QUOTE(samurai1337 @ Jun 3 2007, 06:30 PM)
v7.8.5.0 or later should support Vista
Anyway, managed to *make* my Windows Vista Home Premium to support dreamscene, don't ask me how, go google
Nothing really special other than slowing down the startup and consuming more resource. It is cool, but whether or not it is worth the price, you take the call 

The referred file has been taken down lar... any other options (aside from buying the ultimately expensive version) - of course if it's not legal, dun tell me. I'm using the same PC for work.Anyway, managed to *make* my Windows Vista Home Premium to support dreamscene, don't ask me how, go google

Added on June 6, 2007, 7:05 pm
QUOTE(TechnoDude94 @ Jun 6 2007, 07:50 PM)
Hey CKC_1, Windows Vista does support up to 4GB and above on the 64-Bit one. But I think you are using the 32-Bit version of Vista. Therefore, Vista is reading it as only 3.5GB which is the maximum Vista 32-Bit supports (correct me if I am wrong).
Added on June 6, 2007, 6:59 pmHey ongoky, I don't think he has a previous version of Windows or any other OS installed because he said that he managed to save 30GB. So it means that it was the shadow copies. And I thought you can change the percentage of HDD space a shadow copy consumes.
As per my experience using Vista ever since it launched, shadow copies don't ussually take up so much space - UNLESS... he has Office Outlook and for whatever reason, backed up his .pst files - which could rack up to multiple GB. Added on June 6, 2007, 6:59 pmHey ongoky, I don't think he has a previous version of Windows or any other OS installed because he said that he managed to save 30GB. So it means that it was the shadow copies. And I thought you can change the percentage of HDD space a shadow copy consumes.
How do you go about changing the % of HDD for shadow copy? I just turned mine off.
This post has been edited by KingdomChaser: Jun 6 2007, 07:05 PM
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