Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Vilkku
however, is meant to be run in 64bit mode

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Please for the love of mr. gates, It was not designed arround the 64 bit platform.

It sounds pretty good to me this vista

Is there a version of BETA 2 available?

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Originally posted by GiantSpider
Is there a version of BETA 2 available?

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Get Windows Vista! CPP Open!

Edit: you're welcome anyway

Ya, I know, SEARCH.
Cheers
Sunshine

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Originally posted by Phillip
Well ive chosen to install the 64-bit Version unless someone can come up with a good enough reason not to, ie: its crap. Thanks for your comments

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Its crap



lol


And can i ru it on a partion?...if so, how can i partion my HD and then load Vista onto that?

Sorry for the newbish question!

Thanks for telling.
I've one of the beta, tried it already. Don't feel that it's that great though. But still..
* xJ + downloading.

Edit: It's slow. ¬¬  Now, I shall use download accelerator to download it. Muhahahaha. I'm evil.. I know.

Also check this tool from microsoft: Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor

It will tell you if your computer is ready to run Vista...

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Originally posted by Vilkku

XP 64bit is a "hassle" because it isn't really supported by everything. Vista, however, is meant to be run in 64bit mode, so if you have a 64bit processor, I say go for it. (I am, and I would also like to point out that I haven't tried XP 64 at all, so if someone knows more, please tell us).

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i use XP64Bit. its ok , lacks some support for hardware, like webcams etc,  but im sure when Vista 64Bit is released all drivers will come out to support both architectures . but i'd still install a 32bit version on a 64bit Cpu, till MS Make a full 64Bit OS, , Basically IMO 64Bit Vista is just gonna be like 64Bit XP,  your gonna have your Pro's an Cons , if i recall within 64bit Vista your still gonna have 32bit IE7 an 64Bit IE7  just like XP 64bit is now, , even linux isnt fully 64bit yet,

Windows Vista feature Bites The Dust

Microsoft has cut PC-to-PC synchronization from Vista. Vista Beta 2, which is slated to go to as many as two million testers, does not include the P2P synchronization technology. Quality is the reason for the latest cut, Microsoft officials said.

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Originally posted by Mike
Also check this tool from microsoft: Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor

It will tell you if your computer is ready to run Vista...

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it says i can get an update for my network card from Microsoft, but i have no idea how?, i've searched for hour, and with out this driver i can't do much