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Microsoft just released Windows Vista. It is said that many computers will not be able to handle the new Windows, so can someone tell me the requiremants?
Or give me a link to somewhere that can tell that to me ?
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20 repliesMicrosoft just released Windows Vista. It is said that many computers will not be able to handle the new Windows, so can someone tell me the requiremants?
Or give me a link to somewhere that can tell that to me ?
My computer is supported
The only thing is i a have 512 MB ram and 1 gb is recommended
And i think i WILL install windows vista cause my windows xp wich i have installed...
Many things like soundrecorder, monitor-keyboard, magnifier, attach case (is that english for aktenkoffer?) aren't installed and i cant install it in windows setup.
And also vista looks so sweet
in google, and I found this for you:
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Review the "Are You Windows Vista Ready?" Privacy Statement before you download the System Requirements Lab analyzer.
edited 2×, last 31.01.07 06:27:33 pm
Means to high-tech vista...Maybe my parents will be nice and give the money to upgrade my computer...
. I dont know if this is true I didnt hear about it from anyone else but who knows? My only problem is that Vista needs AT LEAST 512 megs of memory. Thats 4 times the memory of my dell at least my new pc is here Im just too lazy to put it together 
. 2gb ram and 128meg video card and i got the thing for about $270!!! with rebates. dr 1337 has written
Vista wont work on my crap Dell... I heard from someone that Vista has this copywrite protection thing that slowly lowers the quality of all the songs on your pc until it goes to 16k or so . I dont know if this is true I didnt hear about it from anyone else but who knows?
. I dont know if this is true I didnt hear about it from anyone else but who knows?That's nonsense. One of my commiltons has Vista on his Laptop and his mp3s work fine.
Though that his Vista seems to work acceptable, I still think it's crap for at least one year. There are rarely any drivers for Vista releaseable, and some "Vista Ready" doesn't run at all.
Also I think it has to much Eyecandy (I actually like eyecandy, but it should be cool, functional and turn off-able
). Also, MacOS X is much better in this way.BTW, my Notebook (HP nx6325) is Vista capable (1.6 GHz Turion 64 x2, 1024 MB Ram, 100 GB SATA-HDD, 3D-Graficcard), but I won't install Vista (at least not directly), because this is my Declared Linux-Only System, and Linux is really running great on it
munx has written
I heard that vista is the most stable windows yet, but it has a lot of useless crap. I think i will have it in a month or 2, as soon I'll update my RAM to 1024 Mb.
dunno, I have seen my friends crash it 3 times per hour.
On the other Hand, they are using RC-Versions, perhaps the buyable will be a bit better
Soma Cruz has written
I think many gamez will need 1gb ram soon...
If you cut the term games down to the high quality commercial games, perhaps.
Though, this games won't run on Vista either if you haven't got at least 1.5GB RAM
btw my ultimate pwnage pc wasnt meant to be a super gaming pc its a gaming pc on a budget it was about $240 with rebates its mainly because I play old games.
The folder My Documents is now the same as your user directory, where also application data, desktop, ie favorites and so are.
Or how shall i understand that?
Windows xp: C:\Users and Settings\blubber\My Documents\
Vista: C:\Users\blubber\
So there is no folder My Documents in Vista and My Documents and Apllication Data and so on are messed up
stealth has written
I mean...
Windows xp: C:\Users and Settings\blubber\My Documents\
Vista: C:\Users\blubber\
So there is no folder My Documents in Vista and My Documents and Apllication Data and so on are messed up
Windows xp: C:\Users and Settings\blubber\My Documents\
Vista: C:\Users\blubber\
So there is no folder My Documents in Vista and My Documents and Apllication Data and so on are messed up
That's what Dicker said. This Typical for Unix-Systems (usually, mosts users simply create a directory "work", or like me "Dokumente" there (though mine lies under ~/Desktop/) )
Usually there are even much more files in the Unix Home Directorys then there are on windows. But they start usually with a point, which makes them hidden. Dunno wether Vista sets the Hidden attribute for appdirs or not.
dr 1337 has written
...long, chaotic post. cutted...
Calm down, it's a driver problem. Like I said (did I?) most drivers on vista are still crap. Go to the homepage of your HDDs producer and look there for new drivers. If you can't find any (or your HDD is noname), tell microsoft.
bizzl has written
That's what Dicker said. This Typical for Unix-Systems (usually, mosts users simply create a directory "work", or like me "Dokumente" there (though mine lies under ~/Desktop/) )
Usually there are even much more files in the Unix Home Directorys then there are on windows. But they start usually with a point, which makes them hidden. Dunno wether Vista sets the Hidden attribute for appdirs or not.
Usually there are even much more files in the Unix Home Directorys then there are on windows. But they start usually with a point, which makes them hidden. Dunno wether Vista sets the Hidden attribute for appdirs or not.
Yes vista makes appdata invisible but i like it with invisible files visible
But its not bad appdata is visible
EDIT
Is there any antivirus software for vista?
edited 1×, last 08.02.07 05:23:08 pm