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1. punlogic33

   
   Posted on: February 03, 2007 at 4:58AM  

   The good folks on the Windows Home Server Team are now blogging -- why not check out their team blog?  The goal of their blogging effort is to educate households with a broadband connection and two or more active PCs that are share an internet connection on the virtues of Windows Home Server Puneet Mittal- Testing Comments...Puneet Mittal- Testing Comments...
2. gonghao

   
   Posted on: February 03, 2007 at 7:13AM  

   hello nick,

   can you help me to get a chance that I can get the latest Beta.Maybe you can given an Invitation Code to give to me to get me in on that beta . thank you very much!
3. Scruffyy

   
   Posted on: February 03, 2007 at 8:57AM  

   I have purchased the full version of Vista (Ultimate) and Office 2007 Vista, I have 3 hard drives on this computer and two of them have all the data from Windows XP Pro, I DO NOT WANT TO LOOSE ANYTHING. the two discks are there but you are not able to get the stored information from them. So my question to you is how do I get to see the information on the disks without formatting them?

   Scott Tuxworth
4. Bryan

   
   Posted on: February 03, 2007 at 9:39AM  

   I need some help! I install Vista last night. The installemnt want fine. But, all of my program from Windows XP is not on Vista. Can you help me locating this program or want I need to do?
5. sates

   
   Posted on: February 03, 2007 at 1:34PM  

   Nick, thanks for keeping us all up to date through this blog. All the best.
6. marie cropp

   
   Posted on: February 03, 2007 at 6:49PM  

   i have brought a new computor as was told we could get a free upgrade to windows vista, i have now been trying to get through the pages which have to filled in at moduslink.com and it keeps crashing .have been trying for 5 days now any suggestions most of the time saying unable to validate coa, then got through onto last page and said unrecoverable error please try again later
7. billyboy

   
   Posted on: February 03, 2007 at 10:56PM  

   Well Nick, perhaps you would be kind enough to tell me, (a 20 year customer of Microsoft) why I can't upgrade my XP Pro SP2 version of Windows to the Vista Home Premium I just purchased when the Vista Upgrade advisor reports nothing wrong and claims my system is Vista ready. And it really is having just build a new Vista ready system where everything is Vista approved, MB, CPU, graphic card, etc..

   It hangs right after entering the product key and saying go for updates. Then comes back with suggesting I upgrade instead to business, enterprise or ultimate version. I don't need the features those offer and for the life of me don't understand why upgrading to any of of those would suddendly make things peachy.

   VERY unhappy and disgused customer. Really PO'ed!
8. potato_pan

   
   Posted on: February 04, 2007 at 6:48AM  

   congratulation

   If I should buy a new computer,I would try your new windows os
9. Bas

   
   Posted on: February 04, 2007 at 7:14AM  

   Nice, I'll be keeping tabs on that blog. For God's sake, focus on the 40M worldwide and not just the 15M this time!
10. oldguy28

    
    Posted on: February 04, 2007 at 7:52AM  

    Is winhlp32 for Vista availible?

    ATI will not answer the question "when will All In Wonder capture be availible?" They don't even say soon. The email I recieved back was the company stand is on their web site. Which is "capture is not availible at is time".

    I am wait for answers to this two questions before I purchase Vista. I need these. To do what I do.

    oldguy28