if u want to share a folder in vista, try the following steps. (before that, you MUST be able to see your vista pc from your winxp pc eg. both of them must be in the same workgroup)

1. go to control panel > network and sharing center
2. make sure file sharing is turn on and password protected sharing is off
3. right click on the folder that you wanted to share
4. click on share
5. on the drop down menu, choose Everyone (if you don't have that, create one), then Add
6. then click share
7. right click on the same folder, click properties
8. go to the tab Sharing
9. click Advanced Sharing
10. tick on Share this folder
11. click on Permissions
12. you should be able to see Everyone in the group and usernames box
13. tick full control for that group
14. then apply

it should work...post any problems you may find...

try using the 51.3 driver found here. this will be your best bet.



i'm using daemon 4.08HE now...no prob...

This post has been edited by dualshock: Apr 1 2007, 01:39 AM

his are not realtek...his are cmedia...so far no vista driver yet...

u should try to do like wat linkinstreet did...the page that i gave u contains an old xp driver for your on board audio...try and install that...

by looking at your siggy, your amount of ram may not be sufficient to run vista smoothly. as for vista version, it's pretty much up to your requirements and needs. if you want the aero interface you can opt for any vista version except the home basic PROVIDED your graphic card can support it...

This post has been edited by dualshock: Apr 2 2007, 01:52 PM

i know what u meant...sharing files between 2 or more comps...i know...

i'm sharing my files between my comp and another winxp comp also...through wifi

those are the steps i follow and no problem so far...

and you will be able to view each other's shared files via the comp name shown in either my network place in xp and network in vista

you wouldn't need to locate the address of the other comp if all the settings between comp are correct.

This post has been edited by dualshock: Apr 4 2007, 06:07 PM

yups...media player will automatically detect the required codec and load it as necessary...

Technodude94,

right click on the WMP, click View, Enhancement, Show Enhancement

all the crossfading and equalizer stuff are there...

hope that helps...can't give u the screenshot...lazy to take...

This post has been edited by dualshock: Jun 9 2007, 04:42 PM

flashget works fine with vista...the speed i think it's because of TMNUT...not because of vista...

great news for all vista users using Audigy 2 or Live! soundcard...

previously, there is no EAX support for both cards...now there is a solution available...

downloads and discussion are in this thread...

direct download are available here

i've yet to try it but will definitely give it a go tonight...

This post has been edited by dualshock: Jun 13 2007, 01:24 PM

i've tested the workaround for the ALchemy and i must say it worked great...

EAX is back on WC3 and CS:S...

mp3 sounds better too now...

called up microsoft on their hotline...tell them what you have done...they should be able to help u reactivate...