J
Justin
And the entire thing you seem to miss is that Microsoft Provided The
Drivers to ME via their product called Vista.
I did not miss that. That comment means nothing. You are LUCKY to AT LEAST
have a driver that allows the use of the hardware until a final driver is
released.
You think you're on to something and you are not.
I didn't see anything on the box that said "drivers may not be optional
for use with Vista, even though we won't mention it during the install,
during the use, or any other time".
Of course you didn’t. Because they are operational, just not 100%. Did you
see something on that box that claimed the drivers were 100% functional?
No, you did not.
No, ALL OF THE DRIVERS CAME ON MY VISTA CD, MS Provided the Vista CD in
the package I bought - I don't care if MS got drivers from vendors, I care
that MS didn't appear to check them for quality before INCLUDING THEM WITH
VISTA.
Like I said. You think you're on to something and you are not. Read above.
LOL - so you think that it's OK for Vista to provide less than optimal
drivers
Absolutely. It’s better then nothing.
and for MS to have Not Checked their quality
Let's say they did. Then what? Rewrite the driver for the vendor? Sure,
let Vista take another three years. Then another three years for all the
hardware that came out in those three years. Then guess what? Another
three years for all the hardware that.... Do you have a fraction of a clue
yet?
I expected Vista, after the long history of development and testing, to
ship as Optimal, as a better OS, as a solution that provide the best of
all things it provides - you say they didn't include Optimal and that I
should accept that, well you're wrong.
Then your expectations are BS. When XP was released it's driver supposed
lacked for a long time. After three months time it got better then after
one years time it was much better. One the largest reasons people think SP1
was so great was because it included more certified drivers. Not
necessarily because of bug fixes.