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I Meant to say, ">>> avoid <<< using a hub at all costs". No edit button! :)

I actually would using a hub AT ALL COSTS if possible.

What does this have to do with Vista? I see this as another attempt to bog this discussion group down with nonsense. --t

I agree. It a malicious, devious and negative way to get a message across and ends up turning more people off than on. People are smart. They can recognize when somebody is being aggressive and over the top - even if they are not regulars to a particular forum / message group. More people...

If MACS get to the user base of Windows then they will be full of swiss cheese holes from hackers also.

Did you even read the list before spewing off the hate? MS-LINK: Information about programs that are known to experience a loss of functionality when they run on a Windows Vista Service Pack 1-based computer (Read it carefully) ALL can be fixed (except one) with a patch from the vendor.... So...

Did you know you can hold down the "Ctrl" key and move the mouse scroll up and down to change icon size? That same bug happened to a buddy of mine. When he adjusted the icons using that method it stopped. Good luck. --t

.... ROFL!

Microsoft has always given specs that were not realistic for their operating systems.

Please do not assume every call was for my personal computers. Thank you. Is this how you talk to people face to face? It is interesting how separating people by computers make them act downright mean actually.

Why do these guys turn every post in an anti windows bash? Do people really hate things so much they go out of their way every day like this? It can get kinda creepy...

Tell me the status of "WMI Performance Adapter" under services. Click "Start(Orb)", Right Click "Computer", then "Manage", then "Services and Applications" then "Services" to find it. Also check your event log while you are in there. Look for any WMI problems under the "Application" or...

Show Directory Size Utility 1.5 - Check Folder Sizes, Find Large Files & Big Folders

Perhaps your H/D has a bad sector? Use a boot disk like Ultimate Boot CD - Overview and boot up with a CDROM. Run one of the disk diagnostic tools. --t

Who is your mobo manufacturer?

Read this document: Installation choices for consumer versions of Windows Vista (32-bit only) At the bottom it shows an upgrade chart for vista to vista upgrades. Looks like you will have to do a clean install. --t

Fixed in SP1. Great read about it here: Mark's Blog : Inside Vista SP1 File Copy Improvements --t

Try the MGA tool posted above or just call back. I have called numerous times in the past and never had a problem. They have ALWAYS fixed me right up. --t

I have been using RAID1 at my home for 3+ years and love it. It has SAVED me twice from single hard drive failures. Worth its weight in gold. I highly recommend it, BUT, educate yourself on how it works on your system before you try it. You have taken the first step by coming here.

If you are so much better, please provide 3 links in this group where you help people with their vista problems. Thanks, --t