VISTA
Will be probably good enough in 2077
Did you tried it with MicroCodeStudio?
Did you contact Melabs?
Sorry... i don't have Vista... still afraid ofFor now, i will suggest you to trash it, and reinstall XP.
VISTA
Will be probably good enough in 2077
Did you tried it with MicroCodeStudio?
Did you contact Melabs?
Sorry... i don't have Vista... still afraid ofFor now, i will suggest you to trash it, and reinstall XP.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
It's just my own opinion based on many post i saw here and there + blend mix of local people i know here. But like everything... you hear more about bad comments than good.
I don't like to use MicroSoft product within at least 1-2 years after their initial Official release date. But it's me.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
I havent used Vista properly yet and have no intention of installing it on any of my PCs. In fact I think only one of my PCs would actually meet the required specification.
I have seen the glitzy interface on PCs in the shops but at the moment XP Pro does everything I want my PC to do.
I have used a Vista machine once when I was trying to sort out a friends email problems. The first hurdle I encountered was that I couldnt see "Run" anywhere on the start menu.
Flash of inspiration..."WindowsKey + R" rings up the Run dialogue box. Type "cmd" and got a command prompt. Great
Type "Telnet"
'Telnet' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
At that point I went to the XP machine in the same room to use Telnet
I have seen reports that sevral of the programs that are important to me will not run on Vista so for the time being I am steering well clear of it.
I dont see the point in upgrading just for the sake of it
Keith
www.diyha.co.uk
www.kat5.tv
Hi Keith,
See this link about Telnet and Vista.
http://www.techronical.com/2006/10/05/
Best regards,
Luciano
Thanks Luciano
I actually saw that last week but that was a week after I needed it.
Microsoft actually seem to be making PCs more difficult to use for anything other than mainstream tasks. Its bad enough that a basic install of XP puts "pretty" views of control panel etc. First thing I do is switch to classic view so that I can see what I am looking for. LOL
I know that DOS is dead but the command line still has its uses when you are trying to find out why you are having internet problems etc using ping, tracert, ipconfig etc. especially when the help Wizards dont help !!!
Regards
Keith
Keith
www.diyha.co.uk
www.kat5.tv
I have just bought a new laptop with Vista 32 home premium. Finally got around to installing my pic stuff and all seems to be ok
Downloaded and installed latest MPLab.
Downloaded and installed latest Microcodestudio.
Installed my PBP compiler V2.46
Loaded an old project compiled it, loaded in to MPlab and programmed and confirmed a pic via my picstart plus programmer.
Never had to run anything as administrator. Not really sure why you are having problems.
Try un-installing everything, dowloading the latest versions and try again.
As for Vista - I have had no problems with it, its the best OS I have used yet. Only lost one program so far and a Vista update will be out in the fall for it.
sorry I cant help, but it 'should' work.
Good luck.
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