Windows 10: Windows Vista Drivers

Hi all,I need some help! I know much more about Apple Computers than I do about Windows. I'd say power user for the Mac, but newbie to windows since 98. Anyway, my question is this. I understand Vista had a lot of problems and it wasn't well recieved. I personally love the look and feel. I don't know exactly if I'm running 32 or 64-bit. I use winver at cmd but all it tells me is Windows Vista Business. I can't connect to the Internet via Ethernet even with a cable plugged in. I fixed the issue with Windows 7, but there's so much more support for 7 than there is for Vista.I need:-RealTek PCI Fa

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Unlocked Realtek HD Audio Drivers Windows 7 & 8 (With Dolby Digital Live and DTS Interactive)

DTS supported natively by Windows 8/8.1 and it should work on windows 10 too just DDL require to unlock your driver .

 

New NVIDIA ForceWare drivers for Windows Vista x86

New NVIDIA ForceWare updated driver for Windows Vista February Customer Technology Preview (CTP) build 5308.FebCTP_Final.060217-2200 is now available for download. This driver has no performance optimizations included and has received limited stability testing.

Release Notes:

• This driver does not include an Installshield. You must use the INF installation to install this driver by going to the Windows device manager and manually updating the graphics driver.
• Windows may default to 16bpp color after the driver install and disable the Desktop Window Manager (DWM). To work around this issue set the color to 32bpp and reboot the PC.
• Please view the Product Support list for all products that work with this driver.
• These drivers are tested for use only with Microsoft Windows Vista February CTP build 5308.FebCTP_Final.060217-2200 only.
• The NVIDIA graphics control panel is not included in this driver release.

Download: ForceWare ver 87.15 for Windows Vista x86 (3,21MB)

Source: NVIDIA

 

Vista Pre-SP1 vs. Vista SP1

I've been Windows Updating for two straight days and I finally saw SP1. If you want to troubleshoot it, follow these steps:

• Show hidden updates
• Manually install any failed updates (google the KB_____ and install from the windows site)
• Make sure everything in Device Manager is good to go

I had to do step two for like 4 or 5 updates to be able to see SP1.

Any other benchmarks you guys want to see? I might try PCMark05 (I think it works on Vista).