Comments

1. r3m0t

   
   Posted on: January 30, 2007 at 5:58PM  

   Those photos are a bit strange. Firstly, it says on the CD "This disc contains 32-bit software only." but I think I can see on the packaging that it says "32 and 64-bit" (on the top-left, after the "DVD-Rom" logo). As far as I can remember, both versions are on one disc...?

   The other strange thing is that the disc says "includes Windows Anytime Upgrade". I thought this wasn't available in Windows Vista Ultimate (simply because there is nothing to upgrade to).

   I like the "Windows Anytime Upgrade" logo. Swoosh!
2. blinkinleds

   
   Posted on: January 30, 2007 at 7:18PM  

   Wow. Cool little features. Can't wait for DreamScene to come out as well!!

   Also @r3m0t:

   The Ultimate retail version I purchased today comes with two DVDs, one is a 32-Bit version & the other is 64-Bit.
3. Albert

   
   Posted on: January 30, 2007 at 7:19PM  

   Awww...didn't get the Bill Gates version? :(  I was hoping to buy a copy, but my budget can only go gor a notebook or the Bill Gates copy and having to upgrade my desktop's hardware, but I need mobility and the latest right now...so no Bill Gates Limited Edition copy for me either... :(
4. tredblack

   
   Posted on: January 30, 2007 at 8:48PM  

   Hey nick, i just got the product key for windows vista rc1, but I dont know the web address to enter the key?  HELP!!!!
5. Insensed

   
   Posted on: January 30, 2007 at 8:52PM  

   Nick-

   Some of us aer pleased that all the time spent on the poker "extra" took you folks away from time you could have otherwise WASTED on getting the miilions of us OTHER people who own PocketPC's reconnected through the POS you call "Windows Mobile Device Center".  Now I know where your management team spends it's time.

   You all need FIRED for your utter disreguard in releasing games to your weenie friends instead of focusing part of your company's six-billion-dollar R&D on the productivyy apps we ALREADY HAD WORKING.

   Why not go to India and teach English- it would be time better spent.

   Signed-

   An INSENSED PocketPC user left out in the FREAKING COLD over a poker game.
6. Bruce Robertson

   
   Posted on: January 30, 2007 at 11:23PM  

   Hi Nick,

   I'm trying to upgrade my son's HP m7490n Pavillion, Pentium D 940 2 GB RAM running Media Center to Vista Home Premium.  

   My problem is that the media center sys32 file turns out to be corrupt and we can't get a hold of an installation disk.  Apparently, HP didn't include one and opted for an f10 system restore, which now won't work.

   I hoped I'd be able to just pop in the Vista disk and have it recognize that there was some fragment of windows media center left it could recognize and just install.  It's not cooperating.

   Any suggestions?

   Thanks in advance.

   Bruce Robertson

   bruce@vsg.com
7. hitmouse

   
   Posted on: January 31, 2007 at 5:15AM  

   The extras aren't worth a dime until my OEM (Acer) releases drivers and other software that will enable my Tablet to run for more than 30 seconds after logging in.

   Until that time it's like trapped in the burning wreck of a car crash, and the emergency services turn up with ice cream.
8. kengfoster

   
   Posted on: January 31, 2007 at 9:27AM  

   I bought Ultimate as it was the only way I felt I could get all the features I needed.  How do we leverage Bitlocker if we dont have a TPM 1.2 chip on our motherboard?  are the daughter cards or is there some sort of other method?
9. dugbug

   
   Posted on: January 31, 2007 at 10:12AM  

   What ultimate extras are on the horizon beyond the dreamscene thing?
10. Michael_Moor

    
    Posted on: January 31, 2007 at 12:55PM  

    Hey "Nick White",thx for share

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