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re: Windows Vista 64-bit Today

finnlayer — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 05:07:54 GMT

I have used window's since win 3.11''over the years i have grown with windows systems'' they now are getting more powerfull and clever than ever, the thing is, i have seen the 8bit the 16bit, 32bit, 64 bit, it still seem's that mircosoft is getting lost in bits and pieces, and as a user of computers that we are, the cost of upgrading to super computers is costing us our arms and legs, even so for the cost for older pcs we have had and now gone in the bin.

we are paying good money for these pcs and software for what !! problems, i say people have had more problems with there computers then their own car.

I myself fix broken down computers, rebuild them, for people that can not fix them their selfs, the cost for a pc man to fix you gear is a bomb, yet i have seen people crying because they did not back up there work, as they thought that they didn't need two, not kowning much about pcs and the inner insides of it.

what i am getting to,, there seem's to be so many people that do not kown a pc as many others may do, should there be a tv channel 24 hrs aday showing around the world dummies how to mantain, fix, build, slove, how to use programs, software, networking, clean dust out the pc, eveythink and enythink to do with a computer.

That way we should have lest then half people in the world - crying over their broken pc.

yet bring on 128bit pcs and still end up with never ending problems that will cost you even more money.

its what it is and how its going to be, i say its time windows got axed and mircrosoft revamp instead of keep upgrading there old 2000nt software, as far i kown vista is built of that.

64 vista is great if you kown a pc and software, get some help before you go ahead with it fru , if you not a pc guru that is.

re: Windows Vista 64-bit Today

ikantik — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 10:49:07 GMT

Hy all!

I'm a little hungarian engineer, and i like Vista x64, but my tvcard provider, don't make driver for x64 for my tvcard. So i think I should write...

But I dont know how to make drivers for Vista x64.

So i need some help for starting.

So if anybody could send me a documentation...

Email: ikantik@gmail.com

Thanks a lot!

IKantIK

re: Windows Vista 64-bit Today

Dan Bishop — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 01:13:39 GMT

I like the OS but it is still problematic as a mainstream home desktop. Have a Palm Centro? Forget synching with 64 bit vista. Have a Sky Caddie? No joy. Couple that with mystery problems (the system stopped sleeping when I added the peripherals from my old machine - a thousand threads on that topic with 64 bit vista with a thousand suggestions)and it is more of a challenge than a casual home user can deal with. For those interested, my machine is again getting its rest after loading the 64 bit downloads for the MS Multimedia Keyboard and wireless M5000 laser mouse. Running on the generic drivers proved to be the problem. Who could know?

re: Windows Vista 64-bit Today

the Hydra — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 17:13:47 GMT

I tried Vista 64 on a system I had previously built from scratch and it just ran awful. So I reinstalled XP 64 on it.

After my power supply shortage and fried my motherboard, it was time to buy a new PC. Vista had basically told me my Processor and Hard drives were obsolete. Although I didn't think they were that old, I had planned on building a new PC anyways.

Built the new PC with 4 gigs of memory (versus 2 the first time) and better everything else. Decided to give Vista 64 another try and I am glad I did. It runs FANTASTIC! It is sooo nice and smooth. No problems finding drivers anymore, even with my home built system. It is really fast and enjoyable when you have good enough hardware.

re: Windows Vista 64-bit Today

MDOC — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:40:35 GMT

x64 is great for me performance-wise except for:

1. I've caught a computer hang (total system freeze) about twice, but I think it's probably because of SnagIt (a 32bit app).

2. About half of my running processes are 32 bit. Too bad Word and Excel 2007 are both still 32 bits! There is a 64bit version of IE included with the OS, but the addons that work with 32bit doesn't work in the 64bit version.

The upside is that this Vista Ultimate (in both 32- and 64-bit flavors) came to me free of charge from Microsoft in return for installing and running MS Windows Feedback Panel, which I gladly did.

The other upside is I've got a very stable system.

re: Windows Vista 64-bit Today

alberhpr — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 22:17:18 GMT

I tried Vista 64 for a week. I noticed a couple of issues. My integrated Yukon network card would take up to two minutes to connect. I updated the driver to the latest 64-bit version but it didn't help. Also iTunes 64-bit would freeze up sometimes. I switched to 32-bit Vista and have none of these problems. Has anyone else seen anything like this?

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re: Windows Vista 64-bit Today

Ian D Samson — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:42:25 GMT

Hi everyone, a vintage PC user (since DOS 2.0) here who is in the market for a very powerful machine to run Adobe Audition 3.x for my sound studio and video editing self-taught hobby. As I am 55, my eye sight is not so good so searching through other topics to find what I need is going to be difficult. Please excuse me if this question is a repeat. I want a machine with at least 8GB RAM, if not the top of the range audio card then the next best, a 320GB HDD, an 18x or 20x HD-DVD RW drive, a 17" monitor, WLAN, Bluetooth, Video Editing, digital TV to DVD editing, etc., and I need to know what the advantage of a 64-bit processor (or two, or more) will be. I will really appreciate a technical expert's opinion.

Thank you.

Ian D Samson

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re: Windows Vista 64-bit Today

DManDMeisterTheBigD — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 08:56:00 GMT

WHY YOU NEED TO READ THIS CHRIS FLORES: I'm hoping you read comments added to your blog, and remembering how ENORMOUS your ego was, heheheh, I'm thinking you do...

Anywaysahowsies, Chris, buddy, I haven't seen nor heard from you since you split the scene from the Lilac City, good old Roch. How have you been?

It's D. Baker, by the way, your old racquetball pal. I just came across a customer's name, Dan Flores, and I thought of you and thought I would look you up.

I stalked you on the internet a touch and although MS slings your name about here and there (they have to look good somehow - that's why they hired you, right?), you are not so easy to find. Saw a pic of a night at Tutta Bella's for a going away thing, and an over-the-shoulder shot of you at Circuit City giving a demo?

Regardless, wanted to say hi! After a stint at Xerox (before the $68.00 per share plunge) and then on to Kodak as a corporate cog, I up and left and moved to NYC building websites and other such nonsense.

Would love to hear from you and hear what you've been up to. Fire of an EM when you get a chance to mfindustries @ earthlink.net

BTW, you probably want to delete this post once you've had a read.