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Aero disabled despite full compatibility
D. Ebdrup DEbd...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista performance_maintenance Okay, so last week or so I was cleaning up my msconfig This didn't worry me a bit since I just thought that I might have disabled some of the needed files for my nVidia graphics card - so I went to their website

El Reg Reviews Vista
Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin] andre...@hotmail.com microsoft public windows vista general Quote from Carey Frisch (MVP) Your video card and Windows Vista are "Synapse Syndrome" wrote: Because the graphics card has run out of memory. It's not a bug. It's a performance bug. In fact my graphics card has 256MB of

Screen goes blank with Vista + ATI Radeon
Since I've been positive the entire time this has something to do with my graphics card, as a last ditch effort, I disabled the Vista Aero interface, and PRESTO! It all works now. I knew I'd figure it out before Bernina support would. LOL Now perhaps they can find a solution so I can enable the software and Aero,

Vista Display AFTER update - HELP
I get a tangible performance gain here with some or all of those changes, but that may in part be due to the fact that Vista here is currently in a virtual machine, and hence not utilizing the full capabilities of my graphics card. The effect may well not be as marked once I am. I somehow suspect that this topic

installing programs and copying files is really slow
BillD Bi...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general "Synapse Syndrome" wrote: Because the graphics card has run out of memory. It's not a bug. It's a performance bug. In fact my graphics card has 256MB of memory and it's able to open a lot of Windows.

Continued XP and Vista hang on install - MB issue?
"GavinC" wrote: I've tried two different graphics card, bot of which to be Vista Compatible. One was a ATI Radeon X1950XTX AGP Card, then second is a Radeon X2600 HD Not Available This means Aero is disabled, but more importantly I can't run any games, as an error something like No 3D Device Available appears.

Vista installation hanging (Solved?)
Could it be possible that the Radeon X800 is not compatible with Vista ? "Klak" wrote: Hi all- I installed Vista Business today and most everything is working fine, but I'm lacking the Aero color scheme. My computer rated a 4.1 with a 5.9 rating on my graphics card (ATI Radeon x800 GT).

aero is disabled if you open 25 instances of Windows Photo Ga
RSmith RSm...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista hardware_devices I am seeing the same problem. So my question is, can I fix this problem without sending my computer off??? Right now I have disabled my graphics card, and my system isn’t slowed down too much, however I am afraid that the

aero is disabled if you open 25 instances of Windows Photo Ga
The NVidia graphics card is the only one listed under `Display Adapters` in Device Manager because I have disabled the onboard graphics controller at the BIOS level in my Intel 810 chipset-based motherboard.(I set the `Init Display First` setting in `Integrated Peripherals` section of the BIOS setup to `PCI slot`

Upgraded Graphics Card but 3D score down
Amy A...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista hardware_devices Same problem here but I get a white square in random places when the rest So my question is, can I fix this problem without sending my computer off??? Right now I have disabled my graphics card, and my system isn’t slowed down too

(QSS) Re: WooHOO I FIXED it! (Software/Vista)
The JMicron controller has always been disabled (I have no intention of using it). And I should have mentioned this is on an AMD platform and I have the latest drivers for the 570 chipset and graphics card from Nvidia. One interesting thing, Vlite which I was going to use to build a new Vista install with up to

(QSS) Re: WooHOO I FIXED it! (Software/Vista)
D. Ebdrup DEbd...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista performance_maintenance Nope, using system restore did (as I expected) not work (and I This didn't worry me a bit since I just thought that I might have disabled some of the needed files for my nVidia graphics card - so I went to their

Continued XP and Vista hang on install - MB issue?
"my computer is intolerably noisy all of a sudden. The fan on my graphics card (nVidia GeForce 7900) now runs continuously" "My wonderful audio system isn't Linux and XP didn't have it" 'Now for another little irritant: immortal craplets. There are two. One is the Vista Security Centre. I have disabled it .

aero is disabled if you open 25 instances of Windows Photo Ga
It started with a install of ATI drivers 7.12 which disabled Aero on my XT800 GTO agp. When I ran the performance app, both my graphics ratings were 1.0, where with 7.8 By the way, if you own a ATI AGP based card, don't bother with any drivers newer then 7.8 including the ones you can get from Vista Update.

DVI not working - after driver update
I have installed Windows Vista (Home Premium) over a month ago and still can't set the monitor resolution to its native 1280x768 (75Hz). I have tried the following: 1. Installed the very latest display drivers from NVidia, even the beta ones. My graphics adapter is an Nvidia 8800GTS. I tried these versions: 100.65,

Speeding up Vista
Windows Update They became suspects because they are services which, if disabled via Process Explorer, will cause no problems with normal computer activity. Frankly, I think that the CPU and my graphics card are the major culprits. However, when the heat problem occurs, I'm not doing anything graphics card

What do you think is causing this heat?
D. Ebdrup DEbd...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general Okay, so last week or so I was cleaning up my msconfig startup options, This didn't worry me a bit since I just thought that I might have disabled some of the needed files for my nVidia graphics card - so I went to their website

Control panel, aero, games and alt+tab stopped working.
D. Ebdrup DEbd...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general No, I don't have an oen preinstalled machine. This didn't worry me a bit since I just thought that I might have disabled some of the needed files for my nVidia graphics card - so I went to their website and downloaded the latest

SCSI cards, graphics cards, and resume from S3/STR under Windows 2000
I've tried an alternative graphics card with the same results. I've also disabled any unnecessary things in the bios (USB, firewire, floppy, lan) and no difference. I'm at a bit of a loss and since it's an OEM copy of Vista this seems my only support channel. Any other suggestions before I send the Vista back and

graphics
Thanks for the pic. Thanks George In either case it's OK with me. It's been running without a glitch, although it's definitely limited in some minor areas. Some things are disabled, such as the ability to download newsgroups and load XP compatible freeware and other apps. My graphics card won't support all of the