What makes you think there are missing drivers
iPod fine here
Takes about 15sec for the wireless connection to come online

"husky86" <husky86@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate with Service Pack 1 on a desktop
> system.
> The motherboard I'm using is NVIDIA's nForce 680i SLI (video card is
> NVIDIA's
> GeForce 8800 Ultra).
>
> The desktop system is a little less than a year old. And Windows Vista
> has
> been out on the market for well over a year. The problem I'm continuing
> to
> experience is MISSING DRIVERS.
>
> For instance, every time I put this desktop to sleep, when I wake it up
> there's no Internet connection. The manufacturer has confirmed that this
> is
> a Windows Vista issue (a driver that hasn't been released yet). NVIDIA
> says
> it's not their problem. The manufacturer confirms this.
>
> When I plug in my iPod I get error messages all over the place. After
> contacting the manufacturer as well as Apple I was once again informed
> that
> this is a Windows Vista missing driver issue. "It's Microsoft's problem,"
> an
> Apple representative told me.
>
> There's a few other missing driver problems as well.
>
> I just wonder if I'm getting the runaround here....? In other words, is
> this really Microsoft's responsibility, NVIDIA's responsibility, Apple's
> responsibility, etc., regarding these ongoing missing drivers?
>
> I have the latest updates as far as Microsoft Update (I check every
> morning). And yet 12-14 months after Vista's release, I still don't have
> access to the drivers I need. This is infuriating.
>
> Unfortunately, one can't really complain to Microsoft about these missing
> drivers because Vista came with my desktop system and therefore is an OEM
> product. Microsoft won't allow me to talk to them directly, in other
> words.
>
> Suggestions?[/color]