Deus Ex Alpha • View topic - V-V-V-Vista!

by **Kaiden** » Sun Jun 17, 07 1:30 am

Ok, I just spent the last 2 hours restoring my laptop's hard-drive to a previous time.

I bought the laptop yesterday (as it's 1:25). But I had no troubles with it for a few hours. All of my friends say Window's Vista is crap and I should just use XP, but I like Vista.. or did.

Anyway, I was installing an anti-virus programm, McAffee 2006. After 10 minutes I get the wonderful error;

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This Programm Is Not Compatible With Windows Vista.

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Woo? Fair enough.. But then!

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Error: #55932 Invalid file/missing file.

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Hmm.. Ok. Ah, screens died.. right.. "Windows is restarting" eh...ok.

*Restarts*

Screen's still blank after you login..

Then I spent 2 hours trying to restore it, because it wasn't recognizing either of the 2 CD's I had. It did eventually though, hence how I am on my laptop now.

Although there are probably topics like this, has anyone else had problems like this with Vista? Not being able to install basic programms because they are "INCOMPATIBLE" then getting corrupted files?

Discuss pleases!

by **Aidan** » Sun Jun 17, 07 2:44 am

I have nothing to say... Vista is a peice of shit. I'd rather have my computer run on msdos than Vista.

by **xProtocol Rain** » Sun Jun 17, 07 3:43 am

No I don't have any problems with Vista. McAfee sucks ass anyway. Look into Black Ice!

by **clyzm** » Sun Jun 17, 07 5:14 am

BlackICE gets hacked by WittyWorm.

Get Zonealarm.

by **Ayleth** » Sun Jun 17, 07 7:06 am

)P(sHyCo)(K!//3R wrote:I have nothing to say... Vista is a peice of shit. I'd rather have my computer run on msdos than Vista.

Agreeded. Basically, its best to wait till the first SP coomes out, or 2nd. Vista is full of bugs, and yes it may look purdy, its a system hog. with a 4.6Ghz computer, running 1GB of memory, the HDD was running and buzzing like crazy trying to make up for the "lack" of ram. And that was running Pure Vista, no other programs, and just like navigating to the Control Panel. Nevermind the stuupid popups you get 5 million times a day when you want to do something. Yes, do a wipe, add XP, then go Vista when its more stable and there are more drivers/compatible software around. its too new, thus not many programs happily support it. On another note, Halo2 Requires Vista :S fscking Microsh*t.

by **Dae** » Sun Jun 17, 07 8:58 am

~[A]Kaiden~ wrote:McAffee 2006

Use Kaspersky Antivirus. Get Trial version from kaspersky.com and I'll help you with a working key :wink:

by **Kaiden** » Sun Jun 17, 07 11:43 am

Ok, but I hope it doesn't corrupt my laptop again.. for your sake!

By the way. what do you all think of Norton anti... etc stuff?

-Downloading now.

by **Spiderbot01** » Sun Jun 17, 07 11:48 am

AVG Free + Zonealarm = Great success!

by **Magus** » Sun Jun 17, 07 12:01 pm

~[A]Kaiden~ wrote:Ok, but I hope it doesn't corrupt my laptop again.. for your sake!

By the way. what do you all think of Norton anti... etc stuff?

-Downloading now.

Norton is gay.

by **Allan** » Sun Jun 17, 07 2:46 pm

~Åÿleth~ wrote:On another note, Halo2 Requires Vista :S fscking Microsh*t.

Give it time, someone will hax it to make it work on XP soom. I'm sure.

by **Mr. Tastix** » Mon Jun 18, 07 10:15 am

1. AVG/Zone Alarm own all of you.

2. Anyone who uses Norton deserves to have their computer fucked up.

3. Vista sucks grandma balls. I'd rather use fucking XP than Vista. Considering SOME XP software isn't compatible with Vista as you found out.

4. Vista sucks balls. Oh wait, already said that. WELL IT SUCKS BALLS 2X OVER BIATCHES!!!

by **James** » Mon Jun 18, 07 10:20 am

~Psychotic~ wrote:1. AVG/Zone Alarm own all of you.

2. Anyone who uses Norton deserves to have their computer fucked up.

3. Vista sucks grandma balls. I'd rather use fucking XP than Vista. Considering SOME XP software isn't compatible with Vista as you found out.

4. Vista sucks balls. Oh wait, already said that. WELL IT SUCKS BALLS 2X OVER BIATCHES!!!

I agree, AVG and Zone Alarm are pretty cool shareware. However I thought your comment about Norton is abit harsh, its easy to use if you're new to computers and it has saved me a few times... even if it was a bulky program.

Vista is too much for me, XP was just abit over the line but Vista IS miles off the yards... I don't see why they have to add new stuff to their OS and not FIX it from scratch and keep what it needs at MINIMAL size.

by **Kaiden** » Mon Jun 18, 07 12:37 pm

Yeah, Norton is still used hugely by basic computer users, as it often comes with the computer pre-installed. My one tried to me clever and stopped me trying to un-install it by claiming files were missing lol. I just downloaded their removal tool though.

AVG- Had it for a while, but the trial ran out. :roll:

by **James** » Mon Jun 18, 07 12:37 pm

AVG TRIAL!?

by **Mr. Tastix** » Mon Jun 18, 07 12:40 pm

Okay, admittedly Norton is good. It finds 98% of viruses. AVG finds about 90% (that's still fucking excellent, mind you).

