Summary: I seem to be having a good run on here lately, but don't worry, hopefully I'll stop posting once I get this thing sorted ;) Anyway - a new question. I...
Summary: I have two hard drives in my system - 80GB and a 160GB - planning to add a third, 320GB. Vista is on the 80GB, but what I plan to do is be a bit more...
Summary: Is it possible to run two OS's. I have a preloaded machine with Vista which isnt compatible with my work software. I need XP to run my software. There...
Summary: You can have almost an unlimited number and kind of OS's on a system. See the thousands of articles on how to dual boot. I'd suggest that you run a v...
Summary: "Hero, I, as us all, can clearly see that you are vigorously Pro-Vista." I'm not pro-Vista to the point that I'm completely blind about some weaknesse...
Summary: "regarding DRM Microsoft DID have the choice." Yes. And HERE are the choices: A. Do not play back HD protected content. B. Implement DRM technology...
Summary: I am using an 8-port hug to share my Internet connection between my desktop (Windows Vista) and laptop (ThinkPad, WinXP). The cable provider is in the...
Summary: I am setting up a new vista machine. It will not share c drive; shares other drives ok. Why is this such a pia to make work? Turned off all firewall...
Summary: Hello. I currently belong to a network at work...however, I need to restrict SOME staff members from accessing my computer via the network...yet other...
Summary: Sabertooth "Are you therefore suggesting XP is not performing decently since it isn't devouring as much magnitude of RAM at idle?". For the second tim...
Summary: All OS's, especially those with and MS logo on them, have growing pains after they're first released. Thats why I always recommend waiting a year or a...
Summary: I have the same dual boot "Cdrive" set up. This is not a bug... it is a CONFLICT between XP and Vista. The restore points for both OS's are in the sam...
Summary: Not a problem at all. Starting with W2K, IRQs became IRQ Sharing by the OS itself which is why it's best to let Windows handle the IRQs on its own. ...
Summary: Hi, Got three PC's, 2 XP, 1 Vista.. All wireless connected together. I've no problems connecting(browsing shared folders) between XP PC's, and no prob...
Summary: Hi, I need some help setting up my Vista to connect to the internet. I have 2 computers and one is windows xp sp2. It's setup with WPA-PSK and uses AE...
Summary: "And how long as MS been around for again? A very long time. So comparing MS to say Linux isn't even in the ballpark in terms of equal competition on ...
Summary: "In a dual or several multi partitioned scenario & besides the boot loader that is resident on the prevailing partition - the same argument can be mad...
Summary: "Linux is by no means perfect, still, it's not bad for free." Linux is great. I really like it when it's done right. I love IPCop for my firewall/ro...
Summary: I think it's debatable right now as is if it's fit for mainstream. There are already millions of Vista users who have no problems with the OS. Saying...
Summary: Hi to all. I'm experiencing poor/slow tranfer rates when I move files between HDD's with vista 64. I have 3 HDD's, Seagate 500GB, 2x Maxtor 200GB. The...
Summary: A virtual machine is a windows application that is a software personal computer. The software makes the OS think it is a real computer. It looks like ...
Summary: A virtual machine is a software application like work, outlook and such. Common ones are MS's Virtual PC, VirtualBox, VMplayer and QEMU. See Microsoft...
Summary: Recently when I print to my DeskJet D2400 Series printer (which is shared from my Dad's Windows xp Desktop PC) from my Windows Vista laptop all the co...
Summary: I would look into using an XP virtual machine (VM) on Vista. I have that running, and it is much better than dual-boot, especially just to run some p...
Summary: You maybe be much better off installing Virtual PC or Virtualbox. Both are free and easy. They are software versions of real computers. They look like...
![[higher confidence]](http://static.computing.net/img/AT-red_x.gif)
- higher confidence, ![[lower confidence]](http://static.computing.net/img/AT-black_x.gif)
- lower confidence
