In reference to a post by "Technically Challenged";
I've had numerous issues with Vista; most recently I've been through 2 full
system restores. It seems to be an ongoing issue with no support or help of
getting the original issue solved. I have an OEM (assumably) version of Vista ...

I get the following on my laptop when I try to access a lot of sites:
'Access Denied (policy_denied)
Your system policy has denied access to the requested URL.
For assistance, contact your network support team.

But my desktop is back top XP.
I have a Dell XPS Gen 4, 2005 model, 3.6 GHz with 4 gigs of RAM, and with
onboard Intel RAID.  I had a RAID 1 setup with mirrored drives.
I loaded Vista business and ran for a few weeks.  I was constantly having

100 days ago ( actually a few days more) on May 18, 2007 I received my new HP
dv9500t with a 2.2 GHz Duo Centrino, 2GB of RAM and basic Intel 965 graphics
chipset.  The OS is Vista Home Premium and major software is Office
Professional 2007 Academic Version (from www.directdeal ...

You want to laugh, or cry? install vista and try to use it for work.. lol
If your personality is humorous you will laugh, and then install XP,
If you are too sensitive, you will start crying....
and if you are a total idiot you will actually like the darn thing!

I have installed the Vista SP1 Pre-Beta(Build 6001.16633) and after I
restarted I have the windows version info displayed at the lower right-hand
side of my screen. This is no problem, but the problem is that it is showing
my Vista as an "evaluation copy". I am using Vista ...

I am going to repartition my C: drive and want to move my program files to a
new location.  I know all about the path-related headache that this will
cause but want to know what problems may arise with Vista Home Premium.  I
notice that it will not let me move the Program Files ...

I have bought a second hand laptop that has Vista Home Premium already loaded
to it but the previous user hasn't supplied me with the OS disk so that i can
re-install in future if needed. How would i go about aquiring one for my
laptop or creating myself one??

Don't know if this is a security feature of Vista or not.
There is an online forum I regularly visit. On my XP/Win 200 machines,
once I logged in with my user name/password, each time I went to the
forum I was "logged on"

When i downloaded a direct x runtime from microsoft.com and a driver from
intel .com for my video card, lines started coming in the startup screen,
when i change the theme to windows classic, and when i play flight simulator
x.

Dear Colleague,
I have a problem with my windows vista.
I cannot install driver from my new printer.
I have a message when i install the printer.

I have a new Dell Inspiron 1501 notebook operating with windows vista.  I'm
connected to the internet wirelessly through an Apple Airport Express.  The
connection works flawlessly when I start up the computer.  However, whenever
I close the laptop and come back to it, the ...

I am not able to install my (own developed) Visual Basic 6 applications on
Windows Vista.
Some important dlls are not or not correctly installed or registered.
What can I do to solve the problem?

I have a commericial application that is going memory crazy. Given the
right conditions it will start allocating memory until the system
comes to a complete halt.
Is there any way to impose process quotas on the amount of page file

Ok, installed the updates released last night. Restore point was set, 4
updates applied, rebooted. Now desktop has 2 desktop.ini files on it. Sure I
can just delete them, but it does seem a tad crappy for MS to release an
update set that leaves such basic junk behind. What gives?