Updating a Brand-New Product

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ic2000 — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 12:20:06 GMT

To younker and others, I have Vista Ultimate RTM installed on my MacBook Pro. Everything works great! (There are some very minor driver issues, i.e. backlit keyboard, which I hope will be addressed by Apple or their hardware vendors soon). IMO MacBook Pro makes an excellent Vista laptop.

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MarceloCouto — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 04:37:08 GMT

Just for the records, I installed Windows Vista Ultimate, final version at my Toshiba Qosmio G35 and I made everything work fine. All drivers working... the harder one was bluetooth but I made it.

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bwdave532 — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 03:37:38 GMT

Not sure if this feature is installed on high end graphics and CPU systems, but what would be great to have is the ability to have AVI or WMV files play as your background and/or screensaver. Maybe a few samples of the Vista backdrops could be video files with music and nature sound effects playing.

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KevinChebs — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 03:53:44 GMT

One thing Vista should have built in if it is not already, is Java. Don't You think? I can not tell you the number of times were at work, school, and my personal time where Java has been a pain with Windows Internet Explorer. Having it built in with the new explorer and system should make everything easier, and you can't forget, when you do this you have to make sure it;s safer.

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Nick White — Sat, 02 Dec 2006 02:26:22 GMT

Hey simonyee: drivers are continually being updated and if the manufacturer/OEM decides to make the available via Windows Update, you will be able to download them at that time. Or, you might find them on the company's Web site if they're not on WU. Either way, please be patient, as not all manufacturers/OEMs have released Windows Vista-specific drivers for their devices, but you can expect that to change as we near the GA launch date and beyond.

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MarceloCouto — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 20:58:14 GMT

Hi Nick, I just read the AndyG comment, and I'm going to upgrade my Toshiba Qosmio too.

If you can, please send my email to AndyG and ask him to mail me, I have some questions for him..

Just trying to get sure I'm not going to have any problems.

I'm afraid with the Sigma Tel HD sound board Drivers, and Bluetooth drivers.

By the way mine is as Qosmio G35 Av600, I just want to check with him that we have the same model.

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simonyee — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 12:19:29 GMT

Hi, I been trying very hard to get the drivers working from the website after installation of the windows vista driver from the www.realtek.com.tw for the Asus Main board it does not have sound just that I found the drivers are unstable and prompt me to download the same drivers many times.

I hope there is going to be updated drivers soon for the 32 bit and also 64 bit version.

Please email me at simonyee04@yahoo.com

Thanks

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Nick White — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 21:18:59 GMT

Hi again sroussey: the newness of your PC is probably the reason that there are not specific drivers for some of your devices, such as the Bluetooth adapter. There may be a generic device driver that we've included as part of the base OS, but this probably will not be as full-featured as the OS-specific driver that the manufacturer should eventually release. It's likely for this reason that your system is rating lower than you think it ought to; that should improve once the driver(s) become available. If they do not arrive via WU, I'd suggest checking the manufacturer's Web site every month or so for an update.

Hope this helps :)

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sroussey — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 21:41:55 GMT

Thanks Nick. I'll be getting it next week, I think, so I'll try it out. However, does the Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor not have access to the database list of drivers? It says it is unknown (along with Bluetooth drivers... which I wish came with Vista with the same sync features that Mac users get). My PC is barely 7 months old!