However, Norton does everything you don't want a virus to do - slow the fuck out of your computer. And the Norton Firewall/Security Suite blocks pretty much everything (my mate used it and couldn't do jack shit).

I like McAfee personally, out of the ones you gotta pay for. I also think Windows Defender isn't too bad for a Microsoft product and it's free. But IMO, Windows Anti-Spyware was better and considering it's STILL in fucking beta version after how long?

by **Imperial** » Mon Jun 18, 07 1:27 pm

~[A]Kaiden~ wrote:Yeah, Norton is still used hugely by basic computer users, as it often comes with the computer pre-installed. My one tried to me clever and stopped me trying to un-install it by claiming files were missing lol. I just downloaded their removal tool though.

AVG- Had it for a while, but the trial ran out.

lol you must have had a trial of the professional one.. fuck that, get the free one

by **Aidan** » Tue Jun 19, 07 12:56 am

*COUGH*BIT TORRENT*COUGH*MCAFEE ULTIMATE 10 IN 1 2007 *COUGH*

by **Ayleth** » Tue Jun 19, 07 2:56 am

RE: Antivirus, CA antivirus has almost no CPU overhead, terrific watchdog system, i can help with 'registering' the whole suite f their tools, updated every day automatically, and runs well. you need to register at their site to get to the dls tho bu i know a direct link to the exe. just have to find it here.

by **Siva** » Tue Jun 19, 07 11:17 am

AdAware + Zonelabs and no-one touches your computer.

by **Kaiden** » Tue Jun 19, 07 4:25 pm

Most likely half of those don't work with Vista.

by **Alex** » Sat Jun 23, 07 12:15 pm

* Goes back to Vista topic *
If you want a perfect installation of Vista:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVbf9tOGwno

by **Allan** » Sat Jun 23, 07 2:25 pm

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y_Jp6PxsSQ

lol @ this - Speech recognition sucks.

by **Kaiden** » Sun Jun 24, 07 12:04 am

Lol, finally someone remembers what this topic is actually about!

Sorry I made random people insult you Proto.

by **Jon** » Sun Jun 24, 07 9:54 am

Tried to install it on my PC; ended up having to take it back because of incompatibility issues...

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=FVbf9tOGwno

Seems I'm not the only one!

by **Kaiden** » Sun Jun 24, 07 7:13 pm

Incompatible with your programms or the machine itself?

by **Jon** » Sun Jun 24, 07 9:51 pm

~[A]Kaiden~ wrote:Incompatible with your programms or the machine itself?

More or less everything; amount of RAM incidentally, GFX card spec, and more surprisingly, the fact that I have dual core >_>

by **Kaiden** » Sun Jun 24, 07 11:37 pm

Jon

O_o. Uh-oh, I just bought a graphics card, I hope it works on Vista or I WILL downgrade to XP!

by **{17}Ales** » Tue Jul 24, 07 12:09 pm

~[A]Kaiden~ wrote:Ok, I just spent the last 2 hours restoring my laptop's hard-drive to a previous time.

I bought the laptop yesterday (as it's 1:25). But I had no troubles with it for a few hours. All of my friends say Window's Vista is crap and I should just use XP, but I like Vista.. or did.

Anyway, I was installing an anti-virus programm, McAffee 2006. After 10 minutes I get the wonderful error;

**********

This Programm Is Not Compatible With Windows Vista.

**********

Woo? Fair enough.. But then!

**********

Error: #55932 Invalid file/missing file.

**********

Hmm.. Ok. Ah, screens died.. right.. "Windows is restarting" eh...ok.

*Restarts*

Screen's still blank after you login..

Then I spent 2 hours trying to restore it, because it wasn't recognizing either of the 2 CD's I had. It did eventually though, hence how I am on my laptop now.

Although there are probably topics like this, has anyone else had problems like this with Vista? Not being able to install basic programms because they are "INCOMPATIBLE" then getting corrupted files?

Discuss pleases!

Many times man the only programme that worked well on vista was my Maya 8.5.

by **Big Daddy** » Sat Aug 04, 07 6:12 pm

XII//:Protocol wrote:
~[A]Kaiden~ wrote:Most likely half of those don't work with Vista.

HAHAHA, you bought Vista.

I've had Vista for 3 months now and I've never experienced any problems of any nature. Everything runs smoothly and efficiently. In fact, it's most likely much more secure than XP. the only thing wrong with it: RAM usage, I just feel like it is being used in excess. Right now I have 2 GB RAM running at 667 MHz bus speed and the meter says that, on average, 33% of it is being used in current operations.

by **Siva** » Sat Aug 04, 07 7:48 pm

Big Daddy wrote:
XII//:Protocol wrote:
~[A]Kaiden~ wrote:Most likely half of those don't work with Vista.

HAHAHA, you bought Vista.
I've had Vista for 3 months now and I've never experienced any problems of any nature. Everything runs smoothly and efficiently. In fact, it's most likely much more secure than XP. the only thing wrong with it: RAM usage, I just feel like it is being used in excess. Right now I have 2 GB RAM running at 667 MHz bus speed and the meter says that, on average, 33% of it is being used in current operations.

HAHAHA, you also bought Vista.

Just because the shit hasn't leaked out of the bag yet, doesn't mean it wont.

V-V-V-Vista!

V-V-V-Vista!

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