Vista - sound card drivers

You know I'd heard that a large number of drivers had been removed between
the beta and live versions of vista and I must note that in my experience the
add hardware scanner is quicker which is a plus as well as the install being
smaller but lets face it i have a 10 year old sound card and yes it was one
of the drivers that got canned. So microsoft put the drivers back in your
os. I mean the reason I buy windows is because it's simple as plug and play
not plug and search for drivers for two weeks. I would at least like to see
an optional download on windows update along the lines of legacy hardware
drivers version 1.0. I don't care if it's the size of a small cd. I like
most users in the world have a fat pipe-o-broadband running into my house.
So downloading large files that are fire and forget would be a major plus for
me. BTW I had to download sisofts sandara to get the model number because
broken hardware is no longer shown in system devices. Please bring back
broken hardware too. I like to know when my computer isn't working more than
I like the false assurance that it is.

by the way my particular driver is crystal 4237b. If you add a place to get
it some time I would be deeply indebted. The most recent os support I could
find for it is about 2k.

Windows is supposed to be for idiots to use. That's why I use it. Keep it
that way or you will alienate your user base and become another Star Wars
Galaxies. I am extremely disapointed with this latest release. I suggest
you improve it very fast.

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You can always copy it from your beta disk(s)
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"Matt T" <Matt T@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:08245A3B-9720-4179-832C-519AF18C5E87@microsoft.com...
> You know I'd heard that a large number of drivers had been removed between
> the beta and live versions of vista and I must note that in my experience
> the
> add hardware scanner is quicker which is a plus as well as the install
> being
> smaller but lets face it i have a 10 year old sound card and yes it was
> one
> of the drivers that got canned. So microsoft put the drivers back in your
> os. I mean the reason I buy windows is because it's simple as plug and
> play
> not plug and search for drivers for two weeks. I would at least like to
> see
> an optional download on windows update along the lines of legacy hardware
> drivers version 1.0. I don't care if it's the size of a small cd. I like
> most users in the world have a fat pipe-o-broadband running into my house.
> So downloading large files that are fire and forget would be a major plus
> for
> me. BTW I had to download sisofts sandara to get the model number because
> broken hardware is no longer shown in system devices. Please bring back
> broken hardware too. I like to know when my computer isn't working more
> than
> I like the false assurance that it is.
>
> by the way my particular driver is crystal 4237b. If you add a place to
> get
> it some time I would be deeply indebted. The most recent os support I
> could
> find for it is about 2k.
>
> Windows is supposed to be for idiots to use. That's why I use it. Keep
> it
> that way or you will alienate your user base and become another Star Wars
> Galaxies. I am extremely disapointed with this latest release. I suggest
> you improve it very fast.
>
> ----------------
> This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
> suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
> Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
> this
> link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
> click "I Agree" in the message pane.
>
> http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/com...rdware_devices