I just installed Vista, and I ran into only one problem: The menu presented by the bootmanager causes my LCD monitor to blank itself because the vertical scan rate of 87hz (or maybe the horiz scan of 35.5khz) is out of range. Once I'm past the boot menu everything works great. If I connect my dusty old CRT monitor I can see the boot menu just fine, but the LCD monitor pukes.

Has anyone found a work round to the absence of drivers or support from either Vista or Logitech which would enable my web cam to work on my laptop? Hope someone can help.

I have bought 2 computers of the same specs. loaded vista on one and XP on the other. I am not able to set up my microphone properly on Vista. Playback is fine but recording has some problem. From my experience usingXP i know that by default the microphone is on mute and using the volume tab and advance options in XP i can unmute it, but Vista is completely different. Vista doesnt have the...

I have just upgraded to WV Home Premium. Most of the bugs have been sorted out, but an unusual one has popped up. I have a second VGA monitor attached to the laptop, and most of the time it acts just as that (I've already upgraded the ATI drivers for Vista). What will happen is that if I put the computer to sleep and close the lid, when I wake it back up it will revert to the 2nd monitor...

Dear all, I just spent the whole weekend installing (4 times) Windows Vista Home Premium on my Fujitsu Stylistic ST4110. Straight out of the installation, the native video drivers had this problem: - Playback of any video MPG or WMV was choppy and jerky on WMP11 but Audio was smooth. - Screen cannot Rotate.

I installed Vista after using the utilities on the disk (RC1, a bit behind, I know..) to format and repartition. With XPpro, the sound worked fine. Now, neither the system speaker on my Vaio laptop nor my attached speakers work. I'm a pretty knowledgeable computer user, so please don't advise me to check the cords or something of that sort :) Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

Where can I locate this driver? Chris

I love it (Vista) so far, but, I have one little problem. I do believe it has to do with power. The computer I have Vista RC1 is a laptop, and on initial boot my screen will nearly go white, then it recovers, and anytime I try to run on battery I have the same issue. As long as it remains plugged in to AC power, no problems. Would this issue possibly be "fixed" with installation of the Final...

When I safely remove my USB flash drive, the light does not go out. If I remove the drive with the light on - the drive needs to be checked when inserted next I have to go into Device Manager and reset the root of the hub. It still takes a minute for the light to go off. It works fine if I wait for the light to go off. Is there a patch or KB update to fix this?

The moment AFTER I installed Vista, my cd/dvd player stopped working properly. The tray won't open and close. When I open it manually and insert a disc, Vista will not read it? Does anyone have a fix for this??? Thanks in advance.

Has anyone found a PCI card that works with 64-bit Vista? I've tried several Linksys cards including the new 300N card ... it works with 32-bit but not 64. The WUSB54GS doesn't, either. (Linksys has been pretty hostile to 64-bit Windows for a couple of years.) I haven't found any brand that explicitly says it works with 64-bit. What are OEMs using? Thanks. -- nycman

i don't care if its external or internal, if it just exists! USrobotics messagemodem has 64 bit drivers, but it looks as if you need their 'controller software' to actually listen to the answering function messages and its not compatible with vista 64! so i'm pretty lost, even after searching countless websites! Anybody knows about a serial/usb/pci voice modem or similar?

When I plug the shuffle into the powered USB dock port, itunes recognizes it and does what it is supposed to do, but the Vista OS goes totally whacko in the background. It recognizes the shuffle and creates an entry in device manager, then drops it, and reinstalls it, over and over and over again. device manager is constantly refreshing making it impossible to use. The same effect happens...

my PC has been reseting in 3d game and once on internet explore this pc is new but the biulders could not find the problem i have tryed at least 10 vidoe drivers could somone help hope to hear from somone sincerly Timothy Bunston

Hi. Trying to run Leisure Suit Larry 1 but I get the error: 'System does not support full screen mode'. Didn't have problems with XP. Any help will be appreciated. James

Has anyone successfully got there HP 7150 working under Vista 32 If so can u please tell me how Thanks

Hi, I have a IBM Thinkpad A30 running with Vista Home Basic very well except of the 3d and directx graphics because ATI is not compatible with Vista which graphics card can I use instead of ATI Mobility Radeon? Thanks for your comment

I am seeking a driver that will get my intel 830m graphics adaptor (in a Dell Lattitude C400) working with Visat. (Build 6000). Vista installs and detects it as a standard VGA adaptor at 640x480) The XP driver installs by Blus Screens Vista when used. TIA for any help.

I have 2gb of RAM, an AMD dual-core processor at 1.8GHZ, and 256mb video card. So: which version of Vista would I be able to run? Thanks, Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem.

I am having spuratic problems with device drivers loading and hardware initializing properly under Vista. 1 About 1 out of ever 4 times I boot the system, Vista does not detect the audio hardware on my motherboard and load the device drivers for it. If I reboot the system, it loads up and works fine though. 2 For months the DVD burner in my system was working fine, but in the last...