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Windows Virtual PC | My *flicker* First *flicker* Experiences
Posted By: Jeff Julian | 11/16/2009 9:48 AM | 0 Comments
Well I have been using WVPC for Windows 7 RTM for about a week now and there are a few things I like and a few things I don’t. First off, why at the end of 2009 do we still not have a “multiple monitor” story that doesn’t require me to put quotations around the words. This RDP style of one giant monitor span across your two monitors is not a solution, it hasn’t been since it came out. Secondly, What *flicker* is *flicker* up *flicker* with *flicker* all *flicker* the *flicker* flickering? I have...
Windows Virtual PC | Integrated Pointer Configuration
Posted By: Jeff Julian | 11/11/2009 1:41 PM | 0 Comments
I have been converting my current client’s development environment to a VPC instead of taking over my main machine as we did to get the project kicked off. I decided to go with Windows Virtual PC now that it has RTMed, but quite a bit has changed. Once I had Windows 7 installed and VS 2008 configured, I started looking for a multiple monitor solution for VPCs. In the past, I had just lived with the limitation of running virtual and not getting the benefit of dual monitors. This time I wanted something...
Funny Problem: Windows 7, IIS 7.5: Images, CSS not showing!
Posted By: Mohamed Meligy | 10/12/2009 10:21 AM | 1 Comments
Few minutes ago a colleague and friend asked me about some problem he was having with ASP.NET themes. He was using a theme and including a CSS file in it, the CSS file was linked in the generated HTML but clearly it was not applied. Putting the URL of the CSS file in the browser address bar would return an empty result in Firefox, and a crappy DOCTYPE,HTML,HEAD,BODY tags in IE. The same website works normally with other developers running Windows XP or Windows 7. Going further to the problem, I tried...
Walt Mossberg says Windows 7 in the best Windows ever
Posted By: Murray Gordon | 10/8/2009 9:47 AM | 0 Comments
Today, October 8th, I read on Giles Turnball’s blog, Wall Street Journal’s Walt Mossberg declared that Windows 7 to be a match for OSX and said it it is the best Windows Microsoft has ever produced. People listen to what Walt says, so this I thought this was huge. Here’s the link to Giles Turnbull’s “Cult of Mac” blog - http://www.cultofmac.com/windows-7-a-rival-worth-waiting-for/18103 Thanks for checking out this post! Cheers, Murray Gordon ISV Architect Evangelist Microsoft Corporation http://blogs.msdn.com/MurrayG...
Living with Windows 7: Goodies 1
Posted By: BizTalk Visionary | 8/20/2009 6:27 PM | 0 Comments
I’ve been living with Windows 7 for sometime – through Beta, RC and now Release (Thanks to MSDN). I have to admit it is a much better option than Vista. Furthermore I’m now running the 64 bit with now driver issues. Now my setup is not your standard run of the mill Dell or HP box..I’m running it on an Everything Apple MacBook Pro 17” laptop under bootcamp and it just works and works well! So Goodies 1: Boot camp 2.1 64 bit, Leopard to run Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit on a MacBook Pro…. del.icio.us Tags:...
A Week Later and Still Using Windows 7
Posted By: Mike Huguet | 8/16/2009 1:49 PM | 2 Comments
Here I am after a week of putting Windows 7 to the test while working frantically on a tight timeline project and am happy to say that all is well. It has crashed a time or two and I still cannot install Visio 2007 or SQL Server 2008 Developer Edition, but I am still pleased. It seems to be faster than XP and I quickly got the hang of using the UI and the search feature. There are quite a few handy conveniences that will make life easier such as the RDP client has a recently used list. I went ahead...
Re-Installing Daemon Tools Lite (and SPTD) on Windows 7
Posted By: Ariel Popovsky | 8/14/2009 12:37 PM | 19 Comments
After the update from Windows 7 RC to RTM I noticed Daemon Tools was gone. I tried to reinstall it but it was impossible. Daemon Tools relies on SPTD (a SCSI pass through driver) to do it’s magic and it checks whether it is installed. It seems that it couldn’t detect it on my system so it launched the SPTD setup, asked to restart the computer and then again and again. I downloaded a new version of SPTD (1.60) from the product page but I had the same problem, SPTD installed, asked me to restart and...
Avoiding Windows 7 RTM Corrupt Disk Message with XP Dual Boot
Posted By: Mike Huguet | 8/10/2009 10:58 PM | 1 Comments
I decided to join in on the fad and perform a dual boot installation of Windows 7 RTM on my laptop with Windows XP. I am working on a project with a pretty tight timeline so installing from scratch was way too risky. I took the advice from some of my co-workers and went for the dual boot option by creating a partition using Acronis Disk Director in which to install the new OS. I created a 30 GB partition and started installing with the DVD that was created from the ISO. The installation was super...
