Shouldn’t there be two newsgroup s? “Vista 32-bit Hardware” and a nother “Vista 64-bit Hardware” . . .

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Stan Shankman - 12 May 2008 05:43 GMT

Shouldn’t there be two groups? “Vista 32-bit Hardware” and “Vista 64-bit
Hardware” . . .

Greetings all,
Shouldn’t there be two groups? I mean after all, the two operating system’s
hardware-driver-requirements are not compatible.
It seems a natural to me.
Why should 32-bit system users be forced to dredge through 64-bit postings?
And vice-versa.

Just my 2¢ worth,

- Stan

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Colin Barnhorst - 12 May 2008 15:13 GMT

Why? They are not different operating systems.

> Shouldn’t there be two groups? “Vista 32-bit Hardware” and “Vista 64-bit
> Hardware” . . .
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John Barnett MVP - 12 May 2008 15:44 GMT

I have to agree with Colin. The only difference between the two is hardware
architecture other than that the OS is exactly the same.

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> Shouldn’t there be two groups? “Vista 32-bit Hardware” and “Vista 64-bit
> Hardware” . . .
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> - Stan

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