good morning sir,
i have installed network printer in xp machine,
My laptop windows vista home edition installed.
i tryed to connect the printer but one error msg appear.
The printer spooler was not running, restart the spooler or machine.
i had restart the print spooler and restrat the
Hello yoga,
Wednesday, March 18, 2009, 10:30:37 PM, you wrote:
good morning sir,
i have installed network printer in xp machine,
My laptop windows vista home edition installed.
i tryed to connect the printer but one error msg appear.
The printer spooler was not running, restart the
The encoding was mentioned on one of the links that was posted here.
Some encoding is marginally better, some much better. Do you have any
comparison timings? Of course I will have the option of setting up
dual boot.
That's too bad as I find that Xp Pro x64 to be much faster when
extracting
On Nov 26, 2007 10:22 AM, Steve Tomporowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then the final question: Is 64bit WinXP worth it? Faster? I'd assume
it would be the same on 32 bit applications. Although I have heard
that the driver situation is sorting itself out.
I dual boot with 32 and 64-bit
Come to think of it, this particular computer will be running my 4
year old chessboard (DGT), so finding 64 bit drivers for that may be
difficult or impossible. At least this time I will install regular
XP, not the Media Center crap that I never use
On 11/26/07, Raul Limos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm about to install software on a new system: Abit IP35 MB, 2 gig,
6850 Processor, 8800GTS video card.
I have the option to install XP or Vista.
Is there any reason to do Vista rather than XP? Is Vista really slower?
ThanksSteve
Gamer, definitely. No DirectX10 for XP? I vaguely remember reading
that somewhere. Now if you turn off the eye-candy, is it just as fast
as XP? And...oh, yeahcan you install Office 2003 on it?
On Nov 25, 2007 6:06 PM, Jason Carson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm about to install software
On Nov 26, 2007 6:50 AM, Steve Tomporowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the option to install XP or Vista.
Is there any reason to do Vista rather than XP? Is Vista really slower?
See:
http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/amd_nvidia_windows_vista_driver_performance_update/
Yes, definitely.
Steve Tomporowski wrote:
And...oh, yeahcan you install Office 2003 on it?
XP is faster that Vista, has lower memory requirements, SP3 is due to
come out in the near future and has already been reported as being much
faster than SP2, HardOCP has only found one DX10 game that is FPS and
visually superior to DX9 and XP can easily be made as secure while
online. All in
XP definitely. Vista has some better eye candy but as far as I can
see that only uses more resources.
On Nov 25, 2007 7:16 PM, zaske [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
XP is faster that Vista, has lower memory requirements, SP3 is due to
come out in the near future and has already been reported as being
Thanks for all the info, it seems that Vista is only faster in the
realm of audio/video encoding and I don't do much of that, or so much
that the difference is important.
Then the final question: Is 64bit WinXP worth it? Faster? I'd assume
it would be the same on 32 bit applications. Although
On Aug 9, 2007, at 11:09 AM, Christopher Fisk wrote:
On Thu, 9 Aug 2007, FORC5 wrote:
thanks, being she has a laptop I am guessing she is out of luck.
probably V basic. Why oh why so many different versions.
That's an easy one to answer: So they can charge for things that
they
At 02:13 AM 09/08/2007, FORC5 wrote:
A while back I remember a topic about it being legit for ppl buying
systems with vista that they were entitled to down grade to XP. Have
a unhappy customer, fortunately is a laptop and not one of my systems.
Any info appreciated.
You can legally do it
thanks, being she has a laptop I am guessing she is out of luck. probably V
basic. Why oh why so many different versions.
fp
At 01:53 AM 8/9/2007, Thane Sherrington Poked the stick with:
At 02:13 AM 09/08/2007, FORC5 wrote:
A while back I remember a topic about it being legit for ppl buying
On Thu, 9 Aug 2007, FORC5 wrote:
thanks, being she has a laptop I am guessing she is out of luck.
probably V basic. Why oh why so many different versions.
That's an easy one to answer: So they can charge for things that they
previously bundled by default.
Monopoly tactics, get your
A while back I remember a topic about it being legit for ppl buying systems
with vista that they were entitled to down grade to XP. Have a unhappy
customer, fortunately is a laptop and not one of my systems.
Any info appreciated.
fp
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