Another example how screwed up Vista is

I have several large capacity internal hard drives and several
external ones. The other day I bought a new Seagate 1 TB Free Agent
Pro. BTW, nice sleek design and whisper quite.

Anyhow I have hard drives C, E, F, G and H all internal. My older
external drives were assigned letters X and Y. Logically I made the
new 1 TB drive Z. To do this you need to go to Computer Management,
Disk Management. Vista accepted the change and correctly reflected the
new drive letter as Z.

End of day, log off, shut down system.

Fast forward to today. I needed to access some files on my older
external Drive Y. I mount it and dumb as dirt Vista has changed it's
drive letter from X to I (the next free available drive letter)
without reason, warning or asking.

Now on the surface you would think this is only a minor annoyance and
easy easily changed back. What also happens it Vista, the pile of crap
it really is lost any pointer to the thousands of thumbnails of files
on this drive so instead of seeing thumbnails as it was set to show
and it always previously did show, Vista, totally on it's own changed
the setting in Windows Explorer back to "all items" from "pictures and
videos" thus causing the moronic Vista to now regenerate all those
thumbnails from scratch. Since many of the files are large videos and
each takes several seconds to open in order for Vista to generate the
thumbnails, this process will take several minutes, while I'm cooling
my heels and cursing the assholes of Redmond out for more negligence
and unforgivably sloppy programming.

The point, as always is to illustrate how ****ED-UP Vista really is
regardless what morons and jackasses like Frank and other Microsoft
boot lickers claim. This obviously has nothing to do with making a
clean install or installing in place and is just another of thousands
of bugs never addressed in Windows.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I have several large capacity internal hard drives and several
> external ones. The other day I bought a new Seagate 1 TB Free Agent
> Pro. BTW, nice sleek design and whisper quite.
>
> Anyhow I have hard drives C, E, F, G and H all internal. My older
> external drives were assigned letters X and Y. Logically I made the
> new 1 TB drive Z. To do this you need to go to Computer Management,
> Disk Management. Vista accepted the change and correctly reflected the
> new drive letter as Z.
>
> End of day, log off, shut down system.
>
> Fast forward to today. I needed to access some files on my older
> external Drive Y. I mount it and dumb as dirt Vista has changed it's
> drive letter from X to I (the next free available drive letter)
> without reason, warning or asking.

Funny, when I add drives, the show up with the drive letters I assigned.
You are too stupid to work with Vista. You should really get rid of Vista
and consider working with a simple junky operating system. Ubuntu comes to
mind.


>
> Now on the surface you would think this is only a minor annoyance and
> easy easily changed back. What also happens it Vista, the pile of crap
> it really is lost any pointer to the thousands of thumbnails of files
> on this drive so instead of seeing thumbnails as it was set to show
> and it always previously did show, Vista, totally on it's own changed
> the setting in Windows Explorer back to "all items" from "pictures and
> videos" thus causing the moronic Vista to now regenerate all those
> thumbnails from scratch. Since many of the files are large videos and
> each takes several seconds to open in order for Vista to generate the
> thumbnails, this process will take several minutes, while I'm cooling
> my heels and cursing the assholes of Redmond out for more negligence
> and unforgivably sloppy programming.

You seem to be having lots of problems with your system. If you had
installed from scratch you wouldn't have all these problems. If you had the
proper hardware you wouldn't have all the problems. You ignored the
suggestions of Microsoft and decided to add Vista to your old PC. Bad idea.
But for you, it was all you could do.


>
> The point, as always is to illustrate how ****ED-UP Vista really is
> regardless what morons and jackasses like Frank and other Microsoft
> boot lickers claim. This obviously has nothing to do with making a
> clean install or installing in place and is just another of thousands
> of bugs never addressed in Windows.
>

It is obvious that you really don't know what you are doing. Why not take a
beginning class in Vista or go to the bookstore and order a book on Vista.
They usually have good ideas on how to configure software that is way over
your head.

YOu could ask here and maybe someone would try and help a poor **** head
like you.

