I used to use Bitdefender. Since I have Windows Vista 64 bit, I had to change. At the beginning there was unfortunately only Avira AntiVir, which supported 64 bit and since then I have been very satisfied with the program. Best of all, it's free too
Posts by henryk
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But I don't actually do beta tests for the next version of Windows_xx, which has already been announced, and Vista is nothing else.
I wonder how you know if you don't have Vista: p
Did you have Windows 98? Shame on yourself, because that was definitely not better * fg *I think you should blaspheme about an operating system if you've been using it for a long time and just had problems. But then you should think more about the hardware. Most who complain are either using poorly assembled PCs or buying cheap components that don't work together properly. I know that from my friends and acquaintances.
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Hi, I back up my data several times a week Allway Sync. That has to be because all my work is on the computer. And I only make a hard drive backup when I have installed something new on the system and before I install anything. If everything goes well, I'll delete the old image after a few days.
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ahja, where am I complaining? who can read
is clearly at an advantage * g
Yes, that's right, I've read everything and I definitely didn't want to attack you. That's why I also used smiles
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it won't take that long then
vista will be replaced anyway.
It will take at least another two years.
And you will surely say the same for the next operating system. And the other users who have something against Vista, too: p
I guess everyone who complains all the time also complained to XP then and now they all have it. And that's how it will be with Vista and every other system. Anyone who has something against Microsoft or Windows should switch to a Linux system or stay there.
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And Henryk, how was the driver integration under 64 bit ?!
So I hardly had any problems. The only thing that caused problems was my three year old webcam and my even older printer. I had to buy the cam new because it is no longer supported by the manufacturer and if I really want to print something, I can do it quickly under XP because the printer is better than some cheap devices that are sold today. The manufacturer of my onboard sound card offers such a good service that drivers were already available in beta (with Dolby Surround support). Unfortunately, I can't say that about my Soundblaster and that's why I expanded it right away. Creative Labs is down with me first when it comes to service.
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I haven't been here for a long time. For almost a year
So, I've been there from the start and got the 64-bit Ultimate SB. I was already very satisfied with the RC2 and the final version is just great. My Vista boots up as fast as XP, or even a little faster. After just 52 to 58 seconds after turning on the computer, I can already surf the Internet. I installed quite a bit of software and drivers.
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It is advisable to "everyone" beforehand "complete" Backup "all" to make important dates, not "just" a system restore point. Since Vista will probably also change the NTFS format, a dual boot system could also break.
Okay, from where you wrote that, I think I HAVE to add something about my problem with the partition !!!
I wrote that one partition was damaged, probably by my partitioner. But if Vista actually changes the NTFS format, then it was up to Vista. And now it comes! When I deleted this unknown NTFS partition under Windows XP, something terrible happened! Win XP crashed and rebooted. When it started up again I had to find out that all other partitions were gone, except for this XP partition! Fortunately, I'm not a beginner and have backed up my data externally.
The only question now is whether Windows XP could not handle the Windows Vista partition and therefore crashed or for some other reason. My computer is otherwise very stable. In a year I might have just 2 such total crashes with Reboot.
So CAUTION is the order of the day for me when it comes to Windows XP's own partitioner.
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By now everyone who WANTed it has probably already downloaded the new Windows Vista Beta. I had no problems and had it on my computer within 2 hours and burned it to DVD.
And then the first problems came. After I started the installation and had to reboot the computer, nothing came up. The partition was damaged, as I found out under Win XP. But that was more due to the partition program I use (Disk Director Suite 9).
On the second attempt it worked. The installation takes about half an hour (for me at least).
Tips from me:
If you have a mainboard with an nForce chipset, you should leave the network driver as it was recognized, i.e. Microsoft driver. The Nvidia drivers are not working. With OnBoard Sound from Nvidia, you have to deactivate the game port in the BIOS. He's just not recognized and he's not there anyway.Anyone who has a sound blaster card, no matter which one, will be disappointed. The original drivers work, but the additional tools supplied, such as surround mixers, do not work. I've tried three cards. Soundblaster Live !, Sondblaster Audigy 4 and even with Sondblaster X-Fi. There is one more problem. Regardless of whether you set Stereo, Dolby Surround, 5.1, 6.1 or 7.1, output is always only via one socket. So you can only hear stereo, so to speak. Unfortunately, I cannot say what it looks like when it is digitally transmitted. Maybe someone of you has boxes with a digital input, then you can report about it.
