Recent content by starwhite

I read every single one of the links you provided-none of them differentiate between 32 bit Vista and 64 bit. Trust me, only 64 bit Vista has DRM. Blu Ray and HD DVD content is not intended or designed to be played back in 32 bit Vista. Dude you don't know what you're talking about.

I assure you DRM is not in Vista 32 bit. Do the research. Blu Ray DVD and HD DVD are not meaunt for playback with 32 bit period. I myself 'obtained' some of the HD movies, and I can play them back with power DVD Ver. 6.5. Of course, the problem might be your video card. Its not easy to say.

I think Vista is a great Operating system. It is only the 64 bit version of the OS that has DRM built in. The 32 bit does not. This is why with 64 bit all the drivers must be digitally signed by Microsoft, or the driver install will fail. Microsoft was unable to get DRM to work with the 32...

I disagree: I did some quick research on the author Peter Gutmann. This individual was pointing out security flaws and spyware issues years before Microsoft began to even address the issues. Besides, DRM is an intrusive, resource hogging, unwanted feature. I do not plan on ever using Blu ray...

Hmmm, well this is how I feel. From my other thread: Please read this: http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=36570 'This is the longest 'Suicide note in history'.

All versions of Vista have a pernicious code called DRM, or digital rights management built in. Please read this: http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=36570 This is the longest 'Suicide note in history'. DRM means that everyone is labeled a criminal by default. Even if you try to...

This week I obtained both 64 bit and 32 bit vista RTM. After imaging my drive out I did a clean install of 64 bit. It was a bloody nightmare trying to find drivers for my scanner, printer etc...the 64 bit drivers simply do not exist. It seems that hardware manufacturers are touting 64 bit...

Y'know, I DO have a GREAT workaround for my Vi$ta gripes, DON'Tsupport Micro$oft and buy the piece of ****.

Honestly speaking, I do not like the MAC like interface, resource hogging,useless features incorporated into the OS,digital rights management ( I' am not paranoid, I KNOW they're watching), high priced,User Account Protection nag screens(Dear GOD, turn it off!), IE 7(a FF rip off), other than...

I just have to put my 2 cents in-I HATE Vista. I've dabbled with it since it was called LH. Because of DRM, I will not support it. Its uneccesary bloatware. WHY does anyone need to upgrade? Vista's features do not justify the co$t. I care nothing about DX10. I am sure my games will run...

What the hell are you talking about? What we are talking about friend is the new and upcoming Windows Operating system called Windows Vista..what planet are you from?

Its too bad M$cro$oft missed out on the christmas rush. Wow, they might've made alot more...than worthless little coupons...oh well.

I've heard tell there will be a version of Direct X 10 for XP. I'm sure I can still play those games Just fine on XP. My video card has 512 MB of DDR3 memory. Its the 7950 Nvidia. Try again.

I agree, XP has alot of bloat, but it is the lesser of the evils, when compared to Vista. My hope is that people will wake up, see that Win 2000, Win XP has everything you really need, and not support Windows Vista. It is silly bloatware. There is not one thing a User can do with Vista that...

You can get an external drive, VIA a USB cable. It will boast 1 TB, However, it is really 2 500 GB drives. My big thing I am waiting for is when the they release a new type of HD in development. THe idea is to eliminate the clunky, magnetic storage platters current HDs use. This is a major...