On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 11:34:12 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
<> wrote:

>
>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>>I have several large capacity internal hard drives and several
>> external ones. The other day I bought a new Seagate 1 TB Free Agent
>> Pro. BTW, nice sleek design and whisper quite.
>>
>> Anyhow I have hard drives C, E, F, G and H all internal. My older
>> external drives were assigned letters X and Y. Logically I made the
>> new 1 TB drive Z. To do this you need to go to Computer Management,
>> Disk Management. Vista accepted the change and correctly reflected the
>> new drive letter as Z.
>>
>> End of day, log off, shut down system.
>>
>> Fast forward to today. I needed to access some files on my older
>> external Drive Y. I mount it and dumb as dirt Vista has changed it's
>> drive letter from X to I (the next free available drive letter)
>> without reason, warning or asking.
>
>Funny, when I add drives, the show up with the drive letters I assigned.
>You are too stupid to work with Vista. You should really get rid of Vista
>and consider working with a simple junky operating system. Ubuntu comes to
>mind.

There's nothing funny about a jackass like you that follows me around
like a puppy dog and lifts his leg trying to **** on me only to get a
rolled up newspaper across his snout every time.

>It is obvious that you really don't know what you are doing. Why not take a
>beginning class in Vista or go to the bookstore and order a book on Vista.
>They usually have good ideas on how to configure software that is way over
>your head.


>YOu could ask here and maybe someone would try and help a poor **** head
>like you.

Ok asshole, I'm calling your bluff. I'm asking YOU. Tell me what I'm
doing wrong. Be specific not you're usual bluster and bullshit. I'll
be waiting. If you don't reply with anything factual, we all know
you're FULL OF ****. So put up or shut up Yanaire.

On Thu, 04 Sep 2008 13:42:02 -0500, Ringmaster
<> wrote:


>>Funny, when I add drives, the show up with the drive letters I assigned.
>>You are too stupid to work with Vista. You should really get rid of Vista
>>and consider working with a simple junky operating system. Ubuntu comes to
>>mind.
>
>There's nothing funny about a jackass like you that follows me around
>like a puppy dog and lifts his leg trying to **** on me only to get a
>rolled up newspaper across his snout every time.
>
>>It is obvious that you really don't know what you are doing. Why not take a
>>beginning class in Vista or go to the bookstore and order a book on Vista.
>>They usually have good ideas on how to configure software that is way over
>>your head.
>
>
>>YOu could ask here and maybe someone would try and help a poor **** head
>>like you.
>
>Ok asshole, I'm calling your bluff. I'm asking YOU. Tell me what I'm
>doing wrong. Be specific not you're usual bluster and bullshit. I'll
>be waiting. If you don't reply with anything factual, we all know
>you're FULL OF ****. So put up or shut up Yanaire.

Hey, its been twenty minutes and Yanaire is nowhere to be seen. Fancy
that! As usual this asshole got caught with his pants down around his
ankles and crawled away on his belly after getting called out.

Hear the entire newsgroup laughing at you fool? Well we are!

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Thu, 04 Sep 2008 13:42:02 -0500, Ringmaster
> <> wrote:
>
>
>>>Funny, when I add drives, the show up with the drive letters I assigned.
>>>You are too stupid to work with Vista. You should really get rid of
>>>Vista
>>>and consider working with a simple junky operating system. Ubuntu comes
>>>to
>>>mind.
>>
>>There's nothing funny about a jackass like you that follows me around
>>like a puppy dog and lifts his leg trying to **** on me only to get a
>>rolled up newspaper across his snout every time.
>>
>>>It is obvious that you really don't know what you are doing. Why not
>>>take a
>>>beginning class in Vista or go to the bookstore and order a book on
>>>Vista.
>>>They usually have good ideas on how to configure software that is way
>>>over
>>>your head.
>>
>>
>>>YOu could ask here and maybe someone would try and help a poor **** head
>>>like you.
>>
>>Ok asshole, I'm calling your bluff. I'm asking YOU. Tell me what I'm
>>doing wrong. Be specific not you're usual bluster and bullshit. I'll
>>be waiting. If you don't reply with anything factual, we all know
>>you're FULL OF ****. So put up or shut up Yanaire.
>
> Hey, its been twenty minutes and Yanaire is nowhere to be seen. Fancy
> that! As usual this asshole got caught with his pants down around his
> ankles and crawled away on his belly after getting called out.

