I downloaded the the vista compatibility check file to check my computer for compatibility with the Vista OS. That programs starts and runs the scan but never finishes. Is it possible that Vista 32 bit OS will not be compatible with a 64 bit motherboard running a 32 bit processor? Background: I upgraded a failed 32 bit ASUS motherboard to a 64 bit model thinking I would eventually...

I just installed Vista RC1 and having trouble in installing Nvidia GeForce FX 5200. Got the latest Vista drivers from Nvidia site, however as they are not Digitally Signed, Vista disables the card upon reboot. Driver details: Nvidia Date: 08.26.2006 Version: 9.6.3.3 Signer: Not Digitally Signed. Any help to enable the card? I use it to connect to my Plasma TV and worked

Where can I download Vista RC2 I follow the link on Microsoft website but only end up with RC1

Vista install will not see the Hauppauge analogue TV card and cannot find the correct drivers. XP driver does not work and no support from Hauppauge despite saveral emails. Any suggestions or link to working Vista drivers for hauppauge analogue TV card?

My WM5 device has never been able to connect in WMDC. Vista beta 1 showed a generic portable device in device manager, but nothing connected. Beta 2 there was nothing at all. RC2 w/ WMDC beta 3 DOES show it's installing a device driver BUT no device ever appears in Device Manager (DM). DM does refresh several times when device is installed, connected, disconnected, BUT no device ever...

This is mostly an iTunes bug. It's not Vista-ready yet. If you click "eject" or "safely remove" from explorer, it works properly. If you enable disk use in iTunes, the iPod will stay mounted after update and the eject icon in iTunes will work properly. If you don't have disk use enable, it loops trying to eject. This is a timing bug or something. HOW..EVER... this is only true for USB. If...

I am lost and the doom of beta looms over my computer. HP printer will not load drivers or even with a clean install. Is help on the horizon?

I agree with JO's post about the ATI drivers. I installed Vista RC1 last night and found out about the video issue. I found that if I disable the AGP port that my laptop screen is fine, but there goes the dual monitor support as well. Right now I have it setup as external monitor only. I have also tried to download drivers at ATI direct, but they do not have drivers for the ATI Mobility...

I'm planning to get a new motherboard for a Core 2 Duo soon, so I'll have to wave goodbye to my trusty Matrox Parhelia. I use 2 1280 x 1024 monitors to expand the DeskTop to 2560 x 1024, so I need a PCIe graphics card that will feed them both, and independently (so dialogs don't pop up in the middle, unless this has now been fixed) I also want to use the Aero interface, so I want something...

Windows Vista build 5600 is detecting the card and downloading the drivers from Windows Updates but during the driver installation it gives the following error message: WindowsUpdate_80070005 WindowsUpdate_dt000 or WindowsUpdate_800F0217 WindowsUpdate_dt000 Neither of which return any information when searching the knowledge base.

I have had to re-install vista twice now....each time it cannot load the cd drive....each time i start it wants to look for the driver for this "unknown device".....i have both a liteon dvd r-w and a hp dvd r-w ....i've tried both drives.....i've tried making cdrom.sys run in xp compatibility mode and as administrater......please help

no drivers for this pci sound card in rc1 or 2

Hi, been looking around, but could not gather any good - does vista rc2 b5744 come with a bt stack? If yes, got somebody get it to work with Logitech® diNovo™ Media Desktop 2.0, and if so how? If negative, does somebody know about a bt stack by Widcomm working with vista rc2? If yes, where to fetch from. Appreciate your input.

I'm sorry if this question is already answered somewhere, which it probably is, but if it is I didn't find it. I was thinking of trying Vista, but since I play a lot of games and so, I want to know that there are drivers out there and working for Vista. Since there are no drivers on the manufacturers homepages (nVidia for example...), I was wondering if it's possible to use Windows XP...

I cannot start the Windows DVD maker and Movie maker in Vista. I get the message that the video card does not support DirectX. Dxdiag both in Win XP SP2 and Vista report no problems. Extract of Dxdiag report in Win XP SP2 is as below:- ------------------ System Information ------------------ Time of this report: 10/15/2006, 10:49:59

After upgrading my video card from a Geforce 5700 with 128mg ram to a Geforce 6200 with 256 meg ram my overall video rating went down. Has this happened to any body else if so any ideas. My system is a P4 2.8 gig proc with 1 gig of ram Thanks Bruce Foor

Just wondering... Does anyone have a Good/Bad hardware list compiled for Vista RC1 (or 5728)?

I'm *REALLY* hoping that manufacturers get busy with creating 64bit drivers for their hardware. It's a real pain not being able to use the old XP drivers under Vista. Anyone know of a Good/Bad hardware list for 64bit Vista (or even XP for that matter)? I've got the following that I'm hoping to find out about: - nForce4 Ultra based mainboard with Opteron 165 dualcore CPU

I have the same notebook and installed Vista RC1 over the weekend and the problem still exists. Disabling the AGP port solves the issue, but has anyone seen a driver to fix this? I was using the laptop monitor and a external monitor, but no more. Thanks in advance! Keith "Rudi" wrote:

From control panel/add new hardware/select advanced from list/show all device/not see the internal device is blank. Aiuto! Help