I just bought a Vaio FE41S, and found out that the MotionEye Camera doesn't
work even when I've updated Windows Visa and installed the Vaio Capture
Utility, it's frustrating not to be able to actually use what you have paid
for. Any help would be very appreciated, I'm not an expert user... as you can
imagine.



"Mike Brannigan" wrote:

> "Giovanni" <Giovanni@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:411AB371-DA95-48FF-90CE-B9CEF6925398@microsoft.com...
> > Hi all,
> > today i receive this answer from sony vaio support about a problem
> > with my
> > new notebook and windows vista:
> > "No support for windows vista, call Microsoft".
> >
> > Afeter some times the system halt and if i "hibernate" the system
> > after
> > reboot i get this error: "ACPI .... Upgrade your bios".
> >
> > Model: sony vaio bx397xp (Windows vista premium ready!!!)
> >
> > I think the problem is compatibility hardware and no windows vista.
> > Thanks
> > Giovanni
> >
> >
>
> Vista Ready just means it meets the appropriate hardware specs.
> The fact that Vista is NOT currently a RETAIL operating systems -
> means that Sony are quite within their rights to not support it YET.
> Once Vista ships to the general public and Sony launch their Express
> Upgrade (worldwide) they will also be releasing the appropriate
> drivers and other patches (firmware etc) for their models that are
> Vista ready.
>
> As an aside to this I have just installed Vista on a new Sony FE
> series laptop and it functions perfectly - I only had to hack the inf
> to get the video card divers to load.
> So before we all start jumping up and down about their end user
> customer facing support remember that as regards regular end user (not
> corporates or developers) Vista is still not a shipping product
>
> --
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> Mike Brannigan
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