Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate FULL VERSION [DVD] Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate Windows Vista Home Basic is the operating system for homes with basic computing needs. It is easy to set up, it helps you use your PC more securely and reliably, and like all of the editions of Windows Vista, it is compatible with the widest range of software, devices, and services that you use and trust. If you simply want to use your PC for tasks such as surfing the Internet, corresponding with friends and family using e-mail, or performing basic document creation and editing tasks, then Windows Vista Home Basic will deliver a safer, more reliable, and more productive computing environment. Windows Media Center in Windows Vista Enjoy all your favorite digital entertainment—including live and recorded TV, movies, music, and pictures—in one place with the easy-to-use Windows Media Center menu system and remote control. Windows Media Center in Windows Vista includes enhancements for expanded support of digital and high-definition cable TV, an improved menu system, and the ability to create a consumer-electronics-quality living-room experience, as well as new options for multi-room access to your entertainment through Media Center Extenders, including Xbox 360. Breakthrough Security Windows Vista is engineered to be the most secure version of Windows yet. The new features in Windows Vista help to give you the control and confidence you need to get the most out of your PC. Windows Vista contains a number of new security feature
Customer Review: Now we know why the girl on the comercial said “wow” … because nothing works!!
Yeah, I said WOW too when I got my copy of Ultimate…. “Wow, I can’t believe I paid more money for software that lets me do way less”.

Not only can I not use half the software I have bought recently, but half of my expensive hardware is now useless, and with 3Rd party companies and drivers in beta testing still, WHAT WAS THE POINT OF RELEASING THIS GARBAGE SO EARLY?? TO MAKE MONEY WHILE BETA TESTING??? I as a paying customer to Microsoft feel fully taken advantage of, and I’ll never forgive them for this…
I have just removed my copy of vista, and put Windows XP Professional back, and put my copy up for sale.. to try to make half my money back…. MICROSOFT SHOULD BE REFUNDING EVERYONE IF THEY WANT TO SEE FUTURE SALES FROM THIS PRODUCT. I for one, will probably never go back to vista, unless there are some serious changes price-wise AND interface-wise…. So it’s up to you the _POTENTIAL_ customer to NOT BUY IT and show those blow hards that they can’t take advantage of us. DON’T FALL FOR IT’S PRETTY LOOKS, IT’S JUST A TRICK TO GET YOU TO BUY THIS RATTLETRAP OF AN OS.

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Besides, Vista Glass theme (which is the only theme you get, and you cant use your stylexp or custom themes as of yet without major hacks) is only ‘pretty’ for the first 100 dialogs stating UAC intervention or being informed that your program won’t work, just before a nice bluescreen shows up.

My System: Gateway Laptop (Purchased New Jan 2007, 200G HDD, 2GB RAM, SoundBlaster Audigy ZS 2 Notebook, Lexicon Omega breakoutbox, Novation ReMote SL controller (MIDI), Phillips WRITEMASTER DVD-RAM, Maxtor One-Touch 80GB Backup, 4 port phillips USB 2 hub, Intel Pro Wireless, BlueTooth, Internal SATA, ATI Mobile GPU, Widescreen 1280×800 display, Logitech QuickCam, and every part of this worked with XP Pro, take that list and cut in half and a bit more and then you get what works with Vista…

If you like to mount virtual ISO images then think again in vista

If you like being able to save files anywhere as admin without modifying a bunch of permissions/attribs think again.

If you expect to use a Creative sound card with EAX features think again.

If you like using CMD.EXE (the command prompt) in full-screen mode, think again, you wont get to (as for any console program).

If you use visual studio, be prepared for alot of complications!!

The list goes on and on…

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