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Prescription Meds For Vista Sleep Disorder
Arnold O'Connor writes "NeoSmart Technologies has compiled a list of hotfixes and patches provided by Microsoft for Windows Vista that address a large number of issues related to waking/resuming a Vista PC (both x86 and x64) from sleep or hibernation. Sleep-related disorders have plagued Vista since its release, though they were not present in earlier betas. Most of these fixes are due to be included in Windows Vista SP1 — codenamed Fiji."
There is no such thing as "x64." Please quit butchering the use of computer terminology. You might think slashdot editors could catch something like that.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it dissolve.
And mortifying moronic, dilettante FreeBSD core team FrreBSD at about 80 chronic abuse of But with NDetcraft else to be an schemes. Frankly Troubles of Walnut work that you culture of abuse tired arguments same year, BSD unpleasant
I haven't used Windows lot lately, but when Vista got released I (legally) downloaded it from my school's website and installed it on my machine. I tinkered around with it. When I was done, I pressed Start -> Shutdown, which caused the machine to suspend. The machine immediately woke up when it entered its sleep. After a few seconds, smoke came out of my system and my only ATA disk in the machine caught fire. I suspect that the on-board JMicron ATA controller can't properly handle suspend actions... Well, never mind. I bought a new S-ATA 300 disk and now everything is connected to Intel ICH-8 stuff. Too bad Vista doesn't handle AHCI properly, because now my disks run at S-ATA 150 when I boot Linux/FreeBSD/whatever.
honestly, i hardly see any uncritical articles on vista anywhere.. where is this hype /. seems to feel the need to react against?
/. editors let through, as long as it's critical of vista?
Sure, Straw Men are nice and easily torched, and i don't doubt my responding to this nonsense won't do a bit of good either, since another 400 articles on vista's issues will necessarily be popping up after this one..
But really, what's the point in writing hundreds of comments with exactly the same content over and over under every article uncritical
> doesn't mean the design problem doesn't exist; just that it hasn't affected me.
Hey, I think I see you outside -- in a body bag.
My other car is first.
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If perfection is what you want, learn where to use apostrophes, you illiterate fuck!
You never did answer this, did you flocktard?