yo.. using vista now hehe... busy installling software and transferring files...

I recommend u keep XP for awhile first , like my case , my SE k750 still dont have vista driver, so need XP to use

But u still can use bluetooth module in vista ma?And u and right click the installer and set it run in Winxp enviroment de ma..

Thinking of getting a new Notebook with vista preloaded.

The problem is, no matter wad brand, Sony, HP, Compaq, Toshiba or bla bla i try so far, they run damn slow on preloaded Vista even the spec is C2C 1.66Ghz with 1Gb ram. The windows boot up and shut down is slow like snail even my p4 HT with XP can beat it kau kau one.. So actually wad wrong with those notebook preloaded Vista?

Thinking of getting a new Notebook with vista preloaded.

The problem is, no matter wad brand, Sony, HP, Compaq, Toshiba or bla bla i try so far, they run damn slow on preloaded Vista even the spec is C2C 1.66Ghz with 1Gb ram. The windows boot up and shut down is slow like snail even my p4 HT with XP can beat it kau kau one.. So actually wad wrong with those notebook preloaded Vista?

try reinstall fresh copy. usually those notebook come with lotsa nonsense program running in background. bloatware.

Yea, i suspect those dumb software tat preloaded inside slow up the pc. The problem is nowaday all those preloaded Notebook doent provide windows CD only use recovery system, if u recovery still all those stupid software will install back again... Grrzzz Headache. Actually plan 2 get the Sony 1 but really...   Slow boot up n shut down.

im using vista home premium, izzit possible to hav the wallpaper with the clock and calendar as a screensaver whn the computer is not in use (standby)??

lol..sound like handphone...

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Added on April 10, 2007, 2:09 pmFORCE slow USB drives to work with READYBOOST in VISTA , best tweak yet!!

Windows ReadyBoost is a great technology, caching things on USB drives to improve system performance, but Windows Vista insists on checking the drives for certain speed requirements before enabling the feature. If you have a USB drive that is just a hair to slow to beat the test, or you want to use an external hard drive (slower speed, loads of cache space), Matt Rajca posts at Channel 9 how you can force Vista to let you use ReadyBoost on an unsupported device, whether it wants to or not:

1. Plug in the device.
2. Open the Readyboost tab on the device properties.
3. Select "Do not retest this device"
4. Unplug the device
5. Open regedit (start->run->regedit)
6. Expand - HKLM (Local Machine)->SOFTWARE->Microsoft->Windows NT->CurrentVersion->EMDgmt
7. Find your device.
8. Change Device Status to 2
9. Change ReadSpeedKBs to 1000
10. Change WriteSpeedKBs to 1000
11. Plug in the device.
12. Enable Readyboost!!!!

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Added on April 10, 2007, 2:10 pmcredit me or that Matt fella..or else..ur readyboost will destroy ur house!!

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Added on April 10, 2007, 2:14 pmlol..now all my usb ports have at least a device..ext hd..thumbdrives..even 64mb drive oso nvr let go..wakakakaka

hmm..mayb can make it higher gua..i think the main thing is the device status..

the speed should not be a factor..coz current hardware is memang not fast enough?? but a slight boost better than no boost ma..

perhaps only the registry key for device status thats stopping drives from being used..

btw..only one cache can be used at 1 time..
i set my ext usb 2.0 drive to 2gb..lolz

i try setting at 10000..still working..hehe

u all install 32bit or 64bit version de?