| Contains information about the release of the Hold 'Em game for Windows Vista Ultimate. This article contains information about the availability of the Hold 'Em game for Windows Vista Ultimate. The Hold 'Em game for Windows Vista Ultimate is not ... |
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| Describes how to work around a problem in which the audio track does not play in Windows Media Center on a Windows Vista-based computer after you wake the computer from sleep. ... TV or a DVD in Windows Media Center on a computer that is running Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate. |
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| Describes IIS 7.0 features that are installed when you upgrade to Windows Vista Home Premium, to Windows Vista Business, or to Windows Vista Ultimate When you upgrade from Windows Vista Home Basic, several Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 features are installed and enabled. |
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| After you upgrade from Windows Vista Home Basic, HTML documents may not be displayed correctly in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0. ... occurs when you upgrade to any one of the following editions: Windows Vista Home Premium Windows Vista Business Windows Vista Ultimate |
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| Discusses the system requirements for Windows Vista Beta 2, for Windows Vista RC1, and for the final release of Windows Vista. Disccusses the operating system requirements to upgrade to Windows Vista Beta. This article lists the recommended minimum hardware requirements for Windows Vista. |
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| MORE INFORMATION Upgrade to Windows Vista Important To make sure that you have the best possible experience when you upgrade to Windows Vista, follow these steps: Exit all applications that are open before you upgrade to Windows Vista. |
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| In this situation, you experience a variety of performance problems in Internet Explorer when it is running on a Windows Vista-based... ... This problem occurs because Internet Explorer 7, the version that is currently included in Windows Vista, does not ... |
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| Describes the behavior where an Internet Explorer browser window may lose focus when you press ENTER on a Windows Vista-based computer. |
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| Describes a problem that occurs when you use the Scwcmd.exe tool on a computer that is running Windows Vista. |
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| Describes the problem where there is no longer any audio playback after you unplug a USB audio device from a Windows Vista-based computer. |
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| Describes a problem where the MS Gothic font and the MS Mincho font have compatibility issue with Acrobat Reader 5.x and earlier versions on a Windows Vista-based computer. ... Windows Vista uses new MS Gothic and MS Mincho fonts that Acrobat Reader 5. |
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| Explains that version 1 of the MSCAP authentication protocol is deprecated in Windows Vista. ... The Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol version 1 (MS-CHAP v1) has been deprecated in Windows Vista. ... In Windows Vista, Microsoft has ... |
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| Describes an optional program for Windows Vista. You can obtain this program from the Windows Ultimate Extras section of Windows Update. |
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| Describes how to obtain the Hold 'Em game for Windows Vista Ultimate from the Windows Update Web site. Also, directions to remove the Hold 'Em game from the computer are included. |
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| Describes a problem in Windows Vista wherein the local fax account is inaccessible after you rename a Windows Vista-based computer. ... To resolve this issue, you must delete the local fax account in Windows Fax and Scan, and then re-create the local fax account by using the Account Wizard. |
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| Describes a problem that can occur with certain hardware configurations on tablet based computers where the screen goes black when you switch the screen orientation during slide show playback in Windows Vista. |
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| Describes a scenario in which incoming faxes cannot be routed to a shared printer in Windows Vista. |
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| Explains that Windows Vista Speech Recognition cannot be used to select commands on floating toolbars in Microsoft Office. ... For more information about Windows Vista Speech Recognition ... |
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| Describes an issue in Windows Vista. Windows Mobile Device Center is required on Windows Vista to synchronize PIM data from a Windows mobile device. ... Windows Mobile Device Center must be installed on the computer before you synchronize PIM data between a Windows Mobile device and Windows Vista. |
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| Describes the issue that occurs after you use WAU to install Windows Vista. ... the updated version to revert to the earlier version of Windows Vista. ... For example, after you use WAU to upgrade Windows Vista Home Premium to Windows Vista Ultimate, you cannot reinstall Windows Vista Home Premium. |
