Drivers for Vista
Gili | Aug 09, 2007 | Comments 4
If your PC or laptop runs Windows Vista, you might be aware to the fact that Vista doesn’t provide out-of-the-box support for several popular network controllers ,wireless adapters, printers etc’. Moreover, the quest for Vista compatible drivers often turns into a challenging task. That’s why i would like to point you out to the Vista drivers master list that was compiled by Edd Bott.
Although it’s still a work in process, this helpful list saves you time by pointing you to the main hardware manufacturers’ driver download pages from which you can easily retrieve your required driver.
Link: The Windows Vista Master Driver List
Enjoy!
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That is quite an useful resource for the vista users. Seeing that I am planning on migrating to Vista soon, this list would come in handy
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Do you personally use vista? i would like to know your experience with it.
Good to see you around. Yes, i use Vista since 4-5 months ago on a desktop with 1 GB RAM (dual boot with Server 2003).
Overall experience is positive. Vista is stable and easy to use and to tweak. As far as migrating to Vista from XP, i would suggest to wait they release their first service pack for Vista and then give it a shot. I would recommend to first try it in a dual boot mode, so if you don’t like it, you can always stick to your XP system.
Having said that, to date i didn’t interact with any company that deployed Vista in a worldwide scale. That’s another reason for waiting for Vista SP1.