just show my installed vista....if u dun like it...pls tick disable pic at ur browser..

I use 15GB for mine

I installed Vista on a spare 20GB HD I had lying around. Used up about 9GB after installing Vista Ultimate.

not that i dun like it, at least you can add your comment and opinion on the OS rather than just pictures which may cause ppl to misunderstand that you're trying to brag...no offense...

od3n,

legally or... hehehehe...

anyway, i must say this build 6000 still has a lot prog compatibility to sort out. i hope at the final official release, there will be more driver available (eg. Razer coppehead's synapse driver) and better prog compatibility (eg. Nero)

guess  ...

vista 6000 has new set of icons and sounds.. love it.
i hope no more black maximized window in dis build, but its do.. hey i'm using nero 7.5.7 micro and its works fine. nero 7.5.7 full won't work coz of directx probs.. also some apps still have program compatibility probs..

Hey.. where do I get microsoft office 2007 with a valid product key ar? Can someone direct me to the website??

Hey.. where do I get microsoft office 2007 with a valid product key ar? Can someone direct me to the website??

Ah, I've just received a e-mail from microsoft. I was excited to see the e-mail, hoping that they tell me that I get a complementary copy of Vista. But it's just a newsletter.

cutiesbaby312,
Microsoft Office 2007 is still in beta testing mode. You can obtain a beta key if you signup as a beta tester. However, I think that Microsoft is no longer taking in beta testers for Office 2007.

i did try to install nero but at the end of the installation got prob...

i gave up...now everytime i need to burn iso files, have to revert back to xp...damn...

od3n, you're rite...office 2007 has RTM...official launch would be the same date as vista IIRC...

which version you use?? search for nero 7.5.7 micro on the net.. it's works for me.. full version does't work!!

micro version? as in lite version?

http://www.updatepack.nl/

I installed Vista on a spare 20GB HD I had lying around. Used up about 9GB after installing Vista Ultimate.

9GB only?!?! Then why on earth does Microsoft say Vista needs 40GB of free space. And what's the additional 15GB for? Why don't they just state 55GB instead....

erm... no komen at all~  mine installed on 40gb partitioned 80gb hard disk. prefer to install all programs on same partition with windows. how yours??? all my stuffs and craps  put on my portable 80gb hard disk. bole bwk jln2~ 

9GB only?!?! Then why on earth does Microsoft say Vista needs 40GB of free space. And what's the additional 15GB for? Why don't they just state 55GB instead....
How much partition space do i actually need for just installing Vista Ultimate and programs?

anyway, i must say this build 6000 still has a lot prog compatibility to sort out. i hope at the final official release, there will be more driver available (eg. Razer coppehead's synapse driver) and better prog compatibility (eg. Nero)

Any difference if you install your programmes on a different partition than Windows?

Nah MS wont be adding new drivers or changing anything in the files. It has RTMed means no more changes will be done.

While we worked hard to get a comprehensive set of drivers on the DVD prior to release-to-manufacturing (RTM), the magic of Windows Update and Automatic Updates makes this "frozen in time" distribution problem basically a non-issue. For Windows Vista we are excited to have over 19,500 device drivers on the Windows Vista DVD .......And while we will have significantly more drivers online by official availability, we will continue to add more drivers even after the launch. Because of the improvements in Automatic Updates for Windows Vista, users that choose the recommended setting for Automatic Updates will have the latest drivers installed and available when they add a new device .......The other experience that Windows Update helps improve is with third-party applications. Supporting existing applications on the new operating system is obviously key to driving satisfaction and adoption of the new product. We have worked hard with independent software vendor (ISV) partners to make sure that these applications work well on Windows Vista. Many of these ISVs have had a chance to either respond to our feedback or test their applications themselves and have worked with us to address any issues. Now that we have finished Windows Vista, we expect even more application vendors to test their applications and give us feedback. As we work with these ISV partners, we will develop application compatibility updates to make even more applications work great with Vista. As each batch is ready, we will put the new compatibility updates on Windows Update.