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Install Vista on Virtual Server 2005 R2?
Carl Sobeski CarlSobe...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows developer winfx aero Just to share my experience... I just discovered this the hard way... if you want to see Aero Glass on Windows Vista Beta 1, don't install an ATI X700 or X800 AGP card. The drivers that ship with the beta (and those

This Video Card For Aero? Do These.
LuftPuma LuftP...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows developer winfx aero One just came out... http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_75.03.html "Default User" wrote: I installed Vista Beta this morning, but the glass look (transparent edges etc. as seen in all beta 1 screentshots) aren't there.

Regarding the installation of Avalon and Indigo
If the game takes too long to start up, try disabling Aero Glass (or under compatability disable desktop composition). working OpenGL support) Doomsday 3D Engine v1.9.0 Beta 4 Dracula 2 (32-bit) (Win 98 Compatibility Mode) Dreamfall : the longest journey (32-bit) : run after installation of Starforce Drivers.

is microsoft going to release longhorn beta 1 by June 30 ?
I just discovered this the hard way... if you want to see Aero Glass on Windows Vista Beta 1, don't install an ATI X700 or X800 AGP card. The drivers that ship with the beta (and those available on the ATI site) only support the PCI Express version of these cards. I discovered, after I bought an ATI X700 AGP card,

Aero glass
Arjen de Blok Arjen_de_B...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows developer winfx aero I got the Aero glass directly working with an ASUS X800 Pro on AGP. Also the new beta drivers from the ATI site are working. Cheers, Arjen de Blok. "Darrel Birchall" wrote: Hi, I've got exactly the same issue with an

Desktop Wave Building?
Ben Armstrong [MSFT] ben...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public virtualpc Good news - the Virtual PC 2007 Beta is now available. Support for Windows Vista as a guest operating system - Note: No support for Aero Glass though - just Aero Basic - Support for 64-bit host operating systems - Note: Virtual machines

WINDOWS VISTA AERO GLASS (MVP HELP PLEASE)
There were lots of people beta testing who wanted to know the limits of MB with the above requirements that would support Aero Glass. 64 MB was the lowe end of RAM. I personally would get a 256 or 511 MB RAM video card--check ATI and Nvidia for what you can afford. There are a large range of cards that you can find

Aero Glass - AGP 4x or 8x
Blackice razie...@gmail.com microsoft public windows developer winfx aero Chris Altmann wrote: Even though that card would be able to handle it, I think a card from the GeForce FX (my FX5200 is working fine) series is your best bet for beta 1 eye candy. I'm sure driver support will be further along for other cards

Any reason to upgrade before end of trial?
I installed Vista, and at 1st had the Aero Glass effect. I was checking out Perfomance Rating and Tools, and it suggest that I upgrade the Drivers for my Nvidia 6600 AGP card, so I installed the Beta drivers that Nvidia have. After that the Aero Glass effect stopped working, but it still works on the Windows

Any try out Aero Glass yet?
RobinMansson RobinMans...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows developer winfx aero Hi. I installed Vista Beta this morning, but the glass look (transparent edges etc. as seen in all beta 1 screentshots) aren't there. My graphics card is an nVidia 6800, and I have a 3ghz processor with 1 gig ram,

Aero glass
The eye candy (Aero and Aero Glass) will not appear until Beta 2. Aero Glass will likely require a high end video card for the 3d rendering. Something like a Radeon 9800 or better, but that could change so don't shop yet. It may be less, it may be more (unlikely). Vista, unlike XP, can scale itself to the level of

It's official Windows Vista
Windows Vista BETA 2 is a test pre-release/preview version of the next version of Windows client operating system. What is the system requirements for running Windows Vista? Bare minimum: 800 MHz PC 15 GBs of free hard disk space 512 MBs of RAM 64-MBs of vRAM - For AERO Glass Premium Ready PC: 1GHz PC 20 GBs of

Linux Server marked down 89%
Bill Grant not.available@online microsoft public virtualserver You don't get full Aero Glass, but with R2 and the R2 VM Additions you get a pretty good approximation. Vista and Longhorn Server Beta 2 look pretty good to me when running like this - better than they do using Remote Desktop from XP for example.

Aero graphics card?
2) Aero glass has nothing to do with ram since it uses the GPU and the gpu memory, UNLESS the display adaptor is integrated, and this happens to be the case with I was running Ultimate on 512 during the Beta and Release Canditate stages and it works altogether fine. 2)Aero does work off the Ram so stop talking

Remote desktop makes "Live Preview" Alt + Tab break!
I need to test an ATI RADEON 9250 card that is DirectX 9.0 Compliant whit the aero glass effects, but it doesn´t seems to work. I switched the DWM Key in the registy to EnableMachineCheck = 0 but nothing happened. Is any way to activate the glass effects in my card, i would like to do some beta tests.

No Aero Glass on ATI X700 and X800 AGP Cards
If I recall Aero light was 256 and Aero Full was 512. Other levels of GUI ranged from 64 up. You mentioned Aero Glass and I assumed you meant you wanted the I'm sure I'll switch my machines to Vista full time at beta 2, but that's because that's how I make my living. That being said, I do think Vista is going

Aero glass
I searched the beta group real quick and didn't see anything but I could have sworn this was a known bug. Anyone else? "jminiman" <jaredscott...@gmail.com> When I get back to my server, I see that the Alt + Tab pop- up is showing the Windows Classic style, not the Aero Glass style. Everything else, however

Aero glass
Andre Da Costa [Extended64] andre...@hotmail.com microsoft public windows developer winfx aero Check to see if there are any available options under effects. I installed Vista Beta this morning, but the glass look (transparent edges etc. as seen in all beta 1 screentshots) aren't there.

Aero Glass - AGP 4x or 8x
I had installed Beta 1 on Motions 1400 and 1600 and both went fine. Regarding the graphics, it's not yet decided if Aero and Glass will need more than 64 MByte of GPU memory. Currently it's 128 MByte as minimum. In December (current plans) there should be a public Beta for everyone interested and not only

Enable Aero Glass
Micorsoft seems to have quite a long development schedule, plus a full year plus of beta-testing that it isn't even close to entering yet. With Avalon, Aero Glass, WinFX, and Indigo some serious refactoring (buh-bye X11) is going to have to be done for the linux desktop to be in the same league again.