Who's got Vista?
Originally Posted by Whiskers
A wizard is the oppisite of a package....
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Originally Posted by srika
I don't think they are not gonna pull the plug on it, Bob-style. I don't think they can. my stance from the first days we have talked about Vista has been, I'll get it once it hits maybe the 2nd or 3rd service pack.
I don't think they are gonna pull the plug on it, Bob-style.
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Originally Posted by synth19
Dude, I can't imagine you running any of the audio applications you use with less then 4 gigs of memory! But again, 4 basic shit.... vista works.http://www.mediafire.com/?amtwjzxxcug
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Originally Posted by eclipse23
The word production should go hand in hand with raid 0, but you guys probably already know that. I'm using 10K raptors right now :smokingfast:
to the RAID 0 Raptor Array. but I keep all my personal files (pr0n, music, recordedTV, etc) on a 500gb HD but I plan on mating it with another 500gb and making another RAID 0 out of them.
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See! People don't even want to steal it!
Counterfeit rate of Vista half that of XP
Redmond (WA) - Pushing good news back into the Windows Vista scene, Microsoft claims that its next-generation operating system is more robust at preventing counterfeit attempts.
Although Microsoft admits that counterfeit rates are difficult to measure, it says it has metrics that show how Vista's authentication system "is a proven and effective way to combat piracy. Customers want to know the status of their systems, and how to take action if it turns out they were victimized," according to Microsoft VP Mike Sievert.
Microsoft's statistics are based on Windows Genuine Advantage validation failures, along with other internal data.
Microsoft's statement on counterfeit data comes as it reveals new piracy prevention plans for Vista's first service pack. "What is changing with SP1 is the nature of the experience for those systems that are never activated or that fail validation," said Sievert. The service pack will also help prevent users with legitimate installs from being affected by Vista pirates.
Counterfeit rate of Vista half that of XP
Redmond (WA) - Pushing good news back into the Windows Vista scene, Microsoft claims that its next-generation operating system is more robust at preventing counterfeit attempts.
Although Microsoft admits that counterfeit rates are difficult to measure, it says it has metrics that show how Vista's authentication system "is a proven and effective way to combat piracy. Customers want to know the status of their systems, and how to take action if it turns out they were victimized," according to Microsoft VP Mike Sievert.
Microsoft's statistics are based on Windows Genuine Advantage validation failures, along with other internal data.
Microsoft's statement on counterfeit data comes as it reveals new piracy prevention plans for Vista's first service pack. "What is changing with SP1 is the nature of the experience for those systems that are never activated or that fail validation," said Sievert. The service pack will also help prevent users with legitimate installs from being affected by Vista pirates.
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