So you egotistical ****wit. I am not allowed to go to a meeting, take a
****, eat lunch, or anything else other than respond to your bullshit when
you post? Don't think so.

>
> Hear the entire newsgroup laughing at you fool? Well we are!

Speak for yourself. I am not the one who insults everyone here. Take a
look at your posting history. Enuf said.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 11:34:12 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
> <> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>news:. ..
>>>I have several large capacity internal hard drives and several
>>> external ones. The other day I bought a new Seagate 1 TB Free Agent
>>> Pro. BTW, nice sleek design and whisper quite.
>>>
>>> Anyhow I have hard drives C, E, F, G and H all internal. My older
>>> external drives were assigned letters X and Y. Logically I made the
>>> new 1 TB drive Z. To do this you need to go to Computer Management,
>>> Disk Management. Vista accepted the change and correctly reflected the
>>> new drive letter as Z.
>>>
>>> End of day, log off, shut down system.
>>>
>>> Fast forward to today. I needed to access some files on my older
>>> external Drive Y. I mount it and dumb as dirt Vista has changed it's
>>> drive letter from X to I (the next free available drive letter)
>>> without reason, warning or asking.
>>
>>Funny, when I add drives, the show up with the drive letters I assigned.
>>You are too stupid to work with Vista. You should really get rid of Vista
>>and consider working with a simple junky operating system. Ubuntu comes
>>to
>>mind.
>
> There's nothing funny about a jackass like you that follows me around
> like a puppy dog and lifts his leg trying to **** on me only to get a
> rolled up newspaper across his snout every time.
>
>>It is obvious that you really don't know what you are doing. Why not take
>>a
>>beginning class in Vista or go to the bookstore and order a book on Vista.
>>They usually have good ideas on how to configure software that is way over
>>your head.
>
>
>>YOu could ask here and maybe someone would try and help a poor **** head
>>like you.
>
> Ok asshole, I'm calling your bluff. I'm asking YOU. Tell me what I'm
> doing wrong. Be specific not you're usual bluster and bullshit. I'll
> be waiting. If you don't reply with anything factual, we all know
> you're FULL OF ****. So put up or shut up Yanaire.

OK you idiot. Tell me about your configutation with your system. Tell me
how you installed. When you installed. What you loaded in what order.
From what I gather from your posts you did everything I mentioned and
possibly more. Ball is in your court, asshole.

On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 12:24:07 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
<> wrote:

>
>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 11:34:12 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>> <> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>>news: ...
>>>>I have several large capacity internal hard drives and several
>>>> external ones. The other day I bought a new Seagate 1 TB Free Agent
>>>> Pro. BTW, nice sleek design and whisper quite.
>>>>
>>>> Anyhow I have hard drives C, E, F, G and H all internal. My older
>>>> external drives were assigned letters X and Y. Logically I made the
>>>> new 1 TB drive Z. To do this you need to go to Computer Management,
>>>> Disk Management. Vista accepted the change and correctly reflected the
>>>> new drive letter as Z.
>>>>
>>>> End of day, log off, shut down system.
>>>>
>>>> Fast forward to today. I needed to access some files on my older
>>>> external Drive Y. I mount it and dumb as dirt Vista has changed it's
>>>> drive letter from X to I (the next free available drive letter)
>>>> without reason, warning or asking.
>>>
>>>Funny, when I add drives, the show up with the drive letters I assigned.
>>>You are too stupid to work with Vista. You should really get rid of Vista
>>>and consider working with a simple junky operating system. Ubuntu comes
>>>to
>>>mind.
>>
>> There's nothing funny about a jackass like you that follows me around
>> like a puppy dog and lifts his leg trying to **** on me only to get a
>> rolled up newspaper across his snout every time.
>>
>>>It is obvious that you really don't know what you are doing. Why not take
>>>a
>>>beginning class in Vista or go to the bookstore and order a book on Vista.
>>>They usually have good ideas on how to configure software that is way over
>>>your head.
>>
>>
>>>YOu could ask here and maybe someone would try and help a poor **** head
>>>like you.
>>
>> Ok asshole, I'm calling your bluff. I'm asking YOU. Tell me what I'm
>> doing wrong. Be specific not you're usual bluster and bullshit. I'll
>> be waiting. If you don't reply with anything factual, we all know
>> you're FULL OF ****. So put up or shut up Yanaire.
>
>OK you idiot. Tell me about your configutation with your system. Tell me
>how you installed. When you installed. What you loaded in what order.
>From what I gather from your posts you did everything I mentioned and
>possibly more. Ball is in your court, asshole.

