Windows Vista Beta 1


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Forgot to mention... I was actually using 3 systems. I used one workstation to download the file, one server to mount the iso, and a different workstation to do the install (this pc has a cdrw, but not a dvd). The installer workstation was a blank pc, I had to use BartPE to get the Vista installer started...... there was no winnt.exe type executable to start from a clean pc. weird :blink:

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I've seen tons of screenshots so far. But what I haven't seen is screenshots of two things I'm curious about:

- The Logon Screen

- The Open/Save file dialog

Could someone be kind enough to provide screenshots of these?

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Nvidia didn't provide drivers for the 6XXX and 7XXX series of cards, Go to Nvidia's Forum and complain or send Nvidia an email.

Anyways my FX 5200 works perfectly with Aero Glass

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Ok guys i have a problem?

Everything is running OK

it just seems really slow,like not-normal slow.

Any ideas on what it could be.

Its mostly like when i scroll in IE, open My computer.

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Ok guys i have a problem?

Everything is running OK

it just seems really slow,like not-normal slow.

Any ideas on what it could be.

Its mostly like when i scroll in IE, open My computer.

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sounds like the video card driver?

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sounds like the video card driver?

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I just installed the one from ati.com, no difference.

Also look at this..

Specs are:

Athlon 2000+

Asrock k7vm2 Motherboard

ATI radeon 9800 pro

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I just installed the one from ati.com, no difference.

Also look at this..

Specs are:

Athlon 2000+

Asrock k7vm2 Motherboard

ATI radeon 9800 pro

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Maybe try uninstalling then reinstalling it.

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Tried, no luck :(

Any other suggestions?

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You try disabling the windows audio service (just to see what the culprit is)?

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Nvidia didn't provide drivers for the 6XXX and 7XXX series of cards, Go to Nvidia's Forum and complain or send Nvidia an email.

Anyways my FX 5200 works perfectly with Aero Glass

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Ok, did you bother installing the supplemental drivers? My 6600 GT seemed to install just fine, with what appears to be the latest nVidia drivers. I haven't had much opportunity to actually test performance since I'm having trouble getting my nForce ethernet to connect to my cable network.

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Two questions. Has anyone had much luck running Vista in virtual pc, or vmware? If so, how well does it run? Secondly, what is a good safe way/tool to repartition your hard drive?

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FX 5200 works perfectly with Aero Glass

fantastic thanks for the news :)

does anybody know if speedtouch modems work on the beta???

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Has anyone had problems connecting to the internet with Vista? Vista finds my network card but doesnt connect..I've tried renewing and releasing many times

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I had some issues first but after 2 reboots everything is fixed, actually was weird because I set a static IP but when I did ipconfig at the command prompt I got something like:

- IP - 169.254.x.x

- subnet - 255.255.255.0

- gateway 192.168.2.10

Eventhough I set an IP in the same range as the gateway.

BTW great drivers from ATi, fixed some flickering I was getting with IE.

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I had some issues first but after 2 reboots everything is fixed, actually was weird because I set a static IP but when I did ipconfig at the command prompt I got something like:

- IP - 169.254.x.x

- subnet - 255.255.255.0

- gateway 192.168.2.10

Eventhough I set an IP in the same range as the gateway.

BTW great drivers from ATi, fixed some flickering I was getting with IE.

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so all u did was rebooted a couple times and the problem was fixed?

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so all u did was rebooted a couple times and the problem was fixed?

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I had a similar problem where i couldnt pull an IP address out of my router, after Vista was working on a previous reboot. I could no longer pull an IP address from the router.

The one thing that fixed it was renewing the IP address on my router by logging into it. Why? I dunno, but I haven't had a single problem since.

:)

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Yes rebooting. It's weird because on XP I dont have to reboot if I change my static IP but Vista asked to reboot the system after I changed the IP.

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Man am I loving aero glass. This is awesome. Beta 1 of Vista is in so much better shape than Beta 1 of XP, but then, they have had 2 years of working on it, right?

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