This is a Microsoft official Q.com question about Vista Build 5536!
Q: 5536 Is there an x64 64-bit version?
A: No
Q: 5536 Can I upgrade from a lower version?
A: Available from Windows XP SP2 Home or Professional or Beta 2 Upgrade to 5536. Cannot upgrade from Windows XP x64. However, you can use Windows Easy Transfer or the User State Migration Tool (USMT) to collect your settings and import them into your new system.
Q: What versions are available in 5536?
A: 5536 is available in Windows Vista Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, Ultimate.
Q: Does Windows Vista 5536 need to use a new serial number?
A: No, use the previous serial number.
Q: What changes have been made to 5472 to 5536?
A: Many problems have been fixed and there is a big performance boost.
General Q&A:
Q: Is there a new sound solution?
A: There is no new sound solution yet. It will only be available near the end of development.
Pre-installation
Q: What are the system requirements for Vista?
A: High-end processors are recommended. The mainstream processors on the market in 2005 will give users a good experience. More than 512MB of memory. It is best to use 1GB of memory.
DirectX 9 compatible graphics cards
It is recommended to use a graphics card compatible with WDDM (Windows Display Driver Model). Graphics cards that do not support WDDM can only provide a desktop image experience similar to Windows XP.
Q: How much hard disk space does it take to upgrade from XP to Vista?
A: Windows Vista x86 requires 8.5 GB of free space.
Q: After installing XP as Vista, can I roll back to XP?
A: No.
Q: Can I upgrade if I have anti-virus software installed?
A: Yes. We want to understand the compatibility in this case.
Q: Does SLI support?
A: There is currently no SLI driver compatible with Windows Vista, I hope there will be a release when the official version is released.
Installation and Activation //This article comes from the computer software and hardware application network www.45it.com reproduced please specify
Q: Why do I receive 0x80072F78 (or similar) error message when activated?
A: This has There are many reasons: 1. The system time and date are incorrect. 2. All USB drives should be disconnected during activation.
Q: Why do I receive an "An error occurred while configuring the windows foundation image" error during installation?
A: Installation Previously, you should disable or remove unnecessary hardware, such as USB and Firewire drives, and a second graphics card. Printer, etc.
Desktop and User Interface
Q: Where did “Run” go?
A: The run command still exists. You can set it to display it in the Start menu and Taskbar properties. You can also see it by pressing the Windows logo key + R directly. //This article comes from the computer software and hardware application network www.45it.com reproduced please specify
Q: What are the conditions for the glass effect?
A: The minimum requirement for the graphics card to support the glass effect is:
1. 64 MB Video memory
2. Support DirectX 9, support Pixel Shader 2
3. AGP 4x or above
Q: Does Vista support multiple monitors?
A: Yes. However, there are some restrictions on the settings of multiple display cards. The best option is to use a single card multiple output. Multiple display cards can cause loss of glass because you need to force XDDM (not supporting glass effects) on your graphics card. Vista will only support XDDM or WDDM drivers, not both. If your computer has two identical AGP or PCIe graphics cards, they can work together.
Hardware Compatibility and Drivers
Q: Why do I have to manually install my old AC97 sound card driver, his driver is included with Windows XP?
A: All old sound card drivers They can only be downloaded via Windows Update or installed manually. We removed all the old sound card drivers from Vista.
Q: The innovation driver was previously available on Windows Update. Why can't I find it now?
A: All the innovative drivers have been removed from Windows Update because these drivers are Windows XP WDM drivers. We laughed at the fact that these drivers are used in Vista. We want to provide high quality drivers on Windows Update.
Q: Does Vista support devices with MIDI and game interfaces?
A: We removed these old-fashioned device drivers. It is best to use a device with a USB interface.
Q: Why is my Creative SB Audigy performing poorly and finally stopped working?
A: It is generally a driver compatibility issue. When looking for drivers on Windows Update, you should look for innovative drivers that are compatible with Vista.
Network
Q: Where is Telnet?
A: Telnet is still included in Windows, but you need to add it yourself. Go to Control Panel > Programs > Advanced Options > Windows Features and select Clients and/or Servers.
Q: Why can't my network connection work after recovering from power saving mode?
A: This is a known issue, and the version will fix this issue later.
Security
Q: Can Windows Live OneCare work on this version?
A: No. Only the final version of Vista RTM is supported.
Q: What's wrong with the Administrator account?
A: There is still this account in Vista, but in general it is hidden. If you are a member of the Administrators group, you have all the privileges of the Administrator unless you want to run some hypervisors that must use the Administrator account. Right click on a file and you can select the "Run with administrator account" option.
Internet Explorer 7
Q: What is the low privilege mode (protected mode) of Internet Explorer?
A: Low privilege IE is a new feature that keeps users safe in Windows Vista. When users are at the restricted user level, they are much more secure than at the Administrator level because Windows can display malicious code to perform destructive operations. Low-privilege IE is enabled by default in the Internet and intranet zones. Users may experience some problems when accessing certain websites that run ActiveX controls.
Q: Why do some hyperlinks open in the wrong tab?
A: If you quickly switch between tabs when loading a link page, you may run into this problem. Later versions we will fix the problem.
Q: After installing Google Toolbar 4, you can't right click!
A: This is a known issue. We will fix it in the final version of RTM.
Q: Why are some websites that use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) not displaying properly?
A: IE7 supports CSS standards better than previous versions. Some non-standard CSS code that works fine in IE6 may have problems in the new version. Such a website does not need to rewrite all the code, they only need to make a small modification.
Q: My IE settings are gone after upgrading from XP?
A: This is a known issue. From XP SP2 IE6 to Vista IE7, you will have all your own IE settings in the time zone. RC1 will fix this issue.
Q: Why can't Java work?
A: Sun is developing Java 6, this version is planned to be compatible with IE7.
Q: Why do I open two tabs when I open Internet Explorer for the first time?
A: This is what we designed so that users can access and become familiar with tabbed browsing and have the opportunity to use Go to Windows Live.
Windows Mail
Q: Why does Windows Mail sometimes lose my view and toolbar settings?
A: This is a bug and will be fixed in a later version.
Q: How do I add my Hotmail account to Windows Mail?
A: Windows Mail does not support this. But Windows Live Mail Desktop will support it. I hope you can visit the blog of Windows Live Mail for more information. //This article from the computer software and hardware application network www.45it.com reproduced please specify
Media Center
Q: Why is the quality of the real-time TV image is poor?
A: This is a known problem. The version will be fixed later.
Q: Which Media Center extender does Vista support for this release?
A: Currently, only Xbox 360 is supported, but we plan to support more in the future.
Q: I am using an ATI graphics card and I have set up MCE. If I get a screen saver when I watch the DVD, then I have to exit the screen saver and an error has occurred.
A: We are studying this issue. ATI's release of the next version of the driver may resolve this issue.
Performance Information and Tools
Q: My Windows Experience Index Basics is so low?
A: This score is not the average score of each sub-item, but the lowest of the individual scores. .