arhhh my first vista problem.When i install AVG at the end of the install it say that it cant start the resdident shield ie: avgrssvc.exeWhen i try running the program maunaly even with XP compatability i get this...
I am Getting Ready to install Vista Ultamite, and when i do the compatability scan it tells me there is no compatability info on my Nvidia nForce Network controller. I have been looking all over Nvidia's web site and my motherboard's site ( the...
I am Getting Ready to install Vista Ultamite, and when i do the compatability scan it tells me there is no compatability info on my Nvidia nForce Network controller. I have been looking all over Nvidia's web site and my motherboard's site ( the...
I'm thinking of buying a laptop with Vista. The salesman suggested that I also purchase Microsoft Office for Vista because he stated that older versions of Office won't work. I'm curently using Microsoft Office 2003 SP2 (Word, Excel, etc.) Does...
This is driving me mad 
I want to burn a movie onto DVD and expected the new Vista to have the software as it is the Ultimate edition, so i thought i will buy that.. mistake, i hate microsoft..
Anyway i tried to get my old Nero to work, every time i install it, it cant be found??!! its not in the programs list or anywhere
Downloaded and installed Java once I got Vista up and running yesterday. Installed Azurues version for Vista. When I start the program it brings up an error saying that JVM failed to start. Anyone have any suggestions?
Should I reinstall the program in XP compatability mode?
Hi there,
I have sifted my way through plenty of web sites looking for advice as to whether I should upgrade to a 32-bit version of Vista or 64-bit.
I have redeemed my voucher for Vista Business which should be arriving soon, however, I am still in the grey as to which version to install.
Since I have a modern laptop that has an x64 architecture (Core 2 Duo T7200), I would think the 64-bit is the one for me.
But I am however aware that I must gather all the drivers for my hardware that support 64-bit. Which hardware does this specifically mean?
I have also heard a lot of rumours that many applications will fail to run on Vista x64 - but I thought and still am sure that is has backwards compatability with 32-bit apps. Is this true?
Is there an online check to see whether or not my existing applications installed on my XP will work in Vista?Before I switch to Vista, I would like to get an idea of the work and cost involved with my current applications/software. I understand...
Latest version of Quicktime quits shortly after playing a .mov file with a message pointing to the program causing a buffer overrun and there might be a corrupted player
Trie setting QT in Winxp compatability mode and turne Data Execution Prevention Off and still have proble,
I am using anNVIDIA GE FORCE 8800 GTX
suggestions?
Steve
I have run the Vista Upgrade Advisor and it passed with the exception of a few older software issues. When I try to install Vista Home Premier the first screen I get is that my machine has an ACPI Compatability issue and can't install until fixed. I have the latest bios and when I check the bios it shows ACPI enabled. The device manage shows the computer is "Standard", not ACPI. I did have to replace one of the memory chips awhile ago. Here is my system:
AMD Athlon XP2400+
2GB Ram
160GB HD
Windows XP - Service Pack 2 (with all critical updates)
ATI RADEON 9550 Video card.
