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By: who said that

who said that — Thu, 28 May 2009 07:05:21 +0000

Fubar @ #61, You said a mouthful brother! Only it took me about 10 minutes to find/remember the flaw in Windows 7 that made me go back to Vista.
It refuses to hold my window & icon size settings, just like the beta version did. ie: In my pictures folder at my user account, I want large icons for display ib the pictures/wallpapers only. But, when i set those to large & back out, all sub folders are also large icons.
It won’t hold my control panel/classic view window size or the icon size of whats displayed there. Thats why Windows 7 beta lasted a week & thats why I went back to Vista Ultimate x64 on this drive today! So far, I’m sorry I bothered with the PC version.Maybe after it’s release & it’s SP-1 has followed, I’ll try it again. But we all know Microsoft & I’m positive Windows 7 Ultimate will be expensive!

By: Jason

Jason — Thu, 28 May 2009 05:26:11 +0000

I tried it on XP sp.2 and it instoled and registered fine,but the picture was too grany so I un-pluged the usb and my computer crashed.I got a blue screen and then it went to the “fail?” screen.I’m on a different computer now because I told it yes to fail and now it`s brokeded it`s self. :( help me un fail it!

By: jempetts

jempetts — Thu, 28 May 2009 04:21:55 +0000

PROS: installed on Vista Ultimate 32 bit. Did what it was supposed to do.

CONS: Grainy, Only one size and res. Very limited.

By: noaquie

noaquie — Thu, 28 May 2009 01:12:24 +0000

I have Windows XP SP3. When I installed this and ran it I received the TODO error also. Not good, tsk tsk tsk.

By: Ed Teach

Ed Teach — Wed, 27 May 2009 23:15:16 +0000

Why would one need this program? Most web cams and surveillance system have motion detection built in as a feature. Just activate it and you are done. No need to download an iffy third party app to do it. Saves disk space and time. Why re-invent the wheel?? Thanks, but no thanks on this one.

By: Mike-China

Mike-China — Wed, 27 May 2009 22:12:59 +0000

Does not run on my new Vista-64 machine either. Same error message as John.

By: rowdy

rowdy — Wed, 27 May 2009 20:40:02 +0000

there are more free good reliable softwares.My vote is not positive…
rowdy

By: HR

HR — Wed, 27 May 2009 20:18:21 +0000

Simple but what to do with .FAW files?
What programs could play them ? How to convert do avi (any sotware )?
I’m sure there is something bether somewhwere.

By: chuck

chuck — Wed, 27 May 2009 19:45:45 +0000

Wont work. Every time I try to run it, it says something like, Yoto has stopped workingm, Windows is tryint to work out a solution. Thubms down!

By: Fubar

Fubar — Wed, 27 May 2009 19:26:16 +0000

#42, freeme, it’s not the “full Windows 7″, it’s the Release Candidate, which I downloaded when it first became available. While it will upgrade from Vista, a clean install will be required for the released version. Ultimately, I would need to do a clean install anyway, because my computer came with 32-bit Vista but supports 64-bit, which I definitely want to upgrade to. Although I can obtain a beta version of my security software which supports Win7 RC (I won’t use an OS without top-notch security software), I’m not willing to use a Microsoft RC OS as my primary OS. Other people’s opinions of software stability and reliability mean nothing to me. Thanks to Bill Gates, software quality across the industry is so bad that if you haven’t found a major bug within five minutes, you probably shouldn’t be using computers.

As for Microsoft and DRM, that’s nothing new, Vista is infested with it. Intellectual property theft, whether music, videos, or software, is a crime against producers and developers, and I fully support prosecution and whatever legal punishment that entails. US copyright law has both civil and criminal clauses. You yourself labeled such as “illegal copies” and “piracy” (an incorrect term, it’s theft), and you’re whining about having to face some consequences for your actions? Where were your parents? Copyright enforcement and DRM are two totally separate things. DRM is a crime against consumers, and should be treated as such under the law.