I cannot find a concise list of what programs are in the Vista Basic and the
Vista Home Premium. I know that in a Vista Home Premium I saw in action that
it had "WORD" and "Excel" in it, but WHERE is a SPECIFIC LIST of what those
two operating programs have in them??  All I find ...

Is their a x64 version of media player for vista x64 or could i use the
xpx64 version instead???

I've used this link
https://sdlc1e.sun.com/ECom/EComActionServlet;jsessionid=D48656245DDF9C3ED266E2E
982743606
and downloaded the Windows x64 executable.  I am using an AMD 64 processor.  
Although the product will install, it still won't function.  When I look in

Running Home Premium and see in explorer that there is a folder called BOOT
that has a bunch of sub-folders for different languages and each one
contains a file called bootmgr.exe.msi.    What is this folder, do I need it
or can it be deleted?

Here's the situation.
I have an installer which needs to install and register an ActiveX EXE as
part of my product.
(Yeah, it's me again. :-\ I'm getting awfully tired of this myself.)

I asked this question previouly in this newsgroup and wanted to know if its
even possible to dual boot between Windows XP Pro SP2 and Windows Vista
Business 32-bit version?  Just wondering if other users found a dual boot
method that works without Vista messing up XP SP2.  XP SP2 ...

I have changed both the power button and Start menu power button to shut the
system down. When I actually select shutdown , the computer closes windows,
shuts down the monitors but will not shut power off to the PC. I have the
latest mobo bios . Any clues as to what is preventing ...

Since I updated to the new Windows Vista Prem, I also have the latest version
of Macroflash player installed and javascript on "enable", but I can't view
videos (ie YouTube). Does anyone know how to correct this?
Thanks to anyone who can help!

As we know, when VISTA boots under a dual-boot system it assigns the boot
system to Drive C- and the unused XP system to Drive D.
I store my Data on drive D-- and under the dual-boot situation, that data
must remain on drive D so the program files in either system can find it.

This is how I made it happen on Windows Vista. I picked up (click on and
drag) the disk clean from list on start up and wanted to put it up to the top
of the menu. The menu closed and here I was holding the disk clean up under
my pointer the only choice I had was to drop it on my ...

I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate. I've had the system for about 2
weeks now. Media Player 11 has just stopped working. If I try to open
up an music file, nothing happens. I can click all day on any media
file and Media Player 11 will not fire up.

how do you get the rc2? I have the rc1 5600 build am I going to get the upgrade soon ? Thanks  Dennis

Is there a way to turn the monitor off manually in Vista?  If not, is there a
simple program that can do it?

I started using the new speech recognition and got very good results however
I have noticed that for some reason, especially when I am dictating it in
outlook 2007 the cursor dance to the start of the line which is very
frustrating and causes errors, does anybody else had this ...

If WinXP is running as a VirtualPC within Vista, what degree of
internet security does it have . . . WinXP security, or Vista
security?