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Certified for Windows Vista Software Demo Video

Over the past few weeks, we have been talking about the Certified for Windows Vista Logo Program specifically related to devices. That’s only half the story. Today’s demo video is all about Certified for Windows Vista Software. The video is shot using Canon's new high-def HV20, which is a Certified for Windows Vista device.

 

In this video I talk about Certified for Windows Vista software from a security, reliability, performance and compatibility perspective.  The video shows how easy and seamless it is to install a Certified for Windows Vista software application. To demonstrate that, I have chosen CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3 to be installed on an HP Pavilion dv9000z.

 

Click here for general information on the Windows Vista Logo Program.

 


Video: Certified for Windows Vista Software Demo

Comments

  1. Posted on: June 23, 2007 at 9:51AM  

    A brilliant vid that gave me great insight into Certified for Vista program. Keep the videos coming!!!

  2. Posted on: June 23, 2007 at 2:52PM  
  3. Posted on: June 24, 2007 at 7:35PM  

    Nice house, wish my sofa was that clean and new looking!

  4. Posted on: June 25, 2007 at 12:52AM  

        windows vista is flying butterfly on the heart like experiance its really one of  wonder to experiance everyone in the world

     love ever hurt never

  5. Posted on: June 28, 2007 at 10:29AM  

    >Begin Rant

    Why did i just see an InstallShield box popup asking for the language? And then go and extract the MSI to run. Who employs these people that wrap a perfectly good MSI in an InstallShield installer and how does Microsoft Certify it for WIndows Vista?

    Just Google InstallShield sux/sucks/POS/hate/etc and you will understand what people who do packaging for a living have to go through to costomise their installers for enterprise deployment.

    I hope it doesn't use the InstallShield Updater to update itself because that would really take the cake.

    <End Rant

    I am usually a very calm person but seeing that InstallShield logo made me well... look above. I can't tell you how many hours I have wasted trying to get InstallShield programs to install silently and then there is that bloody updater and don't even ask about a silent uninstall.

  6. Posted on: July 21, 2007 at 9:05PM  

    Bought a lovely Dell XPS with Vista installed early February. Went to Walmart and bought a Lexmark at $25 that unknown to me would not work even though I spent some time with Tech help. I now use that printer with my old 98 machine. Am considering buying another Lexmark marked Certified for Vista.Will this work well with the aero etc.?

  7. Posted on: July 21, 2007 at 10:40PM  

    For a superior experience, choose products that are Certified for Windows Vista.

  8. Posted on: December 22, 2007 at 12:17PM  

    IE quit working! I spent two days trying to fix it - uninstalling M'soft updates,  changing configs, etc, etc.  I live chatted with HP for an hour.  No help.

    THEN: I remembered that I had installed ENCARTA 2004. THEREIN lay the problem!  I find it unbelievable that M'soft would permit installation of ITS product that would BREAK my machine!  A pop-up, at least, is warranted - mandatory, like I get for many non-M'soft programs!

    PLEASE send me a fix for encarta 2004 or a working version. AFTER ALL, It is YOUR product, and there is NO excuse for it not running under VISTA via an update or comped newer version.

    Thishas been an awful experience.  Simply unbelievable.  

Trackbacks

  1. Posted by: Gérard on Graphics on June 23, 2007 at 10:46AM

    As you&#39;ve certainly heard by now, CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3 is &quot;Certified for Windows Vista&quot;

  2. Posted by: Just code - Tamir Khason on July 05, 2007 at 4:24AM

    Ben Reed from Windows Vista Blog record his presentation where he's explaining what does it mean "Certified