Free Downloads to Deploy and Manage Windows Vista

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Don Frederick — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:02:27 GMT

I just registered and don't know how to post. I am not too bright with PC, Please tell me where to click.

re: Free Downloads to Deploy and Manage Windows Vista

FrankW — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 09:09:24 GMT

For more free downloads on Vista migration you can go to migrate2vista.com. They offer some useful solutions for easy migration to Vista, checking msi packages to Vista compatibility and many more. And not long time ago they've started to giveaway "The Expert's Guide to Implementing Microsoft Windows Vista" e-book for everybody who downloads one of their solutions.

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Sarah Case — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 23:30:20 GMT

I'm a new online student and just got this PC with Vistas, I am having a problem downloading different things off the internet from various site for example yahoo messenger, it goes to 5% and tells me there is a problem, the site says it's compatable, will the ACT 5.0 help resolves these types of problems, and futer problems like these regarding school downloads for my law class.

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re: Free Downloads to Deploy and Manage Windows Vista

dazed_and_confused — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 04:24:31 GMT

Ease of deployment? I'm your stereo-typical user with limited but slightly dangerous knoweldge of windows. Our firm had to purchase Vista machines for our office because it seems that was the only thing we could get our hands on, due to the mass preloading of it. Vista has been a nightmare for our firm. It conflicts with everything. It won't talk to our MS SBS2003 effectively (that's costing me a ton in tech support), it won't work with our real estate software (desktop or online), we can't get it to recognize our network printers, it has effectively shut down our ability to RDC or VPN to our servers, and the silly firewall incessant authorizaion notifier thing is enormously annoying. I have been a huge Windows fan for many years, but this stupid software has cost me thousands of dollars in lost time and technology support fees, and they still can't figure it out, just to be brief about the problems. Sorry guys, but this is the biggest setback for our business so far in two years. Vista is very very bad...it doesn't seem that it was ready for the marketplace and small firms like us (40 people) are paying the price for it. It's everyone that I talk to, not just us. If the goal was to confuse and frustrate the user and create more work for IT professionals, then excellent job to Microsoft. We have one Mac in the building and it's the only damn thing that boots up in 10 seconds, talks to the server and has no issues.

re: Free Downloads to Deploy and Manage Windows Vista

DaveField — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 16:49:15 GMT

Tim01,

Have you tried the Easy Transfer Wizard? You can use it with an external hard disk or a Easy Transfer cable (available from many online stores) to transfer your files, settings, etc. from one system to another.

If you need to create a repeatable transfer, you can use the User State Migration Tool (USMT) to transfer files and settings as well.

re: Free Downloads to Deploy and Manage Windows Vista

Tim01 — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 22:21:01 GMT

HP replaced my a1700n mediacenter/Home premiun with a a1710n/Home premium,now I'm told that there's no way,no how that I can transfer files/folders/contacts from vista to vista. Any suggestions?

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Chuckrf — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 13:48:02 GMT

You are taking care of the professionals, but what about us home users. I am waiting for my upgrade to Vista Premium to arrive. Thought I would read up on what to expect when I install it. You have a document on line, "Introduction to Microsoft Windows Vista". It comes up on Adobe reader, but will not allow us to print it. I would like to have it available to refer to as I start using Vista. Software companies have stopped supplying user manuals. Now they don't even want us to be able to print them.

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Chuckrf — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 13:48:02 GMT

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technoverma — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 11:41:23 GMT

Hi there,

donot know should i Posted it here or not, but let me do!!!

I've bought Dell laptop with Vista home basic and I've MSDN subscriton Subscription I want to upgrade it to Premium since, i donot want to unstall the basic one I just want to upgrade it.

can you suggest me to something do do i go about it

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Om Windows Vista og annen teknisk moro — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 22:36:04 GMT

Solution Accelerator for Business Desktop Deployment 2007 Denne har jeg egne poster om, dette er den

Virtual PC 2007 Released

The Wow — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 09:42:39 GMT

Microsoft this week has released a series of downloads designed to help deploy and manage Windows Vista