The long wait is over
Posted By: Martin Hinshelwood | 8/6/2009 3:40 AM | 1 Comments
Have you been waiting for a long time for Windows 7? Well I have.. I have been able to use Beta 1 and the RC for a good while now, and it surprised me that the Windows 7 Beta 1 was more stable, responsive and cleaner than Vista was after Service Pack 3. Today (06/08/2009) Windows 7 RTM will be available for Developers on MSDN and a lovely free copy for those that participated in the invitation only Beta program. What a joy this day is, we finally get an OS that is both up to date and that we can...
Windows 7 Bing Search Connector
Posted By: Scott Dorman | 6/1/2009 1:16 PM | 1 Comments
Microsoft’s latest incarnation of it’s search engine, which has gone by a few different code names, is live a few days early. It’s still early, so it remains to be seen if Microsoft will be able to pull any search market share away from Google, but Bing looks like it may be a good start. The biggest difference is that Bing seems to offer better organization by putting the related searches list along the left side of the search results where you can see it without scrolling. It also provides a search...
Windows 7 Explorer Preview Pane
Posted By: Scott Dorman | 5/16/2009 5:18 PM | 4 Comments
Windows 7 includes a lot of improvements in the Windows Explorer. Most of them are fairly obvious, but the new preview pane is likely to go unnoticed (or passed over as the same as Vista’s preview pane) by a lot of people. The new preview pane supports a much wider range of formats than the Windows XP and Windows Vista preview pane did, including the ability to preview HTML, text files, XML files, images, videos, music, and WordPad files without any additional software installed. If you have Microsoft...
Windows 7 Search Connectors
Posted By: Scott Dorman | 5/14/2009 11:07 PM | 0 Comments
Earlier I talked about the new Windows 7 Federated Search capabilities and mentioned that you can create your own Search connectors. Since then, I’ve been busy creating some search connector description files for the following sites: Geekswithblogs Live Search MSDN MSDN Blogs The Code Project Channel 9 Twitter All of these search connector descriptions are available from my SkyDrive Search Connectors folder. Technorati Tags: Windows 7,Federated Search,OpenSearch...
Windows 7 Federated Search
Posted By: Scott Dorman | 5/14/2009 7:01 PM | 1 Comments
Windows and the Windows Explorer have had search capabilities for a long time and they have gradually improved over the years. The one thing that was always lacking was an ability to search different contexts (or remote sources). There were some improvements with the Windows Desktop search, but I think the federated search capability in Windows 7 really gets it right. Federated search in Windows 7 introduces support to search different remote data stores using OpenSearch technologies and allows you...
Windows 7 Tricks and Keyboard Shortcuts
Posted By: Scott Dorman | 5/10/2009 9:28 PM | 6 Comments
I’ve been running Windows 7 RC for a little over a week now and can’t imagine going back to Vista at this point. I decided to start with a fresh install of Windows 7, so I’ve been in the process of reinstalling all of my applications and cleaning up my disk drives. In the process, I went searching to see if there are any interesting Windows 7 power toys or tricks available. While I didn’t find any power toys, I did discover that all of the Windows Vista tricks are still available on Windows 7. Tim...
Windows 7 RC
Posted By: Martin Hinshelwood | 5/1/2009 9:44 AM | 0 Comments
The Windows 7 Release Candidate will be available next week for Developers on MSDN. It is currently up on Connect for Windows 7 Beta Program participants and should be publically available from the 5th May. You can find out more at the Windows Team Blog. I feel a couple of reinstalls coming on :) I have not installed it myself yet, that is a task for the weekend, but you visit “Windows 7 Release Candidate 1 impressions, insights, and expectations” for more information. Technorati Tags: Widnows,Windows...
Windows 7 Release Candidate
Posted By: Scott Dorman | 4/30/2009 9:07 AM | 0 Comments
Microsoft has reached a critical milestone in the Windows 7 development cycle with the limited release of the Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) today for Microsoft TechNet and MSDN subscribers and general availability from the Microsoft Download Center on May 5th. There has been a lot of excitement about Windows 7 and, so far, the excitement has been justified. The Windows 7 RC comes after extensive beta testing and feedback from the MVP community with a lot of enhancements and bug fixes since the...
