> > Norton does not work with Vista. The following all do; TrenMicro pC-cillin
> > but it uses masses of cpu at startup. AVG and Avast work with both 64 bit &
> > 32 bit versions. Avast Home is free. AVG has a free 1 month trial. They may
> > have a free version too. Colin
> >
> > "Xibit" wrote:
> >

> > > Hi all , i just thought that i would share my Vista RC1 experience with you
> > > so far
> > >
> > > installation was perfect completed in about 30 -45 minutes
> > >
> > > i was very suprised to see that Vista actually searched & installed every
> > > driver
> > > automatically , exactly what did it do ???
> > >
> > > i dont really know , if it actually downloaded them or copied them over from
> > > the XP Pro OS (this is more likely !)
> > >
> > > i did not have to use my manufacturer CD nor did i download anything myself
> > >
> > > a big hoorah !!! too Asus , ATI , AMD & Realtek
> > >
> > > only problem that i did encounter was installing Anti Virus , Kaspersky &
> > > Avant
> > > it seems that Vista doe's not allow 3rd party software , some of us have
> > > already read the press releases about this !
> > >
> > > & Nero 7 Premium would not install either
> > >
> > > but all other programs installed & are working perfectly , iam a
> > > web-designer & programmer so, all Adobe & Macromedia , are my main programs &
> > > are working perfectly !
> > >
> > > now Vista RC1 being still a beta , there are many features i would not even
> > > dare to try , like Speech Recongnition " dont want a sudden bug happening &
> > > getting locked out of my computer
> > >
> > > & the many networking features "for security reasons" ...but so far running
> > > & executing internet applications are working very good
> > >
> > > the administration settings really got my head banging on the computer
> > > it took me awile to figure out all the Administration settings & i think
> > > this will be 80% of user's problems , Microsoft did go abit over the top !
> > >
> > > but i can now delete , install & edit files after configuring my Admin
> > > access ;o)
> > >
> > > ill keep you all up to date with any future problems ...but so far things
> > > are looking pretty good man )
> > >
> > > peace Xibit
> > >

> Yes download the latest Avast Home edition. I wouldn't expect an old version
> to wok with Vista. Colin
>
> "Xibit" wrote:
>

> > Hey Spirefm ...sorry typo , i meant Avast ...Avast really its working for you
> > ?? ...i get a compadility error , but my version may be abit out-dated
> >
> > ill try again , i never put anything cracked or trial in my computers
> >
> > "Spirefm" wrote:
> >

> > > Glad it went well.
> > > Norton does not work with Vista. The following all do; TrenMicro pC-cillin
> > > but it uses masses of cpu at startup. AVG and Avast work with both 64 bit &
> > > 32 bit versions. Avast Home is free. AVG has a free 1 month trial. They may
> > > have a free version too. Colin
> > >
> > > "Xibit" wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hi all , i just thought that i would share my Vista RC1 experience with you
> > > > so far
> > > >
> > > > installation was perfect completed in about 30 -45 minutes
> > > >
> > > > i was very suprised to see that Vista actually searched & installed every
> > > > driver
> > > > automatically , exactly what did it do ???
> > > >
> > > > i dont really know , if it actually downloaded them or copied them over from
> > > > the XP Pro OS (this is more likely !)
> > > >
> > > > i did not have to use my manufacturer CD nor did i download anything myself
> > > >
> > > > a big hoorah !!! too Asus , ATI , AMD & Realtek
> > > >
> > > > only problem that i did encounter was installing Anti Virus , Kaspersky &
> > > > Avant
> > > > it seems that Vista doe's not allow 3rd party software , some of us have
> > > > already read the press releases about this !
> > > >
> > > > & Nero 7 Premium would not install either
> > > >
> > > > but all other programs installed & are working perfectly , iam a
> > > > web-designer & programmer so, all Adobe & Macromedia , are my main programs &
> > > > are working perfectly !
> > > >
> > > > now Vista RC1 being still a beta , there are many features i would not even
> > > > dare to try , like Speech Recongnition " dont want a sudden bug happening &
> > > > getting locked out of my computer
> > > >
> > > > & the many networking features "for security reasons" ...but so far running
> > > > & executing internet applications are working very good
> > > >
> > > > the administration settings really got my head banging on the computer
> > > > it took me awile to figure out all the Administration settings & i think
> > > > this will be 80% of user's problems , Microsoft did go abit over the top !
> > > >
> > > > but i can now delete , install & edit files after configuring my Admin
> > > > access ;o)
> > > >
> > > > ill keep you all up to date with any future problems ...but so far things
> > > > are looking pretty good man )
> > > >
> > > > peace Xibit
> > > >

> Hey Spirefm ...sorry typo , i meant Avast ...Avast really its working for you
> ?? ...i get a compadility error , but my version may be abit out-dated
>
> ill try again , i never put anything cracked or trial in my computers
>
> "Spirefm" wrote:
>

