I want to load 'LifeCam 1.4 ' webcam software, but Vista does not want to
read the CD drive. I can't even see it in Explorer.
What am I doing wrong?
Regards

I have two documents in the same folder - one an odt document created
with Open office and one a doc document also created with Open office
but saved as a .doc format. Both were edited and saved today.
If I go into the folder using Windows Explorer both show a modified date

I am trying to install AVG  -  and I get this message:
AVG setup self-extractor based on 7-zip has stopped working.
I cannot seem to be able to run any .exe files   ... tried to install
Spybot  same thing  ...

My laptop has been working funny since last night and I really don't
know what to do. It's not a virus though...
It all started when I downloaded 'Internet Explorer'
(http://www.vistaheads.com/forums/#) 8, my computer crashed and when I

Decided to go for help taking a hijackthis log which I guess is being
maintained by TrendSecure now.  Took the log then clicked on the upload to
Trend Secure and got a list of places of where to post the log.  I picked
Major Geeks and registered and posted the log.   Then was ...

I wish to finish this off, now that file processing - THEE BASIC,
FUNDAMENTAL task OS must perform, was found to be inferior to WindowsXP, by
saying:
My business partner gave up on Vista yesterday and installed XP Pro on his

64-bit Vista Home Premium
I just tried to view the contents of the Vista clipboard and discovered
that I couldn't do it.
I did some research and read that a few people got around this by copying

I have a file in my appdata folder that I'd like to check and see if
duplicates exist in other (sub) folders.  I copy the filename exactly
and then paste it in the search box on the start button. Vista says
there are no such files. Meanwhile I'm looking at at least one copy of

Windows Vista Home Premium
Service Pack 2
Single user
How do I create new text documents

I have a 750GB Iomega Minimax drive and have formatted it to NTFS. I have
then partitioned it into 128GB partitions (for use on a Mac) but want to
convert or reformat it to FAT32 so I can read and write on both the Windows
Vista PC and the Mac. When I go into Computer Management ...

I just got a new computer with 64-bit Vista Home Premium, and am having
some issues with devices.
When I connected my Lexmark X6100 printer, Vista recognized it and even
took me to the website to download drivers, which I then installed.

I was wondering if a large (filling the desktop) analogue clock that
actually works is available for a Vista Wallpaper.
Thanks, DH

Our Server upgraded from SBS 2003 to Win Server 08 & Exchange 07 last year.
This email server is domain controller and we have one more file server
which is windows server 03 joins in the domain.
After upgraded the server, all of the User PC & email server cannot access

Hi,
Like many people I've joined this site looking fo an answer to my
problem - So I'll be as clear and concise as possible -
I'm using an Acer Aspire 6920 running fully updated Vista Home Premium

The first thing to say about this is that it's alot easier than you may
think. Here are the 3 basic steps.
1 Remove some features from an existing OS
2 Add some new features