Are there some specific problems you want addressed with SP2?mmogoon
I would like at least one addressed. How come either XP 32-bit or 64-bit will allow me to use my Gateway FPD2185W monitor just fine, and even play HD-DVD movies on it in its native resolution, when the same computer running either version of Windows Vista refuses to let me use the thing at its native resolution, when it even decides to let me get a signal over DVI at all? It's such **** that even a year after it's been released, and now one service pack later, Windows Vista still has such critical **** problems like this.
[QUOTE="mmogoon"]Are there some specific problems you want addressed with SP2?codezer0
I would like at least one addressed. How come either XP 32-bit or 64-bit will allow me to use my Gateway FPD2185W monitor just fine, and even play HD-DVD movies on it in its native resolution, when the same computer running either version of Windows Vista refuses to let me use the thing at its native resolution, when it even decides to let me get a signal over DVI at all? It's such **** that even a year after it's been released, and now one service pack later, Windows Vista still has such critical **** problems like this.
Yeah I bought a MICROSOFT wireless keyboard and mouse desktop kit and found out its not compatible with Vista. Its a reletivly newer model too.
[QUOTE="mmogoon"]Are there some specific problems you want addressed with SP2?codezer0
I would like at least one addressed. How come either XP 32-bit or 64-bit will allow me to use my Gateway FPD2185W monitor just fine, and even play HD-DVD movies on it in its native resolution, when the same computer running either version of Windows Vista refuses to let me use the thing at its native resolution, when it even decides to let me get a signal over DVI at all? It's such **** that even a year after it's been released, and now one service pack later, Windows Vista still has such critical **** problems like this.
That sounds like a Gateway problem. They are the ones that need to fix it.
[QUOTE="codezer0"][QUOTE="mmogoon"]Are there some specific problems you want addressed with SP2?artiedeadat40
I would like at least one addressed. How come either XP 32-bit or 64-bit will allow me to use my Gateway FPD2185W monitor just fine, and even play HD-DVD movies on it in its native resolution, when the same computer running either version of Windows Vista refuses to let me use the thing at its native resolution, when it even decides to let me get a signal over DVI at all? It's such **** that even a year after it's been released, and now one service pack later, Windows Vista still has such critical **** problems like this.
Yeah I bought a MICROSOFT wireless keyboard and mouse desktop kit and found out its not compatible with Vista. Its a reletivly newer model too.
get the new drivers for the ms website and they work fine
[QUOTE="codezer0"][QUOTE="mmogoon"]Are there some specific problems you want addressed with SP2?imprezawrx500
I would like at least one addressed. How come either XP 32-bit or 64-bit will allow me to use my Gateway FPD2185W monitor just fine, and even play HD-DVD movies on it in its native resolution, when the same computer running either version of Windows Vista refuses to let me use the thing at its native resolution, when it even decides to let me get a signal over DVI at all? It's such **** that even a year after it's been released, and now one service pack later, Windows Vista still has such critical **** problems like this.
Yeah I bought a MICROSOFT wireless keyboard and mouse desktop kit and found out its not compatible with Vista. Its a reletivly newer model too.
get the new drivers for the ms website and they work fine
Yeah, i dont think its that hard or amazing solution to think about it.
[QUOTE="codezer0"][QUOTE="mmogoon"]Are there some specific problems you want addressed with SP2?SearchMaster
I would like at least one addressed. How come either XP 32-bit or 64-bit will allow me to use my Gateway FPD2185W monitor just fine, and even play HD-DVD movies on it in its native resolution, when the same computer running either version of Windows Vista refuses to let me use the thing at its native resolution, when it even decides to let me get a signal over DVI at all? It's such **** that even a year after it's been released, and now one service pack later, Windows Vista still has such critical **** problems like this.
Yeah I bought a MICROSOFT wireless keyboard and mouse desktop kit and found out its not compatible with Vista. Its a reletivly newer model too.
get the new drivers for the ms website and they work fine
Yeah, i dont think its that hard or amazing solution to think about it.
WOW!!! Great idea! I never thought of that. Did you go to MIT or something? You must be a genious.
get the new drivers for the ms website and they work fine
imprezawrx500
What if that's his ONLY keyboard and mouse? How's he supposed to go online from the computer, download said drivers and install them on it, if he can't even click a button or load up a browser to do it? :| Please... think before posting.
[QUOTE="codezer0"][QUOTE="mmogoon"]Are there some specific problems you want addressed with SP2?artiedeadat40
I would like at least one addressed. How come either XP 32-bit or 64-bit will allow me to use my Gateway FPD2185W monitor just fine, and even play HD-DVD movies on it in its native resolution, when the same computer running either version of Windows Vista refuses to let me use the thing at its native resolution, when it even decides to let me get a signal over DVI at all? It's such **** that even a year after it's been released, and now one service pack later, Windows Vista still has such critical **** problems like this.
Yeah I bought a MICROSOFT wireless keyboard and mouse desktop kit and found out its not compatible with Vista. Its a reletivly newer model too.
get the new drivers for the ms website and they work fine
Yeah, i dont think its that hard or amazing solution to think about it.
WOW!!! Great idea! I never thought of that. Did you go to MIT or something? You must be a genious.
[QUOTE="imprezawrx500"]
get the new drivers for the ms website and they work fine
codezer0
What if that's his ONLY keyboard and mouse? How's he supposed to go online from the computer, download said drivers and install them on it, if he can't even click a button or load up a browser to do it? :| Please... think before posting.If he posted on here, then he has another keyboard or access to another keyboard.
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