> > Glad it went well.
> > Norton does not work with Vista. The following all do; TrenMicro pC-cillin
> > but it uses masses of cpu at startup. AVG and Avast work with both 64 bit &
> > 32 bit versions. Avast Home is free. AVG has a free 1 month trial. They may
> > have a free version too. Colin
> >
> > "Xibit" wrote:
> >

> > > Hi all , i just thought that i would share my Vista RC1 experience with you
> > > so far
> > >
> > > installation was perfect completed in about 30 -45 minutes
> > >
> > > i was very suprised to see that Vista actually searched & installed every
> > > driver
> > > automatically , exactly what did it do ???
> > >
> > > i dont really know , if it actually downloaded them or copied them over from
> > > the XP Pro OS (this is more likely !)
> > >
> > > i did not have to use my manufacturer CD nor did i download anything myself
> > >
> > > a big hoorah !!! too Asus , ATI , AMD & Realtek
> > >
> > > only problem that i did encounter was installing Anti Virus , Kaspersky &
> > > Avant
> > > it seems that Vista doe's not allow 3rd party software , some of us have
> > > already read the press releases about this !
> > >
> > > & Nero 7 Premium would not install either
> > >
> > > but all other programs installed & are working perfectly , iam a
> > > web-designer & programmer so, all Adobe & Macromedia , are my main programs &
> > > are working perfectly !
> > >
> > > now Vista RC1 being still a beta , there are many features i would not even
> > > dare to try , like Speech Recongnition " dont want a sudden bug happening &
> > > getting locked out of my computer
> > >
> > > & the many networking features "for security reasons" ...but so far running
> > > & executing internet applications are working very good
> > >
> > > the administration settings really got my head banging on the computer
> > > it took me awile to figure out all the Administration settings & i think
> > > this will be 80% of user's problems , Microsoft did go abit over the top !
> > >
> > > but i can now delete , install & edit files after configuring my Admin
> > > access ;o)
> > >
> > > ill keep you all up to date with any future problems ...but so far things
> > > are looking pretty good man )
> > >
> > > peace Xibit
> > >

> Don't forget that Vista ia trial! It is a long way from being perfect. Colin
>
> "Xibit" wrote:
>

> > Hey Spirefm ...sorry typo , i meant Avast ...Avast really its working for you
> > ?? ...i get a compadility error , but my version may be abit out-dated
> >
> > ill try again , i never put anything cracked or trial in my computers
> >
> > "Spirefm" wrote:
> >

> > > Glad it went well.
> > > Norton does not work with Vista. The following all do; TrenMicro pC-cillin
> > > but it uses masses of cpu at startup. AVG and Avast work with both 64 bit &
> > > 32 bit versions. Avast Home is free. AVG has a free 1 month trial. They may
> > > have a free version too. Colin
> > >
> > > "Xibit" wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hi all , i just thought that i would share my Vista RC1 experience with you
> > > > so far
> > > >
> > > > installation was perfect completed in about 30 -45 minutes
> > > >
> > > > i was very suprised to see that Vista actually searched & installed every
> > > > driver
> > > > automatically , exactly what did it do ???
> > > >
> > > > i dont really know , if it actually downloaded them or copied them over from
> > > > the XP Pro OS (this is more likely !)
> > > >
> > > > i did not have to use my manufacturer CD nor did i download anything myself
> > > >
> > > > a big hoorah !!! too Asus , ATI , AMD & Realtek
> > > >
> > > > only problem that i did encounter was installing Anti Virus , Kaspersky &
> > > > Avant
> > > > it seems that Vista doe's not allow 3rd party software , some of us have
> > > > already read the press releases about this !
> > > >
> > > > & Nero 7 Premium would not install either
> > > >
> > > > but all other programs installed & are working perfectly , iam a
> > > > web-designer & programmer so, all Adobe & Macromedia , are my main programs &
> > > > are working perfectly !
> > > >
> > > > now Vista RC1 being still a beta , there are many features i would not even
> > > > dare to try , like Speech Recongnition " dont want a sudden bug happening &
> > > > getting locked out of my computer
> > > >
> > > > & the many networking features "for security reasons" ...but so far running
> > > > & executing internet applications are working very good
> > > >
> > > > the administration settings really got my head banging on the computer
> > > > it took me awile to figure out all the Administration settings & i think
> > > > this will be 80% of user's problems , Microsoft did go abit over the top !
> > > >
> > > > but i can now delete , install & edit files after configuring my Admin
> > > > access ;o)
> > > >
> > > > ill keep you all up to date with any future problems ...but so far things
> > > > are looking pretty good man )
> > > >
> > > > peace Xibit
> > > >

