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N. van Wieren (Beta Tester)
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      07-03-2006
Recently I received my Windows Vista Beta 2 (5384) DVD from Microsoft.
I tried both methods for installing (DVD-boot and from Windows XP).
DVD-boot method gives me an ACPI Compatibility error. I have an ASUS M6N
laptop and there seems to be (from what I have read on the net) a known error
with Windows Vista and this particular laptop.

I'm wondering if this issue is known at Microsoft and what the reason is why
Windows XP works perfectly on this laptop and why Windows Vista doesn't.

With kind regards.

Nick van Wieren
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Kerry Brown
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      07-03-2006
N. van Wieren (Beta Tester) wrote:
> Recently I received my Windows Vista Beta 2 (5384) DVD from Microsoft.
> I tried both methods for installing (DVD-boot and from Windows XP).
> DVD-boot method gives me an ACPI Compatibility error. I have an ASUS
> M6N laptop and there seems to be (from what I have read on the net) a
> known error with Windows Vista and this particular laptop.
>
> I'm wondering if this issue is known at Microsoft and what the reason
> is why Windows XP works perfectly on this laptop and why Windows
> Vista doesn't.
>


Because Windows Vista drivers work differently than XP drivers. ASUS needs
to write new drivers or possibly a BIOS update for Windows Vista.

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      07-06-2006


"N. van Wieren (Beta Tester)" wrote:

> Recently I received my Windows Vista Beta 2 (5384) DVD from Microsoft.
> I tried both methods for installing (DVD-boot and from Windows XP).
> DVD-boot method gives me an ACPI Compatibility error. I have an ASUS M6N
> laptop and there seems to be (from what I have read on the net) a known error
> with Windows Vista and this particular laptop.
>
> I'm wondering if this issue is known at Microsoft and what the reason is why
> Windows XP works perfectly on this laptop and why Windows Vista doesn't.
>
> With kind regards.
>
> Nick van Wieren
> Official Beta Tester for:
>
> 2007 Microsoft Office System
> Windows Live Messenger
> Windows Live

 
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N. van Wieren (Beta Tester)
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      09-19-2006
Dear Kerry,

I thought I'd let you know. I didn't give up on trying to install a newer
Vista build (5536 / 5600 RC1) on my laptop. And guess what, it works! All of
it! Aero works like a charm and all hardware got installed by default.

So I guess my issue was related to a bug.

Anyway, thank you for you response!
--

With kind regards.

Nick van Wieren
====================
Official Beta Tester for:

2007 Microsoft Office System
Windows Live Messenger
Windows Live


"Kerry Brown" wrote:

> N. van Wieren (Beta Tester) wrote:
> > Recently I received my Windows Vista Beta 2 (5384) DVD from Microsoft.
> > I tried both methods for installing (DVD-boot and from Windows XP).
> > DVD-boot method gives me an ACPI Compatibility error. I have an ASUS
> > M6N laptop and there seems to be (from what I have read on the net) a
> > known error with Windows Vista and this particular laptop.
> >
> > I'm wondering if this issue is known at Microsoft and what the reason
> > is why Windows XP works perfectly on this laptop and why Windows
> > Vista doesn't.
> >

>
> Because Windows Vista drivers work differently than XP drivers. ASUS needs
> to write new drivers or possibly a BIOS update for Windows Vista.
>
> --
> Kerry
> MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
>
>
>

 
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Kerry Brown
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      09-19-2006
Thanks for the update. Asus or the chipset manufacturer probably submitted
drivers to Microsoft for inclusion in Vista.

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N. van Wieren (Beta Tester) wrote:
> Dear Kerry,
>
> I thought I'd let you know. I didn't give up on trying to install a
> newer Vista build (5536 / 5600 RC1) on my laptop. And guess what, it
> works! All of it! Aero works like a charm and all hardware got
> installed by default.
>
> So I guess my issue was related to a bug.
>
> Anyway, thank you for you response!
>
>> N. van Wieren (Beta Tester) wrote:
>>> Recently I received my Windows Vista Beta 2 (5384) DVD from
>>> Microsoft. I tried both methods for installing (DVD-boot and from
>>> Windows XP). DVD-boot method gives me an ACPI Compatibility error.
>>> I have an ASUS M6N laptop and there seems to be (from what I have
>>> read on the net) a known error with Windows Vista and this
>>> particular laptop.
>>>
>>> I'm wondering if this issue is known at Microsoft and what the
>>> reason is why Windows XP works perfectly on this laptop and why
>>> Windows Vista doesn't.
>>>

>>
>> Because Windows Vista drivers work differently than XP drivers. ASUS
>> needs to write new drivers or possibly a BIOS update for Windows
>> Vista.
>>
>> --
>> Kerry
>> MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User



 
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