You just have to prove you're the idiot I say you are don't you. Well,
OK, I'll play along.

The configuration of my system is irrelevant to the topic at hand.
Installing wasn't what I asked you. When it (the drive) was installed
is also irrelevant, besides I did tell you.

Since Yanaire is apparently too stupid to know, I'll tell him why he
looks stupid. When you add a new external drive Vista detects new
hardware and if it has a driver for it, it automatically all by itself
installs it. No big deal, and not what I asked. Naturally this blows
Yanaire's typical reply out of the water... you're too stupid to
configure Vista and confirms he's a fool only attempting to discredit
anyone reporting problems, just like the moron Frank always does.

Just as I thought, all Yanaire can come up with is bullshit trying to
bluff his way out of the corner he painted himself into. If everyone
wasn't laughing at you before, they sure are now.

The problem Yanaire is trying to bluff his way out of it two fold. I
stated the problem clearly.

1. Why did Vista reset the drive letter of an external drive when it
had already accepted and been using the assigned drive letter
I gave it? It was set to and using "Y", but reset itself to "I",
the next free drive letter after the first reboot.

2. Why did Vista loose any linkage it had to thumbnails on this drive
forcing it to rebuild the thumbnails? Obviously the thumbnails
aleady exist, I've been using this drive (the old one) for almost
two years. Just another example of how stupid Vista engineering
really is.

Note Yanaire NEVER addresses the issues raised. These trolls never do.
All these morons ever do is lie and attempt to make the person posing
the question look stupid because they can't accept how buggy Vista
actually is.

Now of course I knew one of the three slimeballs, Frank, Yanaire or
Spanky would jump at the bait. Yanaire was simply first. As usual he
starts out using the threadbare 'you don't know what you're doing
line'. When challenged, this goof-off attempts to bluff his way out of
the box he put himself in.

You see Yanaire, this isn't a configuration issue. Vista either
accepts and remembers the drive letter assignment you gave it or it
doesn't. Only a FOOL would attempt to blame the user rather that
understanding this is a clear bug in Vista since it "forgot" the drive
letter assignment as soon as the drive was unmounted. Anticipating
your next feeble excuse, yes Vista can and usually does remember drive
letters assigned to external drivers EVER when they are unmounted. I
ought to know, I have many externals and have used them for years.

