Google News Alert for: windows vista
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‘Vista Capable’ Plaintiffs Lose Again
Redmondmag.com – CA,USA
Microsoft’s hardware partners had to meet the requirements of Microsoft’s Windows Device Driver Model (WDDM) to get Vista Capable certification. …
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Just In: Restore the ‘Run’ Command to Vista’s Start Menu
Washington Post – United States
Power users who migrate from Windows XP to Vista soon discover there’s something missing. (Performance! Device compatibility! Insert your own joke here! …
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Operating System Requirement: Windows Vista or XP with Service Pack 2
ComputerShopper.com – New York,NY,USA
Another cool new feature is the virtual Norton Backup Drive that appears in Windows Explorer for quick access to your backed-up files. …
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Web Platform Installer 2.0 Beta for Windows 7, Vista SP1, and XP SP3
Softpedia – Bucharest,Romania
Web Platform Installer 2.0 Beta is only supported on Windows Vista RTM and SP1, Windows XP SP2 and SP3, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008. …
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Steve Ballmer Maps Microsoft’s Cloud-y Future
New York Times – United States
I asked if Microsoft was risking taking on too much, as it did with Longhorn, the operating system rewrite that led to the ill-fated Windows Vista. …
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Buxton: Microsoft starting to get design
CNET News – San Francisco,CA,USA
Definitely NO, but it is with Windows XP, that’s called reducing TCO. Linux breaks your hardware way more than Windows. Windows Vista introduced …
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Download IE8 RTW Language Packs for Vista SP1
Softpedia – Bucharest,Romania
The individual language packs are available exclusively for Windows Vista RTM/SP1 and Windows Server 2008. This because users will need to deploy the …
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PC buyers fail to prove MS deceived in Vista ‘Capable’ suit
Register – London,England,UK
The emails "raise a serious question about whether customers were likely to be deceived by the WVC [Windows Vista Capable] campaign," repeated Pechman in …
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