1. Windows Vista Beta 2 Build 5384 Key

I have an on-board Realtek sound card (ALC650) and also a 5.1 channel sound system (5 speakers + 1 subwoofer).Windows vista has installed automatically the sound drivers for the on-board sound card but the output is only for the front speakers available. I tried already to set the speker configuration to 5.1 but still doesn't work.I downloaded and installed the realtek drivers from Realtek main site for vista but i had no sound afterwards and also the system crashed. I had to install it again.Does anyone have a sollution for making the 5.1 channel system work?I have the Windows Vista (TM) Beta 2 Build 5384 - x86 (32 bit).

Windows Vista introduces a breakthrough user experience and is designed to help you feel confident in your ability to view, find, and organize information and to control your computing experience.The visual sophistication of Windows Vista helps streamline your computing experience by refining common window elements so you can better focus on the content on the screen rather than on how to access it. Creda 1200 cascade washer dryer manual. The desktop experience is more informative, intuitive, and helpful.

And new tools bring better clarity to the information on your computer, so you can see what your files contain without opening them, find applications and files instantly, navigate efficiently among open windows, and use wizards and dialog boxes more confidently. Vista 64 SP2 does not install on Dell Inspirons with Vista 64 Sp1.

Dell has no Solution, and Microsoft claims that this is a Dell issue.CA's Security Suite does not work (it will run - but doesn't supply virus eradication) for Vista 64.Vista 64 is so screwed up, that even Microsoft's most valued partners can't get their software or hardware to work with it. But they won't say this in public, for fear of the 'Wrath of Microsoft'Microsoft's answer is to upgrade to Windows 7. Which, by the way, has yet to prove suitable for general distribution. Has a lot of bling going for it. But as far as function forget it. I have been tring to get my ISATAP adapter to work again. As for the last two months ever since sp2 it sits with a yellow triangle and the worst part is, It belongs to Microsoft.

I have contacted two different tech @ Microsoft about this. The emails that come back from Microsoft are upbeat and wanting to help. But when I send a reply my email are now blocked.

I have even resubmitted the claim and the same thing happens, Not just one email address but with all my email. I will still get a note from a tech advising to get in touch when it is convienant for me. HA HA the jokes on me. For anyone in Vista Hell, I advise you buy Advanced Vista Optimizer from Systweaks.

No this is not a pitch, But my new laptop almost became a pitch in the trash tell I started using this product. I could write about how I hate vista all night. But I think I have made my self clear. Sorry spell check is down. Love this vista. Vista 64 SP2 does not install on Dell Inspirons with Vista 64 Sp1. Dell has no Solution, and Microsoft claims that this is a Dell issue.CA's Security Suite does not work (it will run - but doesn't supply virus eradication) for Vista 64.Vista 64 is so screwed up, that even Microsoft's most valued partners can't get their software or hardware to work with it.

Windows Vista Beta 2 Build 5384 Key

But they won't say this in public, for fear of the 'Wrath of Microsoft'Microsoft's answer is to upgrade to Windows 7. Which, by the way, has yet to prove suitable for general distribution. Has a lot of bling going for it. But as far as function forget it. I have been tring to get my ISATAP adapter to work again. As for the last two months ever since sp2 it sits with a yellow triangle and the worst part is, It belongs to Microsoft. I have contacted two different tech @ Microsoft about this.

The emails that come back from Microsoft are upbeat and wanting to help. But when I send a reply my email are now blocked. I have even resubmitted the claim and the same thing happens, Not just one email address but with all my email. I will still get a note from a tech advising to get in touch when it is convienant for me.

HA HA the jokes on me. For anyone in Vista Hell, I advise you buy Advanced Vista Optimizer from Systweaks. No this is not a pitch, But my new laptop almost became a pitch in the trash tell I started using this product. I could write about how I hate vista all night.

But I think I have made my self clear. Sorry spell check is down. Love this vista.

I purchased from Microsoft the beta and got on 2 dvd's. One 32 and one 64. I have Pavilon dv9008nr and allmost everything works.The video driver comeon dist and sound and wireless.The HP it is lagging with relise 64 bit support. The base drivers do not work.

I tryied to download the CR2, but no luck. When goest to speed -photoshop7 operate twice faster and other graphic programs. Even my canon i9900 printer it is supported. I love 64 Vista.Just wish that HP will stop dragging the base drivers.The link to download for CR2 do not work.Update.Two points:1) Unfortunately, my comment regarding Microsoft selling 32-bit and 64-bit together wasn't quite true. The confusion stems from the fact that Microsoft is shipping every Vista version on the same disc, however the license will dictate.2) It is still recommended that people stick with 32-bit Vista. You can google for the Paul Thurrott site or easily google for '64-bit Vista' and find lots of information on the current state of drivers for 64-bit Vista.

Also important is that many programs (including games) use a 16-bit piece of software as part of the installation that 64-bit Vista no longer supports.3) Benchmarking shows no advantage even for software written for 64-bit.4) However, 64-bit will eventually replace 32-bit so what to do? I've decided to purchase Vista OEM 64-bit and dual-boot it alongside my 32-bit XP.My advice to XP users is to hold off for a while.

In fact, DirectX 10 for gaming may be the only really important reason for gamers to upgrade. Most games' FPS's (Frames Per Second) are around 85% running under Vista but approximately 95% is expected.Previous comment:'Nobody should be using 64-bit Vista unless you are coding for it.There is even less 64-bit support by other software and drivers for Vista than there is in XP. I would not install 64-bit Vista until at least 2008 likely but simply writing down your apps and drivers and checking how the support is every two months (starting 2007) is a good way to go.Luckily, 32-bit and 64-bit Vista is sold together (maybe even on the same disc), so the painful decision of which version to get is gone. I don't think you can upgrade directly from Vista x86 to Vista x64 but it would be nice. (hopefully they'll make it happen in 2008)'.