Dustin

I know what a beta is, i have beta tested differnt linux distros and such for
the differnt developers. I understand that it is a beta and I was going to
put it on a partition all by it self and such. I was just wondering though
can the advisor be wrong?

Thanks,

Dustin

"Zack Uribe" wrote:

> Don't install it if that is your main or ONLY computer. The way you describe
> it, it sounds like it is.
>
> This is a BETA piece of software, the reason the advisor told you that those
> pieces of software may not work correctly is because the manufacturers of
> that hardware has not provided a driver to MSFT.
>
>
> "Dustin" <Dustin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B11A7885-3875-43D1-8F1E-FB65664C6913@microsoft.com...
> > Hello,
> > I am getting ready to instal Vista Beta 2 on my Dell Dimension. It is an
> > older model but I have upgraded quite frequently. I ran the Vista Upgrade
> > Advisor and it tells me that my Santa Cruz sound card, Lexmark Printer
> > x125
> > and CNet PRO200WL PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter may not work correctly with
> > Vista. Has anyone have any luck with these devices? I am really concerned
> > about this. My sound card is still a great 5.1 sound card and my printer I
> > just got at Christmas. I was planning on buying Vista when it came out for
> > release when I realized that my computer could run it but I do not think
> > it
> > is worth buying a new Sound Card, new Printer, and New Network Card for.
> > Anyways I was just currious hope you can help.
>