Windows 7 Aero Messed UI
Posted By: Chris Haaker | 4/28/2009 3:47 PM | 2 Comments
The only bad thing I have noticed as a result of running the RC1 (7100) build of Windows 7 is some strangeness in the Aero UI. This is on a Dell e4300. About 3 times over the last 48 hours, my window frames go to hell. I can press where the minimize, maximize and close icons should be and they behave correctly, however the corner is a blurred mess as is the rest of the window frame. I am using the video driver which Win7 installed so I may have to try the Dell version. When I went to install it,...
Upgraded Vista Business 64 to Windows 7 Ultimate 64
Posted By: DennisBottjer | 3/10/2009 1:11 AM | 0 Comments
Introduction This Sunday I upgraded my DELL Latitude | D830 from Windows Vista Business 64 bit to Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. The build version is Windows 7 Beta Build 7000. I ran an upgrade to test how well the setup would play with my currently installed applications and configuration settings. My expectations we met and in some cases exceeded. For example, soon after launching the setup a compatibility checker was launched. This screen scanned my current OS (Vista) to make sure all installed applications...
Microsoft Document Explorer 2008 on Window 7
Posted By: Martin Hinshelwood | 2/16/2009 4:33 AM | 3 Comments
This was my second attempt at installing Visual Studio 2008 on Windows 7 and I ran into a little problem. It failed when trying to install the Microsoft Document Explorer 2008. A quick check found the file in \WCU\DExplore of your installation media, and running the install manually solved that problem… Technorati Tags: Windows 7,VSTS,Visual Studio,Visual Studio 2008,VS2008...
New laptop and Windows 7
Posted By: Martin Hinshelwood | 2/14/2009 8:00 AM | 0 Comments
We have needed a new laptop in the Hinshelwood household for a while now. My old laptop was 8 years old, and although it was a mobile desktop, it ran Vista like a dog… Now the main use of a laptop in our household is for internet and pictures, but I defiantly wanted to run Windows 7. My wife's only caveat was that it had to be pink! I know, but it upped the WAF from about a 3 to a 10. If you are looking for a cheap quality laptop in the UK then you should look no further than Tesco Direct. Scary...
Windows 7 Product Lines Announced
Posted By: Scott Dorman | 2/3/2009 3:01 PM | 4 Comments
Microsoft today announced the new product line for Windows 7. In some ways the new Windows 7 product line follows the same ideas of Windows Vista, but the big differences are that each Windows 7 edition is a superset of the previous edition (which means that each higher edition will have every feature of all lower editions) and they will be focusing primarily on two editions of Windows 7: Windows 7 Home Premium and Windows 7 Professional. The breakdown on the different editions is: Windows 7 Starter...
Windows 7 – Improved Router Access
Posted By: D'Arcy Lussier | 1/25/2009 11:17 AM | 5 Comments
I came across this feature in Windows 7…its small, but kewl nonetheless. If you go to your Network, you’ll see that your router is listed along with other computers and devices on your network. If you right click, you’re given the option to open the device webpage. This is awesome if you want a quick way to get to your router’s admin page without having to click through your network connections or run ipconfig to get your gateway IP. Now, I realize that you could also just create a shortcut in your...
Windows 7 – Home Networking Done Right
Posted By: D'Arcy Lussier | 1/25/2009 11:01 AM | 4 Comments
Remember how annoying it was to get two computers on a network to share files between each other? I don’t mean on a domain or anything, but on a typical home network where you don’t have a domain controller or anything at that level, and at most you had a workgroup value assigned to each machine. With Windows 7, getting your computers to talk to each other is SO SIMPLE. In fact, the least amount of work you have to do to get it working is entering a password. Here’s how it works. Homegroup When you...
DotNetNuke + Windows 7
Posted By: Brian Scarbeau | 1/13/2009 7:26 AM | 0 Comments
Yes, I'll admit, I'm a sucker when a new windows operating system comes out. After all, I come from the MS DOS era and witnessed the series of Windows products like version 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 3.1 aka NT, 3.11, 3.5, 95 (remember the lines at the store!), 4.0, 98, 2000, XP, Vista and now 7! After the installation, I quickly noticed how fast the install was. Now, I know this is a BETA version and I was wondering if this was stripped on purpose without the extras loaded in a final copy for this quick install....
Getting Windows 7 up and Running in VPC 2007
Posted By: Kirstin Juhl | 1/9/2009 9:58 PM | 8 Comments
Like the rest of the geeks across the land, on Thursday I eagerly logged into my MSDN account and downloaded Windows 7. It took about four hours, borrowing my client’s pipe for part of it. The plan was to install it onto my my spare laptop… my MBP has become my main laptop… but I found myself with an iso image, my work laptop, and some free time, so I went ahead and spun up a VPC. A couple of people have asked me how to install using only the iso (until the MBP I had no DVD burner, so this is a familiar...
