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Boomer
3rd February 2007, 06:40
I am about to put window Vista on my computer since the upgrade came free with my Dell. will I need to download Clone DVD again, will it effect it and will the Clone DVD I have now be compatable with Vista? I hope so...I've only had it a few months!! No guesses please...I need definite answers....and proof of those answers....Thanks8)
kyrunner
3rd February 2007, 10:38
I am about to put window Vista on my computer since the upgrade came free with my Dell. will I need to download Clone DVD again, will it effect it and will the Clone DVD I have now be compatable with Vista? I hope so...I've only had it a few months!! No guesses please...I need definite answers....and proof of those answers....Thanks8)
I done a dvd back up on vista in 15 mins
SlyFox 1
3rd February 2007, 11:27
I am about to put window Vista on my computer since the upgrade came free with my Dell. will I need to download Clone DVD again, will it effect it and will the Clone DVD I have now be compatable with Vista? I hope so...I've only had it a few months!! No guesses please...I need definite answers....and proof of those answers....Thanks8) The only definative proof we can offer is the experience of other Vista users, as you know there are many different kinds of configurations and also many different levels of Vista. I am using the 32bit Business edition with no problems. Other than that you will have to see what your experiences are? I would suggest to try the 21 day free trial on another computer with Vista and see if it works, I am sure it will but there are always possibilitys of conflicts with other software that is installed on many machines. My advice would be to wait and see what the members report, thats what I am doing with my laptop.:confused:
DetroitBaseball
3rd February 2007, 13:29
AnyDVD and CloneDVD worked fine for me on Vista.
Clams
3rd February 2007, 13:53
I would not "upgrade" to Vista if it came in a gold leaf giftwrapped box, and was personally delivered by Jessica Alba in a nightie. :D
Vista is promising to be the most unfriendly OS yet to "copyright infringers". I doubt it could be any less friendly - unless it was made by Sony. :D
-W
redc22
4th February 2007, 02:06
I will take anything Jessica Alba delivers
Webslinger
4th February 2007, 02:32
Vista is promising to be the most unfriendly OS yet to "copyright infringers". I doubt it could be any less friendly - unless it was made by Sony. :D
I wouldn't upgrade either--except for the fact I won't be able take advantage of future DirectX 10 games without Windows Vista. The gamer in me is going to have to update at some point (but not until a game gets released that warrants upgrading to Vista).
For hardcore gamers, there's really no choice if you want Directx 10, sadly.
DetroitBaseball
4th February 2007, 12:00
I wouldn't upgrade either--except for the fact I won't be able take advantage of future DirectX 10 games without Windows Vista. The gamer in me is going to have to update at some point (but not until a game gets released that warrants upgrading to Vista).
For hardcore gamers, there's really no choice if you want Directx 10, sadly.
Why do you guys dislike Vista so much? I have it and it works well.
tedebarecooper
4th February 2007, 12:13
I've been using Vista since Tue. My biggest problem with it is compatability with older programs. Older versions of Office and some photo software either won't install or runs bad. For those of you who seem to dislike Vista, take time to use it awhile. It's new, different, and sooner or later your gonna need it anyway. Slysoft products actually seem to run better and faster on it. The bigger duo core processor needed to run Vista may have a lot to do with it.
DetroitBaseball
4th February 2007, 12:15
I've been using Vista since Tue. My biggest problem with it is compatability with older programs. Older versions of Office and some photo software either won't install or runs bad. For those of you who seem to dislike Vista, take time to use it awhile. It's new, different, and sooner or later your gonna need it anyway. Slysoft products actually seem to run better and faster on it. The bigger duo core processor needed to run Vista may have a lot to do with it.
Did you try running them in compatibility mode with XP?
khlb
4th February 2007, 16:17
Software that works very well & not so great ...
http://www.iexbeta.com/wiki/index.php/Windows_Vista_RTM_Software_Compatibility_List
Hardware that works very well & not so great ...
http://www.iexbeta.com/wiki/index.php/Windows_Vista_RTM_Hardware_Compatibility_List
I use this lists for a quick look-up before I install things.