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| version of Windows): If you are using a video driver designed for Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me, go to ... NOTE : If you use a Windows 3.1 display driver in Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me, you cannot use new Graphics Device Interface (GDI) features such as: Animated cursors. |
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| Describes how to use the wireless networking functionality that is included in Windows Vista. This article describes how to connect to a wireless network in Windows Vista. ... software that you were using together with Windows XP to connect to wireless networks is incompatible with Windows Vista. |
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| Contains information about Data Execution Prevention technology in Windows Vista. Windows Installer custom action code must be compatible with DEP in Windows Vista. This article contains information about Data Execution Prevention (DEP) technology in Windows Vista. |
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| Describes several steps to troubleshoot application compatibility issues in Windows Vista. ... Troubleshoot an application that no longer runs correctly on a Windows Vista-based computer ... mode in Windows Server 2003 Troubleshoot an application that runs incorrectly on a Windows Vista-based computer ... |
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| Describes new behavior in Windows Vista by which the system waits only six seconds before it configures an APIPA IP address if a DHCP server is not immediately available. Windows Vista then continues trying to acquire an IP address from a DHCP... |
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| Describes how Speech Recognition functions only when Windows Vista is the same language as the speech recognition language. You can change the operation system language in Windows Vista Ultimate. |
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| Describes behavior in Windows Vista where some game features may be missing if the game requires the Indeo codec from Ligos Corporation. ... The Indeo codec is available for trusted programs in Windows Vista. ... For more information about the features that are available in Windows Vista, visit the ... |
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| Describes the process that BitLocker Drive Encryption (BDE) uses to protect the pagefile in Windows Vista Ultimate and in Windows Vista Enterprise editions. |
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| Describes how to work around the issue that occurs if you must provide a driver for a storage device that is required for Windows Vista Setup. |
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| Describes a problem that occurs when you print certain fonts in Windows Vista. |
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| Describes a problem in which you cannot upgrade the operating system by starting the computer from a Windows Vista DVD. To work around this problem, start the computer as usual, and then insert the Windows Vista DVD. |
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| Describes why the administrator account does not appear on the Windows Vista Welcome screen. ... By default, the following conditions are true in Windows Vista: The built-in administrator account is disabled. ... Note In some cases, Windows Vista may determine ... |
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| Describes behavior that occurs in which custom GINA modules no longer work after you upgrade your computer to Windows Vista. ... This behavior occurs because GINA functionality that existed in earlier versions of Windows is replaced by a credential provider model in Windows Vista. |
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| Describes an issue in which you cannot format an unformatted DVD-RAM disc in Windows Vista. ... You can reformat preformatted DVD-RAM discs in Windows Vista. |
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| Describes a problem that occurs because the device sends an incorrect status code to Windows Vista. ... This problem occurs because the USB device sends an incorrect status code to Windows Vista. ... Therefore, Windows Vista does not recognize the device. |
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| You can use this function to change desktop display settings in Windows Vista. This article contains information about how to use the D3DKMTInvalidateActiveVidPn function in Windows Vista. ... However, on a display device that uses the Windows Vista graphics driver ... |
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| Describes the items that are not transferred from a 32-bit version of Windows Vista to a 64-bit version of Windows Vista. ... settings that are not migrated when you use the Windows Easy Transfer tool to migrate files and settings from a computer that is running a 32-bit version of Windows Vista to a ... |
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| Describes the problem that occurs when you try to install a device that requires the Mf.sys device driver in Windows Vista. ... By default, the Mf.sys device driver is not installed in Windows Vista. ... Microsoft made this change in Windows Vista because the Mf.sys device driver is rarely used. |
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| Describes a problem that occurs when Windows Vista cannot distinguish two or more recording devices. ... This problem occurs because Windows Vista cannot distinguish the devices. |
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| Explains that Winlogon notification packages are not supported in Windows Vista. ... This issue occurs because Winlogon notification packages are not supported in Windows Vista. |
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