[knightinight]

Since the first Beta version, I saved a few dvd-rs
Just use a cdrom simulator and install it from your current OS.

could anyone kindly tell me, which antivirus software can work smoothly with Vista? I am download one from Trendmicro.

thanks a lot

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Hi knightinight...

I don't think your method of installing will be very effective installing Vista on a new build...

I'm running Avast! (free version) on my Vista machine and it seems to be working just fine.

wannabe1

[wannabe1]

Hi knightinight...

I don't think your method of installing will be very effective installing Vista on a new build...

I'm running Avast! (free version) on my Vista machine and it seems to be working just fine.

wannabe1

[RjBass]

Ya I was going to recomend Avast. I use it on all of my PC's and I saw a blurb on their site saying it should work fine with both the 32 and 64 bit versions.

[knightinight]

wannabe1

You are quite right Sir

Thanks for your recommendation

One more question, my Lotus Notes is not working anymore, say i dont have a valid folder, Errrrr

[Anne-Marie]

I thought it was a great idea too, until Daemon tools was deemed incompatible and whatnot before the upgrade had completed... thus leaving me in a complete stalemate and with no copy Learn from my mistake (and others' wisdom), heh.

[CJIS]

I burned mine using a DVD-RW disc and have had no problems what so ever, and I can now re-use my Disc. I didn't think it would work but it worked fine and my vista is working OK.

I am also using McAfee's Total Protection Beta on windows vista and it is working pretty OK, with only one minor problem, Which doesn't really affect much at all.

Edited by CJIS, 17 July 2006 - 01:05 AM.

[MacGyver Jack]

DVD-RW How bout the iso



and which cd simulator did you use

[CJIS]

I used nero and burnt the ISO file onto a DVD-RW and made sure the session was not locked, and I can now erase and use again.

[admin]

AVG's free edition works with Vista now too.

If you burn Vista to a DVD, use a slow speed (even 1-2X). The majority if installation issues have been due to faulty media.