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I'm a DSL user and don't want to buy a router as I won't need it in a few months. I know it's possible to plug-in a DSL cable to your modem and get on the internet. I also know it's possible to share that connection with another computer using an Ethernet...
Started by Lucas McCoy on
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At worst it is hours of frustration! Is your time .
I would use the 1 Vista machine setup to have Internet connection sharing on Windows is unreliable at best.
The DSL modem and the two computers.
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I have Windows Vista and I have an ISO for Windows 7 Ultimate. Is it possible for the upgrade to complete if I just run the disc as a mounted ISO in my Vista install? Or do I actually need to burn a DVD?
Started by Justin on
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Once this is done, you can install Windows 7 directly from the USB flash drive....
Wudt
The Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool allows you to create a copy of your Windows 7 ISO file and then run the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool.
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I am planning to run a Windows Vista image on Windows Server 2003. From what I know, the VmWorstation on Windows Server 2003 doesn't support Windows Vista. Any idea on this?
Started by Ngu Soon Hui on
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What problems are you having because they shouldn't be related to Workstation'... .
VMWare Workstation 6.0 and above support Vista x86 and x64.
It's running just fine, but no Aero.
Workstation thinks Windows 7 is a Vista install.
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Is there any key to directly open a new folder in the Windows Vista? Unlike XP, Vista does not have any quicklaunch button on the side of the window.
Started by WARICK on
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New-folder....
After install open Windows Explorer to see on your XP computer.
While holding the Alt utility Install the utility by following on-screen steps .
Or windows explorer press keys Ctrl + Shift + N to create a new folder instantly.
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I've never really seen Mac OS X in different "flavors" like windows, does it have them? Or does Apple just give you one straight OS, as opposed to microsoft splitting up the OS into different tiers:
Started by CrazyJugglerDrummer on
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OS X Server also has things like an iCal server and ... .
What differentiates them is that OS X Server provides a graphical interface to system services that you don't get in OS X .
There are two, as nagul pointed out.
There are two: OS X and OS X Server.
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I have Windows Vista Ultimate. I've been happy with it (except for a few small things). Should I buy Windows 7 and make the upgrade? Thanks, Nestor
Started by Nestor on
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I already have Windows 7 installed x86 to Windows 7 x86 and from Vista x64 to Windows 7 x64 as an in place upgrade (most programs mostly happy....
Windows 7 is completed Windows Vista so the answer is yes.
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Have you noticed substantial differences in website rendering on IE 6 or IE 7 when run on Windows XP versus when run on Windows Vista?
Started by Brian on
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And there's no such....
Vista might do some extra security enforcement, but I'm not aware of any specifics.
The rendering is the same, but IE6 may not look the same as IE7) .
Installed on a vista box that is not run through a VM or VirtualPC.
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I have an old Vista box sitting around, and I'm thinking of upgrading it to Windows 7 64-bit, as it has 4gb of RAM. Well, I know that there's an "in-place" upgrade from Vista, but does it work from 32-bit to 64-bit?
Started by Maxim Z. on
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(this is from their Vista pageNope
Windows....
Similarly, if you are running a 64-bit version of Windows Vista, you can only perform an upgrade to another 64-bit version of Windows Vista.
Bit version of Windows.
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I need to get a laptop with Vista Home Premium onto a domain, which requires Business or Ultimate. The computer, with Home Premium, is already registered for the free Windows 7 upgrade. If I upgrade the Vista version now via Microsoft's 'anytime upgrades...
Started by Justin Love on
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See the following list for all paths:
* Windows Vista Home Premium -> Windows 7 Home Premium * Windows Vista Business....
Need Windows Vista Business in order to upgrade to Windows 7 Professional.
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In XP, control-click on the "up folder" icon opens the parent folder in a new Window .
After much searching, I find no way to do this in Vista. It's easy to get to the parent folder, but not in a new window.
Started by dggoldst on
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Sadly I use a local version of Windows :-(
This is kind of ....
Note: this only works if you have a folder selected!
PS: I can't confirm if w directs you to Open in New Window, if I'm wrong, please comment.
Selected in a new window.
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