> yes of course , you are correct ...i have have posted many times
> encouraging
> users to not make Vista RC1 there default OS
>
> i really dont understand why people are performing ugrades !
> for me Vista needs its own partition & let it do its thing
>
> & to go into msconfig & make sure that it boots along with XP
>
> even though i see that it completely hogs everything , but i did notice a
> huge difference in loading , between Vista default boot & XP/Vista boot
>
> but it almost looks like Microsoft finally released a pretty good Beta for
> some systems & it can be used as a regular home use OS
>
> iam really amazed as to how good it actually runs
>
> peace Xibit
>
> "Spirefm" wrote:
>

>> Don't forget that Vista ia trial! It is a long way from being perfect.
>> Colin
>>
>> "Xibit" wrote:
>>

>> > Hey Spirefm ...sorry typo , i meant Avast ...Avast really its working
>> > for you
>> > ?? ...i get a compadility error , but my version may be abit out-dated
>> >
>> > ill try again , i never put anything cracked or trial in my computers
>> >
>> > "Spirefm" wrote:
>> >
>> > > Glad it went well.
>> > > Norton does not work with Vista. The following all do; TrenMicro
>> > > pC-cillin
>> > > but it uses masses of cpu at startup. AVG and Avast work with both 64
>> > > bit &
>> > > 32 bit versions. Avast Home is free. AVG has a free 1 month trial.
>> > > They may
>> > > have a free version too. Colin
>> > >
>> > > "Xibit" wrote:
>> > >
>> > > > Hi all , i just thought that i would share my Vista RC1 experience
>> > > > with you
>> > > > so far
>> > > >
>> > > > installation was perfect completed in about 30 -45 minutes
>> > > >
>> > > > i was very suprised to see that Vista actually searched & installed
>> > > > every
>> > > > driver
>> > > > automatically , exactly what did it do ???
>> > > >
>> > > > i dont really know , if it actually downloaded them or copied them
>> > > > over from
>> > > > the XP Pro OS (this is more likely !)
>> > > >
>> > > > i did not have to use my manufacturer CD nor did i download
>> > > > anything myself
>> > > >
>> > > > a big hoorah !!! too Asus , ATI , AMD & Realtek
>> > > >
>> > > > only problem that i did encounter was installing Anti Virus ,
>> > > > Kaspersky &
>> > > > Avant
>> > > > it seems that Vista doe's not allow 3rd party software , some of us
>> > > > have
>> > > > already read the press releases about this !
>> > > >
>> > > > & Nero 7 Premium would not install either
>> > > >
>> > > > but all other programs installed & are working perfectly , iam a
>> > > > web-designer & programmer so, all Adobe & Macromedia , are my main
>> > > > programs &
>> > > > are working perfectly !
>> > > >
>> > > > now Vista RC1 being still a beta , there are many features i would
>> > > > not even
>> > > > dare to try , like Speech Recongnition " dont want a sudden bug
>> > > > happening &
>> > > > getting locked out of my computer
>> > > >
>> > > > & the many networking features "for security reasons" ...but so far
>> > > > running
>> > > > & executing internet applications are working very good
>> > > >
>> > > > the administration settings really got my head banging on the
>> > > > computer
>> > > > it took me awile to figure out all the Administration settings & i
>> > > > think
>> > > > this will be 80% of user's problems , Microsoft did go abit over
>> > > > the top !
>> > > >
>> > > > but i can now delete , install & edit files after configuring my
>> > > > Admin
>> > > > access ;o)
>> > > >
>> > > > ill keep you all up to date with any future problems ...but so far
>> > > > things
>> > > > are looking pretty good man )
>> > > >
>> > > > peace Xibit
>> > > >

> Hi all , i just thought that i would share my Vista RC1 experience with you
> so far
>
> installation was perfect completed in about 30 -45 minutes
>
> i was very suprised to see that Vista actually searched & installed every
> driver
> automatically , exactly what did it do ???
>
> i dont really know , if it actually downloaded them or copied them over from
> the XP Pro OS (this is more likely !)
>
> i did not have to use my manufacturer CD nor did i download anything myself
>
> a big hoorah !!! too Asus , ATI , AMD & Realtek
>
> only problem that i did encounter was installing Anti Virus , Kaspersky &
> Avant
> it seems that Vista doe's not allow 3rd party software , some of us have
> already read the press releases about this !
>
> & Nero 7 Premium would not install either
>
> but all other programs installed & are working perfectly , iam a
> web-designer & programmer so, all Adobe & Macromedia , are my main programs &
> are working perfectly !
>
> now Vista RC1 being still a beta , there are many features i would not even
> dare to try , like Speech Recongnition " dont want a sudden bug happening &
> getting locked out of my computer
>
> & the many networking features "for security reasons" ...but so far running
> & executing internet applications are working very good
>
> the administration settings really got my head banging on the computer
> it took me awile to figure out all the Administration settings & i think
> this will be 80% of user's problems , Microsoft did go abit over the top !
>
> but i can now delete , install & edit files after configuring my Admin
> access ;o)
>
> ill keep you all up to date with any future problems ...but so far things
> are looking pretty good man )
>
> peace Xibit
>