I am having a problem with Windows Vista 32bit. I have installed 4GB Kingston
667 memory on an ASUS P5B Deluxe motherboard. Vista only recognises 3GB of
the memory. I understand that certain devies require memory mapped access. I
have a 256MB video card that will take up sojme of ...

I've just purchased vista preinstalled on a toshiba laptop.  I've attempted
to load software onto it three times and each time, after I load it and then
turn the system off, when I turn the system on again, I have to start it in
safe mode.  Then the only thing that I can think of ...

When I look at my Network adapters, I see the Marvell and NVIDIA contollers.  
I also have an Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface with an issue.  When I look
at the properties, it says that "This device cannot start. (Code 10)".
It looks like it is a Microsoft driver that I need.

I had installed an OEM version over my laptop and have completed the
activation. For some reason my laptop is giving me errors and I have to do a
clean reinstall. Will there be any licencing issues if I am installing on the
same laptop? Will I have any problems in activating the ...

Under install of VHP 64 i get following message : STOP:0x0000001E
(0xFFFFFFFFC0000005, 0x0000000009CF0992, 0x00000000000000008,
0x0000000009CF0992
I have been looking for several hour's to figure out what it means, but i

I have searched all the Vista info sites and get the message that I can
upgrade from my existing Windows 2000 Professional to an equivalent version
of Vista. However, nowhere does it say what this is? Is it Ultimate?
Business? Home Premium or what??????

I'm really very sorry to bother everyone but I bought Vista Home Prem (full)
on the 30th of January and activated it right away, but this evening (5/3/07)
I did a Windows Update and it said that there was a new nForce4 SATA drive
that I should install, so after installing it, ...

For my Dell D820 laptop I've got two hard drives I swap in an out of the HD
slot, depending if I want to run Vista or XP.
I'd like to take both of these installations and merge them on a single hard
drive.

Im having some trouble activating windows Vista Home Premium (Upgrade).
I recently upgraded my computer and replaced every part of my computer except
the hard drive. However, I couldnt load the sata drivers and I didnt have a
floppy disk so I just used the Windows vista CD I had ...

If you google around, you'll see this issue is very widespread. I don't
understand why Microsoft has not provided the solution to this issue yet as
it is costing them licenses.
I did a Vista demo during a board meeting for my Executive staff that was

Subject line states the problem and before anyone suggests that I need to
install the SATA drivers during the install process - I have.  Have tried
both the 32 and 64 bit drivers.
Hardware:

Hi All.  I used to have Nero OEM on my PC.  I had run the Vista Upgrade
Advisor and it said it need to be removed.  I did and I bought and installed
Nero 7 Ultra (Vista compatible).  I re-ran the Upgrade Advisor and it was
fine.  BUT, when I try and install Vista, after it runs ...

Here is my current situation:
I have two hard drives. They both had Windows XP Pro. When Vista came along
I formated one of them and installed Vista over it believing the Boot Manager
would allow me to dual boot once it was done... But when it was done I can no

At 58%, completing installation I get a error saying upgrade could no be
completed
Below is what seems to be the last few actions - can anyone help?
The upgrade advisor passed fine :s

I bought the download version of Vista Basic to upgrade by XP laptop.  When I
did this I had assumed, my fault, that it would be a simple iso dvd image,
and I would create a setup DVD and move forward from there.  Of course, it
doesn't work that way.