How to do hardware updates on windows vista

[darkpriest]

i like it, it's the best damn beta i've seen... i just had problems cuz i have some hardware imported from overseas... i'd suggest installing it on vmware or a shitty comp first before using it as your primary

only programs i've had a problem with on vista is trillian and alcohol 120... also explorer.exe lagged alot.. still a very nice beta..

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

Well for a Beta 1, what do you expect But if it is really that fine, I'll have to install it on here for at least a little while

It would probably make sense to do it on a less used Computer, but none of my other Computers would run it and do it justice. I want to see Aero.

 

[dyserq]

Yeah. it is Windows after all and it's a BETA to add to that. Not a good combination.

I could not agree with you any more ... Microsoft is still finding bugs on Windows XP after 4 years since it was first released as a final !
Hmm, they sure took their time to release Longhorn, probably sleeping on the job or Windows SP2 was leaching their workload ...

 

[darkpriest]

aero looks sweet, i've seen alot of screenshots for it, it's really sleek in design... as for dyserq comment.. 4 years is a LONG time in the technology world, of course you're gonna find bugs after a while.. new technology helps that.. if an operating system was perfect, what would be the need for updates

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

Lol; rather find lots of bugs and remove them, than not bother looking, not bother fixing them, and just keep on releasing new versions instead

Yeah, SP2 leeched a lot of workload; but what they've done in so long is well worth the wait.

 

[darkpriest]

indeed..

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

Indeed?

 

[elmonomalo]

i don't think you can it's beta drivers isn't it?

 

[darkpriest]

of course theres gonna be drivers for it, or else you wouldn't even be able to see the installation screen :S

 

[elmonomalo]

no if you have the beta drivers from vista they can't be updated anymore due to the fact that they are beta drivers..