This purpose of this exercise was to confirm you are the liar, fool
and moron I say you are. Thanks for confirming that so quickly.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 12:24:07 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
> <> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>news:. ..
>>> On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 11:34:12 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>>> <> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>>>news: m...
>>>>>I have several large capacity internal hard drives and several
>>>>> external ones. The other day I bought a new Seagate 1 TB Free Agent
>>>>> Pro. BTW, nice sleek design and whisper quite.
>>>>>
>>>>> Anyhow I have hard drives C, E, F, G and H all internal. My older
>>>>> external drives were assigned letters X and Y. Logically I made the
>>>>> new 1 TB drive Z. To do this you need to go to Computer Management,
>>>>> Disk Management. Vista accepted the change and correctly reflected the
>>>>> new drive letter as Z.
>>>>>
>>>>> End of day, log off, shut down system.
>>>>>
>>>>> Fast forward to today. I needed to access some files on my older
>>>>> external Drive Y. I mount it and dumb as dirt Vista has changed it's
>>>>> drive letter from X to I (the next free available drive letter)
>>>>> without reason, warning or asking.
>>>>
>>>>Funny, when I add drives, the show up with the drive letters I assigned.
>>>>You are too stupid to work with Vista. You should really get rid of
>>>>Vista
>>>>and consider working with a simple junky operating system. Ubuntu comes
>>>>to
>>>>mind.
>>>
>>> There's nothing funny about a jackass like you that follows me around
>>> like a puppy dog and lifts his leg trying to **** on me only to get a
>>> rolled up newspaper across his snout every time.
>>>
>>>>It is obvious that you really don't know what you are doing. Why not
>>>>take
>>>>a
>>>>beginning class in Vista or go to the bookstore and order a book on
>>>>Vista.
>>>>They usually have good ideas on how to configure software that is way
>>>>over
>>>>your head.
>>>
>>>
>>>>YOu could ask here and maybe someone would try and help a poor **** head
>>>>like you.
>>>
>>> Ok asshole, I'm calling your bluff. I'm asking YOU. Tell me what I'm
>>> doing wrong. Be specific not you're usual bluster and bullshit. I'll
>>> be waiting. If you don't reply with anything factual, we all know
>>> you're FULL OF ****. So put up or shut up Yanaire.
>>
>>OK you idiot. Tell me about your configutation with your system. Tell me
>>how you installed. When you installed. What you loaded in what order.
>>From what I gather from your posts you did everything I mentioned and
>>possibly more. Ball is in your court, asshole.
>
> You just have to prove you're the idiot I say you are don't you. Well,
> OK, I'll play along.
>
> The configuration of my system is irrelevant to the topic at hand.
> Installing wasn't what I asked you. When it (the drive) was installed
> is also irrelevant, besides I did tell you.
>

The configuration isn't irrelevant. You just are brain dead. There are
lots of things that can cause problems with setting drive letters.

You are just too dense to realize that.


> Since Yanaire is apparently too stupid to know, I'll tell him why he
> looks stupid. When you add a new external drive Vista detects new
> hardware and if it has a driver for it, it automatically all by itself
> installs it. No big deal, and not what I asked. Naturally this blows
> Yanaire's typical reply out of the water... you're too stupid to
> configure Vista and confirms he's a fool only attempting to discredit
> anyone reporting problems, just like the moron Frank always does.
>

Again you are just banging your chest trying to look smart when in reality
your are a bumbling fool.


>
> 1. Why did Vista reset the drive letter of an external drive when it
> had already accepted and been using the assigned drive letter
> I gave it? It was set to and using "Y", but reset itself to "I",
> the next free drive letter after the first reboot.
>

You won't reveal your system so you are ****ed. OK smart ass - fix it
yourself. It works for me and thousands of others. Oops, maybe you ****ed
up something or your configuration is ****ed up. Your hardware could be
****ed up and your drives (older) could also cause problems. Since you are
too dense to try and fix it. **** YOU.


> 2. Why did Vista loose any linkage it had to thumbnails on this drive
> forcing it to rebuild the thumbnails? Obviously the thumbnails
> aleady exist, I've been using this drive (the old one) for almost
> two years. Just another example of how stupid Vista engineering
> really is.
>

Your system is ****ed up. If you followed proper instructions your system
would work. You are trying to prove vista is messed up when in reality you
****ed up your system. PERIOD>


Now you can go **** yourself. Fix it you retard and stop the bitching. Oh
you can't? Typical

On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 13:29:04 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
<> wrote:

>
>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 12:24:07 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>> <> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>>news: ...
>>>> On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 11:34:12 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>>>> <> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>>>>news: om...
>>>>>>I have several large capacity internal hard drives and several
>>>>>> external ones. The other day I bought a new Seagate 1 TB Free Agent
>>>>>> Pro. BTW, nice sleek design and whisper quite.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Anyhow I have hard drives C, E, F, G and H all internal. My older
>>>>>> external drives were assigned letters X and Y. Logically I made the
>>>>>> new 1 TB drive Z. To do this you need to go to Computer Management,
>>>>>> Disk Management. Vista accepted the change and correctly reflected the
>>>>>> new drive letter as Z.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> End of day, log off, shut down system.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Fast forward to today. I needed to access some files on my older
>>>>>> external Drive Y. I mount it and dumb as dirt Vista has changed it's
>>>>>> drive letter from X to I (the next free available drive letter)
>>>>>> without reason, warning or asking.
>>>>>
>>>>>Funny, when I add drives, the show up with the drive letters I assigned.
>>>>>You are too stupid to work with Vista. You should really get rid of
>>>>>Vista
>>>>>and consider working with a simple junky operating system. Ubuntu comes
>>>>>to
>>>>>mind.
>>>>
>>>> There's nothing funny about a jackass like you that follows me around
>>>> like a puppy dog and lifts his leg trying to **** on me only to get a
>>>> rolled up newspaper across his snout every time.
>>>>
>>>>>It is obvious that you really don't know what you are doing. Why not
>>>>>take
>>>>>a
>>>>>beginning class in Vista or go to the bookstore and order a book on
>>>>>Vista.
>>>>>They usually have good ideas on how to configure software that is way
>>>>>over
>>>>>your head.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>YOu could ask here and maybe someone would try and help a poor **** head
>>>>>like you.
>>>>
>>>> Ok asshole, I'm calling your bluff. I'm asking YOU. Tell me what I'm
>>>> doing wrong. Be specific not you're usual bluster and bullshit. I'll
>>>> be waiting. If you don't reply with anything factual, we all know
>>>> you're FULL OF ****. So put up or shut up Yanaire.
>>>
>>>OK you idiot. Tell me about your configutation with your system. Tell me
>>>how you installed. When you installed. What you loaded in what order.
>>>From what I gather from your posts you did everything I mentioned and
>>>possibly more. Ball is in your court, asshole.
>>
>> You just have to prove you're the idiot I say you are don't you. Well,
>> OK, I'll play along.
>>
>> The configuration of my system is irrelevant to the topic at hand.
>> Installing wasn't what I asked you. When it (the drive) was installed
>> is also irrelevant, besides I did tell you.
>>
>
>The configuration isn't irrelevant. You just are brain dead. There are
>lots of things that can cause problems with setting drive letters.
>
>You are just too dense to realize that.

What part of "Vista sets and remembers the drive letter" are you too
stupid to understand? All the end user can do is tell Vista to use
such and such letter. When Vista ****s it up, that's VISTA's fault,
not the end user's fault. You keep trying to wiggle out of what you
said and change topics. I didn't say I had any problem setting the
drive letter, the issue is Vista remembering it. Hint: An internal
error in Vista commonly called a bug. Does this happen to everyone or
all the time? No! I didn't say it did. However it DOES happen and that
is what bugs the crap out of Microsoft worshipers that can't stand to
have Vista flaws pointed out.

>> Since Yanaire is apparently too stupid to know, I'll tell him why he
>> looks stupid. When you add a new external drive Vista detects new
>> hardware and if it has a driver for it, it automatically all by itself
>> installs it. No big deal, and not what I asked. Naturally this blows
>> Yanaire's typical reply out of the water... you're too stupid to
>> configure Vista and confirms he's a fool only attempting to discredit
>> anyone reporting problems, just like the moron Frank always does.
>>
>
>Again you are just banging your chest trying to look smart when in reality
>your are a bumbling fool.

Looking smart compared to you is a piece of cake. When will you get
around to actually addressing the issues I raised?
>
>
> >
>> 1. Why did Vista reset the drive letter of an external drive when it
>> had already accepted and been using the assigned drive letter
>> I gave it? It was set to and using "Y", but reset itself to "I",
>> the next free drive letter after the first reboot.
>>
>
>You won't reveal your system so you are ****ed. OK smart ass - fix it
>yourself.

