nine
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You should never install vista.
If you buy a machine that MUST have vista on it you should reformat the disk and replace it with the fast, efficient and reliable XP operating system (or linux). Wait for vista's replacement due in 3 years (delivered in 4?)
If you buy a machine that MUST have vista on it you should reformat the disk and replace it with the fast, efficient and reliable XP operating system (or linux). Wait for vista's replacement due in 3 years (delivered in 4?)
wheezergeezer
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Sound advice Kiwi,
stick with XP, it may not be 110% fault free, but it's tried and tested and reliable
stick with XP, it may not be 110% fault free, but it's tried and tested and reliable
I found this post on the 2000i forum:
"TS 2000i Compatability with New Windows Vista
There is a Program Compatibility Wizard in Vista and you can set your TS program or any to Windows 95,98,2000 or Windows XP. TS works fine with this new vision. Here is the link below, just wanted to post this in case anyone was having trouble like I did.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/99a95df6-04e6-46eb-bb65-6404cd215e641033.mspx
Hopefully this will work if anyone is using or thinking about Vista..
"TS 2000i Compatability with New Windows Vista
There is a Program Compatibility Wizard in Vista and you can set your TS program or any to Windows 95,98,2000 or Windows XP. TS works fine with this new vision. Here is the link below, just wanted to post this in case anyone was having trouble like I did.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/99a95df6-04e6-46eb-bb65-6404cd215e641033.mspx
Hopefully this will work if anyone is using or thinking about Vista..
