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tonyhughes

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#11905 17-Feb-2007 22:23
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i just loaded Vista onto my Gigabyte HA91, and it instantly failed to recognise my tv tuner and sound card.

Before I spend too much time on this, has anyone tried and failed to run Vista happily on this device?







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  #61106 17-Feb-2007 22:36
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Have you checked Windows Update for drivers? Or the manufacturers site?



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  #61128 18-Feb-2007 11:30
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Wasnt doing much of anything first time around. Tried again, and hey presto... picked up some drivers.
Unfortunately the HA91 cant run aero, and I doubt there is any space in there for a new gfx card to replace the onboard unit, so some of the nice UI is not available, and in fact, the plain UI doesnt look as nice as MCE2005 IMO.

I found that the decoding was very choppy sometimes, and required pausing/catching up before it would be smooth again - which would be disastrous for a recording.

I have reinstalled MCE2005 on this machine for now...







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  #61136 18-Feb-2007 12:42
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What graphics card do you have? There is a registry 'hack' to enable Aero which should make your system run faster

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