Oh lookie how fast Yanaire is backpedaling. You still haven't
addressed the issue. As always you waffle, then lie, now cornered you
change topics. What do you want to know about my system? It's
meaningless distraction. The issue is how come Vista forgets drive
letter assignments, and then because of it screwed up linkage to
previously created thumbnails causing it to regenerate them all. If
the questions are too hard for you, just say so. ;-)

>It works for me and thousands of others. Oops, maybe you ****ed
>up something or your configuration is ****ed up.

Standard Yanaire bullshit.

>Your hardware could be ****ed up and your drives (older) could also cause problems. Since you are
>too dense to try and fix it. **** YOU.

Boy is Yanaire sweating bullets now. <giggle> Care to explain how
drives I've had for years all of a sudden are "****ed up"? You keep
avoiding the issue. I guess you require hand holding to have a chance
to understand what I'm telling you in plain English.

1. I bought a new external Seagate Free Agent Pro 1 TB drive.

2. Vista saw it, installed the driver. It works fine.

3. I changed the drive letter to Z. Vista accepted it.

4. I moved over a 100 GB's worth of files back and forth
between the new and older external drives. Windows Explorer
correctly showed my 3 external drives as X,Y and Z.

5. I shutdown.

6. Today, I boot up, hours later mount my old drive Y.
Vista doesn't see it as Y, calls it I.

7. Result of Vista ****ing up, results in lost thumbnails
on Y causing it to waste time regenerating same.

Again, I don't have any problems, I easily changed the drive letter
back to Y. The point that always zooms over your empty head is WHY
Vista ****s things up. This is the place to report such issues. I know
morons like you, Frank and other Microsoft worshipers hate it.

If you can't follow along, have some adult explain it to you.
>
>
>> 2. Why did Vista loose any linkage it had to thumbnails on this drive
>> forcing it to rebuild the thumbnails? Obviously the thumbnails
>> aleady exist, I've been using this drive (the old one) for almost
>> two years. Just another example of how stupid Vista engineering
>> really is.
>>
>
>Your system is ****ed up.

Same Yanaire bullshit he repeated hundreds of times.

>If you followed proper instructions your system
>would work.

More Yanaire bullshit. Proper instructions? Because you really are a
stupid SOB I guess I need to remind you that during install regardless
if doing a clean install or some install in place Vista polls the user
with some simple configurations questions, then it does it's thing
without user intervention. So all your lame attempt to shift blame to
the end user doing something wrong is so bogus it's laughable to
anyone with intelligence.

>You are trying to prove vista is messed up when in reality you
>****ed up your system. PERIOD>

More Yanaire bullshit. Start out calling the other guy a dummy. I
kicked your ass, drown you in facts proving Vista is flawed, you as
always whine and try to change topics.
>
>
>Now you can go **** yourself. Fix it you retard and stop the bitching. Oh
>you can't? Typical

Again more Yanaire lies. Typical Yanaire bullshit.

Hear everyone laughing at you fool?

There is nothing to "fix", that is nothing any user can fix. I'm
simply reporting how ****ed Vista is at the core level to keep causing
issues like this to crop up. You're in denial if you think such things
don't happen (your default response) and why you're just a ****wit
like Frank that "thinks" the same way.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 13:29:04 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
> <> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>news:. ..
>>> On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 12:24:07 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>>> <> wrote:
>>>
> There is nothing to "fix", that is nothing any user can fix. I'm
> simply reporting how ****ed Vista is at the core level to keep causing
> issues like this to crop up. You're in denial if you think such things
> don't happen (your default response) and why you're just a ****wit
> like Frank that "thinks" the same way.
>

So if it works for me and for others, I wonder why it isn't working for YOU?
Maybe, just maybe, something is wrong with YOUR Vista. Could be a virus,
could be a driver issue, could be something with your drives............

You always blame MS when there could be another problem but you don't want
to admit that MAYBE it is YOUR mistake? Live with it ****tard.