beautiful system and surprises everyone that it's so easy to connect to the
flat screen tv. I get very little time on it as everyone wants to play with
all the new gadgets and such. My biggest difficulty has been the keyboard and
internet connection. The keyboard lights pop up after the system has shut
down and though the usb keyboard works it doesn't seem to want to open the
Bios when I boot up and try to enter. I have to give up and purchase the
Logitech wireless I guess. LOL
The internet seems to want to minimize and shut everything down when
Microsoft starts the download updates and then clears up when the downloads
are installed. I assume this is just a part of the gliches with any new OS
but very frustrating when your working and want to do something besides wait
on Microsoft downloads.
All in all I guess I can live with the OS as a Multimedia Center and I'll
just stick to the XP Pro for work right now.

Is your keyboard plugged into a hub or directly into the computer ??? If
into a hub it will not function until windows is fully up I believe...Try
plugging it directly into the computer if necessary
"Keyboard Issues" Keyboard wrote in
message ...
beautiful system and surprises everyone that it's so easy to connect to
the
flat screen tv. I get very little time on it as everyone wants to play
with
all the new gadgets and such. My biggest difficulty has been the keyboard
and
internet connection. The keyboard lights pop up after the system has shut
down and though the usb keyboard works it doesn't seem to want to open the
Bios when I boot up and try to enter. I have to give up and purchase the
Logitech wireless I guess. LOL
The internet seems to want to minimize and shut everything down when
Microsoft starts the download updates and then clears up when the
downloads
are installed. I assume this is just a part of the gliches with any new OS
but very frustrating when your working and want to do something besides
wait
on Microsoft downloads.
All in all I guess I can live with the OS as a Multimedia Center and I'll
just stick to the XP Pro for work right now.

keyboard (actually 3 different keyboards) had problems. Not 2 hours after I
wrote this my motherboard failed. Central Supply unit was my first thought
but not that. CPU had power-fans fine- and so I have decided it must have a
MB breech somewhere. Might even explain the issue with the internet. Called
the MB company and they will replace it. We'll see after that if Vista
performs better. Thanks so much for your help - and support, it's very much
appreciated. My weeks been going like this so I should have suspected
something in the system itself was screwed up. TY...The Webel

"Drew" wrote:

Is your keyboard plugged into a hub or directly into the computer ??? If
into a hub it will not function until windows is fully up I believe...Try
plugging it directly into the computer if necessary
"Keyboard Issues" Keyboard wrote in
message ...
beautiful system and surprises everyone that it's so easy to connect to
the
flat screen tv. I get very little time on it as everyone wants to play
with
all the new gadgets and such. My biggest difficulty has been the keyboard
and
internet connection. The keyboard lights pop up after the system has shut
down and though the usb keyboard works it doesn't seem to want to open the
Bios when I boot up and try to enter. I have to give up and purchase the
Logitech wireless I guess. LOL
The internet seems to want to minimize and shut everything down when
Microsoft starts the download updates and then clears up when the
downloads
are installed. I assume this is just a part of the gliches with any new OS
but very frustrating when your working and want to do something besides
wait
on Microsoft downloads.
All in all I guess I can live with the OS as a Multimedia Center and I'll
just stick to the XP Pro for work right now.