It is no different with graphics cards. The drivers work well here, but the problem is that you cannot make the right settings, as in other Windows versions.
The connection to the Internet takes just as long as if I were to dial in with a modem. That's awful. But when you are dialed in, everything goes very quickly.
Programs and games that didn't work for me:
PowerArchiver 2006 (no replacement found so far)
Ultimate Zip 3
WS_FTP 2006
Tomb Raider: LegendSo overall, I'm not entirely satisfied with the Windows. With some new features and the look, yes, but I've had a program crash every day until now. Once a blue screen and a total crash. So if you want to test it, you should always make backups of your data!
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Hi, I had exactly the same problem and the seller said it was because of the antenna because it doesn't have an integrated amplifier. A good digital antenna with amplifier costs between 20 and 30 euros and then the problems should be resolved. I want to do that this week too. Let's see if it's true.
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Then someone has to help you who has had a problem like this at ATI. I only know my way around nVidia cards. I also know the problem you have just described. I had that on my friend's notebook. But I can't tell you exactly how I fixed it now. You will probably also have to install all the other drivers from the CD, including those for your mainboard chip. Probably only then does it recognize the graphics card. I also did something similar. If you'd just said right away that it was ATI, then I would have seen how it was again. But now I'm going to sleep first. Good night. But it really has nothing to do with the monitor. Because the driver does not recognize the card.
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So is everything going now? Can you change the resolution the way you wanted it or still not?
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Then go into Safe Mode and uninstall the old drivers from there. In your case, it'll only work from safe mode if you've already screwed it up. Hopefully you know how to do it, don't you? Before Windows starts, you have to hold down the F8 key until a menu swaps. When you have uninstalled the driver, you can restart in normal mode and from there correctly install the current driver.
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I would suggest you go to the website of your monitor manufacturer
So I don't know what the description of Johnny has to do with the monitor. Why do you just write nonsense here when my last post already had all the necessary information?
Do not write any more in here, otherwise he will no longer know what is right.
And if he has not answered my question by now, then it was the solution, otherwise he would get in touch again and tell us something. -
Caps lock: if the resolution would be too high, then he would not be able to work with the resolution at all.
The latest drivers are not always the best solution, because some of them are only beta versions or not all graphics cards support. That is exactly what will be the case with you. Go under http://www.guru3d.com and download a driver there, but only if it's nVidia or ATI. With nVidia you should make sure that in the description Official WHQL If it says, it's original drivers that work with all graphics cards.
If you are dealing with SIS or other notebook graphics cards, you should search on their website. Then just give us the exact name of the PC or notebook and I'll help you find it.
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Hi, this is an AGP slot. So you cannot use PCI cards.
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Hey, since when can you no longer edit your own comments?
If the link for the example blog doesn't work, here is the right link again: http://flashseite.blogspot.com/
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I also recommend blogging for beginners, as it is free and almost without advertising. Only to see a small banner that doesn't bother me. I've created an example so you can see what it can look like. just go under http://flashseite.blogspot.com/2005/11/mein-erstes-blog.html
If you really prefer to have your own website, there are many providers who also offer something for free and with advertising. Just search for "Free Homepage" on Google. Lycos offers such services. The advertising there is very annoying and big.
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Hi first. I haven't been here for a long time again
Put a picture in text, or on Google? How should it work?
You just want to put a picture on the Internet, but not apply for a homepage? Then the best you can do is blog below http://www.blogger.com
You cannot add any images to Google directly. If you have your own website, your images will eventually be found by Google and also be visible there. There is a form in a blog where you first search through your picture (s) on your hard drive and then send them to the server. It's easy.
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Hello first.
I wonder why you even use the dial-up software? You only need it under Windows 95 or 98, because there are no DSL drivers. Under Win XP there are but and you can set up everything under Settings -> Network connections. Hansenet certainly has no spyware in the payment program.