Windows Vista: Is the SanDisk Cruzer Titanium 4GB compatible with Windows Vista?
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It depends on what you mean by compatible with Vista. Any flash drive you can find on the market today will let you plug it into your usb port and copy files to and from it in Vista. From what I've been able to find in my research the U3 software doesn't work under Vista at this point no matter what model of this drive you get - that will change when a new version of U3 is released. Finally there's Ready Boost - the feature of Vista that lets you plug in a flash drive to speed up your computer in lieu of adding more memory. As far as I can tell there are 2 different versions of the titanium out right now - one that is compatible with ready boost (look for a "RB" at the end of the product number - eg. SDCZ7-4096-A10RB) and one that isn't (SDCZ7-4096-A10 in this case). Right now you can expect to pay about $15-$20 more for the Ready Boost capable drives. How's that for confusing? :-)
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I would expect it to be compatible as Vista is same drivers windows 7. Of course you should have the latest service pack for Vista. The AMD website shows vista compatible.
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I run a 32-bit Vista system. Formatted a 4tb drive GTP/NTFS, connected via eSata and it is both fast and reliable. USB does not work.
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I'm currently running maverick. I went to the SanDisk site and installed the driver there. It's still working perfectly.
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I purchased this unit so I can use an old printer from Window 7. I had some problems with the driver but it finally worked. I don't see why you could not use it with windows vista.
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I have Windows Vista Home Premium Edition. It worked with an upgrade CD mailed from Pentax. Just downloading the Vista driver did not work for me. You can order the CD (Free - you need serial number on scanner) at: http://www.pentaxtech.com/Support/Software/DSmobile/upgrade_cd.html
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I dont see why it wouldnt work on Vista. For one thing, it is probably just seen as a "USB Mass Storage Device" like every other mp3 player out there. Also, most XP apps work on Vista in "compatibility mode".I will risk it for the price. :)
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This snack tray is ONLY compatible with CRUZ strollers made in 2014 and earlier and the older VISTA stroller. It is NOT compatible with the 2015 VISTA, 2015 CRUZ or LEGACY.
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Yes it works fine. I have it on all my computers which have Vista. "Upgrade to XP"... Thats pretty funny!
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I too have Windows Vista and am anxious to find out which- if any players are compatible with it. I have about decided on a Creative Zen V or plus and found one at SecureMart.com for $81.00. I hope someone can answer this for us. Ok- I kept searching and I think I will go with YES! Based on......the Vista Compatible site they listed the Creative M something or other that has 30 and 60 Gb for $299.00. I looked at the requirements and they are exactly the same as the Zen V plus. Does this make sense to anyone but me?
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I think it will be locked into WMP due to pressure from Microsoft, not because of Sandisk engineering. There is a more in depth thread in the anythingbutipod forum... google it.
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Yes, it is Vista compatible. As Andrew said before, you can pull out the SD card and transfer files directly to it, provided you have an SD card reader slot on your computer.Alternately, you can use the included cable to transfer the files directly onto the card-- the Shaker acts as an external SD card reader in that case.Windows Media Player could theoretically be used to "sync", but I wouldn't recommend this, as the files WMP makes from CDs and other sources tend to be in WMA format, which the Shaker can't play natively-- you'll need to convert WMA files to MP3 first (same goes for iTunes M4V files). Amazon MP3 files work fine, though. Yes, it is Vista compatible. As Andrew said before, you can pull out the SD card and transfer files directly to it, provided you have an SD card reader slot on your computer.Alternately, you can use the included cable to transfer the files directly onto the card-- the Shaker acts as an external SD card reader in that case.Windows Media Player could theoretically be used to "sync", but I wouldn't recommend this, as the files WMP makes from CDs and other sources tend to be in WMA format, which the Shaker can't play natively-- you'll need to convert WMA files... » Read More Yes, it is Vista compatible. As Andrew said before, you can pull out the SD card and transfer files directly to it, provided you have an SD card reader slot on your computer.Alternately, you can use the included cable to transfer the files directly onto the card-- the Shaker acts as an external SD card reader in that case.Windows Media Player could theoretically be used to "sync", but I wouldn't recommend this, as the files WMP makes from CDs and other sources tend to be in WMA format, which the Shaker can't play natively-- you'll need to convert WMA files to MP3 first (same goes for iTunes M4V files). Amazon MP3 files work fine, though. « Show Less
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Hi, I still have the packaging and it lists Windows Vista as a supported OS, it also lists Windows 7 (no mention of 32 or 64 bit) but I can confirm it works well with Windows 7 64-bit. Hope this helps you in taking the plunge. Listiel W.
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Yes it "should" be fine. If for some reason Vista does not recognize and successfully load the driver. You might try to manually do a Windows/Microsoft Update. If that doesn't work, restart the computer with the card installed to see if Vista will load the driver. If that doesn't work; get a 12lbs sledge hammer and swing away...
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According to the Canon USA Web-site, Vista is clearly supported. I've personally successfully used my PIXMA iP2702 with XP (SP3) and Windows 7 (64-bit) Home Premium.
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The picture next to your question matches the product. I have used Sandisk Cruzers and the Patriot fits solidly into the computer similar to Sandisk products. I use a variety of flash drives in my work and have been very pleased with the Patriot -- good fit, solidly made, fast performance.
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To the best of my knowledge, most drivers that support Vista and Win 7 also support Server 2008, but contact Anker. The folks there are very supportive. And I believe that if you asked them for a full refund AND return shipping, they would honor it. See my review for the steps I used to make it work on my (apparently) outdated system. The card works fine and is backwards compatible. Call "Sunnie" toll-free at 1-800-988-7973. Cheers.