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Dave Cox
Everything works just fine for me when I installed Vista.
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Richard Urban
You must have screwed up. There are some here who will tell you that what
you state is impossible.
I have no problems either.
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Regards,
Richard Urban MVP
Microsoft Windows Shell/User
you state is impossible.
I have no problems either.
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Regards,
Richard Urban MVP
Microsoft Windows Shell/User
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Bill Yanaire
Here is what you do. Next time you power up your PC, after 10-15 seconds
pull out the power cord. Try this a few times and then you'll be in good
company!
Your Vista will be broken-in!
pull out the power cord. Try this a few times and then you'll be in good
company!
Your Vista will be broken-in!
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Max
Yes, you obviously did something wrong.
Install some flavor of Linux instead.
Install some flavor of Linux instead.
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Leo
You have a lot of company.
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Leo
If you knew as much as you think you know, you would realize that you don't
know what you thought you knew!
know what you thought you knew!
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john
Richard Urban said:You must have screwed up. There are some here who will tell you that what
you state is impossible.
I have no problems either.
you mean your PC might not have any problems...
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Dave Cox
Here is what you do. Next time you power up your PC, after 10-15
seconds pull out the power cord. Try this a few times and then
you'll be in good company!
Your Vista will be broken-in!
Speaking from experience? LOL
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Dale M. White
Well, then I guess there is no point in Microsoft releasing updates and
cancel any plans for a Service Pack.
Obviously Vista is perfect and any one with a problem, created that problem
themselves or they are just imagining there is a problem.
You should also post your exact system specifications, down to the firmware
and driver levels, so everyone else will know exactly what to buy to have
the perfect Vista experience.
cancel any plans for a Service Pack.
Obviously Vista is perfect and any one with a problem, created that problem
themselves or they are just imagining there is a problem.
You should also post your exact system specifications, down to the firmware
and driver levels, so everyone else will know exactly what to buy to have
the perfect Vista experience.
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Guest
What you need to do is go to a "BRAIN" shop, and buy yourself one.But, it
will be lonely, as you don't have one now.
will be lonely, as you don't have one now.
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Bill Yanaire
I would think there would be a long line at the BRAIN shop, since lots of
folks are missing one!
folks are missing one!
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Dale M. White
And exactly what makes you say that ?
Mick said:What you need to do is go to a "BRAIN" shop, and buy yourself one.But, it
will be lonely, as you don't have one now.
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David A. Spicer
Just like the birth of XP (I had no problems with it either), most of the
people coming here are those having problems. And just like XP, I would
think that they are either the minority or a few million have yet to show up
and post. So far I have installed Vista on 3 machines (Dell, Gateway, and
IBM) without a single problem. Go figure.
people coming here are those having problems. And just like XP, I would
think that they are either the minority or a few million have yet to show up
and post. So far I have installed Vista on 3 machines (Dell, Gateway, and
IBM) without a single problem. Go figure.
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Dale M. White
Well, I'm sure Mick will remind me again I have no brain, but...
How many people really use newsgroups ? I have friends and family who have
computers for over 5+ years and had their share of problems with everything
and they know nothing about forums or Usenet. I think the Microsoft support
line is a better measurement of user problems then a forum or newsgroup.
While I myself don't have any glaring problem, though I can admit some of
the oddities I have with Vista, I can't tell if it's a problem or the way
it's suppose to work. I'm talking namely about not getting folders to
remember how I set them.It seems every so often that stupid file rating
comes back on certain folders.
But anyways, this kind of post (not yours per se, but the original poster)
implies that there is nothing wrong with Vista and that any problem is a
user created problem.
But up a few post is a fix for a USB hard drive problem
"Reliability update for the USB stack in Windows Vista
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925528"
So If I'm having this problem and maybe a few other problems (that I don't
have in XP) and I say Vista stinks or is problematic, the diehards will tell
me I don't know how to use Vista and that I have no brain.
Not to pick on Richard U, but he just said he didn't have any problems with
Vista in this thread, and then in the USB Hard drive thread, asks a fellow
MVP for help, because he's got this problem and can't get the fix to install
right.
John Barnett appears to have broken from rank and file and states in the
April 8th - Oh My God! posts with a statement like this " I actually
believe that if Microsoft hadn't been in such a hurry to release Vista,
Vista would have actually turned out a better product"
So it seems those that are pro Vista hate to acknowledge there are any
faults and those that are anti-Vista make a huge deal out of every little
hiccup.
Though Mick believes I've got no brain, I do understand that it's a new OS
and it's going to have bugs. That's why I actually don't agree with posts
that say, 'I must have done something wrong, Vista works perfectly fine for
me" and everyone wants to dive in and act like there are no bugs in Vista.
We don't need to beat a dead horse about the bugs, but we can't ignore the
elephant in the living room either
How many people really use newsgroups ? I have friends and family who have
computers for over 5+ years and had their share of problems with everything
and they know nothing about forums or Usenet. I think the Microsoft support
line is a better measurement of user problems then a forum or newsgroup.
While I myself don't have any glaring problem, though I can admit some of
the oddities I have with Vista, I can't tell if it's a problem or the way
it's suppose to work. I'm talking namely about not getting folders to
remember how I set them.It seems every so often that stupid file rating
comes back on certain folders.
But anyways, this kind of post (not yours per se, but the original poster)
implies that there is nothing wrong with Vista and that any problem is a
user created problem.
But up a few post is a fix for a USB hard drive problem
"Reliability update for the USB stack in Windows Vista
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925528"
So If I'm having this problem and maybe a few other problems (that I don't
have in XP) and I say Vista stinks or is problematic, the diehards will tell
me I don't know how to use Vista and that I have no brain.
Not to pick on Richard U, but he just said he didn't have any problems with
Vista in this thread, and then in the USB Hard drive thread, asks a fellow
MVP for help, because he's got this problem and can't get the fix to install
right.
John Barnett appears to have broken from rank and file and states in the
April 8th - Oh My God! posts with a statement like this " I actually
believe that if Microsoft hadn't been in such a hurry to release Vista,
Vista would have actually turned out a better product"
So it seems those that are pro Vista hate to acknowledge there are any
faults and those that are anti-Vista make a huge deal out of every little
hiccup.
Though Mick believes I've got no brain, I do understand that it's a new OS
and it's going to have bugs. That's why I actually don't agree with posts
that say, 'I must have done something wrong, Vista works perfectly fine for
me" and everyone wants to dive in and act like there are no bugs in Vista.
We don't need to beat a dead horse about the bugs, but we can't ignore the
elephant in the living room either