Windows 7 | Installed on my HP Mini 1000 and loving it
Posted By: Jeff Julian | 1/9/2009 4:00 PM | 5 Comments
In the spirit of most Microsoft fan boys, I installed Windows 7 Beta on one of my machines as the primary OS and am having an excellent experience. No, it is not my TouchSmart (even though that would be awesome), but my HP Mini Netbook. As most have stated, this OS is very stable (except Lou and his BSOD) and am really looking forward to the test drive. I tried reporting some bugs I saw in the basics, but didn’t have any luck with the new Send Feedback feature. Hopefully it is due to everyone submitting...
Installing Visual Studio 2008 Team Suit on Windows 7
Posted By: Martin Hinshelwood | 1/9/2009 4:17 PM | 27 Comments
I am installing VS2008 in a virtual environment, so this may not be exactly what you would get, but the purpose is to identify if VS2008 does indeed work on Windows 7 and what the experience is like. The first problem is that the auto run does not seam to function. This can be rectified by browsing the CD / Image and running setup.exe So far so good. After you have accepted the licence agreement you need to select the installation components. I am selecting Full so we can make sure it all goes on,...
Installing Windows 7
Posted By: Martin Hinshelwood | 1/9/2009 8:00 AM | 1 Comments
Installing Windows 7 is so similar to the Vista install it almost does not deserve a post on it, but as I did not do a Vista install post, and I am waiting for the install to complete, I though you should see, erm…. the nice new colours… I am installing on a virtual environment (Virtual PC) on my desktop so any timings for the install are largely irrelevant, but my Host computer had Dual Quad core Xeon’s and some serious HDD and RAM speeds. I only get a 3.3 because my graphics card is not a very...
Windows 7 Beta is Live!
Posted By: Martin Hinshelwood | 1/8/2009 10:49 AM | 0 Comments
If you have an MSDN account you will be able to download Windows 7 Beta today, but it should be available for anyone by the end of next week. If you have not seen anything about Windows 7 then you should take a look. I am not suggesting that you install it on a production computer, but even early adopters have had very stable installs. The Windows 7 operating system is to Vista as XP was to Windows 2000. If you look under the covers of these operating system you will find that Windows 2000 was version...
Windows 7 Beta 1 for MDC Attendees, see you at the Orlando event
Posted By: Nikita Polyakov | 12/3/2008 10:36 AM | 0 Comments
Though some of you that were on the fence or have not year head about the MSDN Dev Con, are now more interested in coming out. It’s a tiny price compared to PDC and is coming to a city near you! A good group of local celebrities will be presenting along side proven Microsoft experts at the Orlando event. I will be in the attendance and around any community areas. And any social after event :) Bayer White (Jacksonville), Joe Homnick (Boca Raton), Christopher Bennage (Tallahassee), Rob Eisenberg (Tallahassee)...
Windows 7’s official name announced…
Posted By: Stacy Vicknair | 10/15/2008 3:52 PM | 0 Comments
And the official name is… Windows 7. You might be wondering how this is news, but really Windows 7 has been the codename up until Monday when Mike Nash announced that it would be the official name as well. The idea is that Windows 7 will continue on from where Vista left off, but to go back to version numbers instead of years and other off the wall randomness to highlight aspiration. Mike gives the rundown on why the name was decided on his blog, here: http://windowsvistablog.com/blogs/windowsvista/archive/2008/10/13/introducing-windows-7.aspx...
Windows 7 Milestone 1 leaked.
Posted By: mikedopp | 1/28/2008 8:48 AM | 1 Comments
The Question is why and the answer is: Please be better than Vista! Notice how much it still looks like Vista however you would have to expect that. Start Menu PowerShell Display Properties Control Panel Desktop Welcome Center System Tray. LiveJournal Tags: Windows 7, Windows Milestone1, mikedopp, mikedopp.com, Leaked, Screenshots, happiness, Windows, Vista BuzzNet Tags: Windows 7, Windows Milestone1, mikedopp, mikedopp.com, Leaked, Screenshots, happiness, Windows, Vista Flickr Tags: Windows 7, Windows...
Windows 7(seven) Preview
Posted By: mikedopp | 1/17/2008 7:42 PM | 0 Comments
So we all love windows vista right? Right? mmmm... ok well how bout the next version? Maybe a complete rebuild of the NT kernel? Sounds like the promises we heard for windows vista that took 6 years to deliver without the promises. Makes Vista sound alot like windows ME? Eric Traut talks Windows 7 and MinWin from Long Zheng on Vimeo. The new kernel is called MinWin? MinWin, a much smaller kernel of the operating system that takes up only 40 MB of memory. This will definitly be something to watch...
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