Share your compatibility problems with Vista x64

[GianCarlo]

I thought that we in this thread could discuss for-and, of course, disadvantages.
Vista in general is quite high demands on performance, but have it so it is definitely worth it.

[XDRoX]

I have Vista X64, has 4G frame so it floats on good, however there are things that are not compatible with 64bits, especially not Vista 64bits.

[Devasis]

The only problem I had was that my Ipod Nano was not eager to be found in the x64. The IOF drove me crazy but it dropped when I took it just was not possible.

Otherwise, it is cruel to me. Run is on a fairly powerful machine and can not speak about what it is in a worse

[SalVatore]

In general, I am now satisfied any time with Vista. At least since I switched from Vista 64-bit to 32. Although I have a powerful computer, it was a relatively large number of important programs that lacked compatibility when I used 64.

I like it. It seems to me that those who evict from the complaint based on hearsay should test themselves and thus make their own impression. Vista is also aesthetically pleasing.

[MrChris-]

Has unfortunately not running x64 but x32 bit on a laptop works great, has been a little skeptical about vista before, but now it has become amendment to it, really nice and all that I need the functions.

[Calvin K]

Have had vista x64 but thought it sucked. Though it can depend on that I actually do not like windows OS at all. But the only reason I use them for is for games. And then it's xp applicable. As also is probably the last good OS of windows ever. If not now when windows 7 change more or less everything. But it does not look like it.

[Lillebror]

I run ubuntu and I know that you can use programs such as wine. But it never works as well. So I have 2 OS on the computer. It's ubuntu and XP.