Windows Vista Is it work with Windows Vista?I had problems with my Palm M515. The Palm M515 didn't work with the new Microsoft product.
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Thank you for the tip, A. Gordon, but unfortunately that download did not repair my problem. It did not repair the problem for many others that are using Palm with Vista either. I do check these things out when I see them. That is why I posted to Amazon, to prevent others the same issues. Palm is supporting their Treo, but not the TX. If you ever hear of another tip on this I'd be delighted to try it. Check out the Palm site for yourself, and see the issues from other owners. Do you have a TX?
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I bought mine in late Oct 2007. I downloaded the software from Palm website and my TX can Hot Synch fine with my laptop with a VISA OS. I was prepared to call the tech support but was able to manage on my own. It did take me quite a bit of time when I was rushed to go on a trip overseas. I do not take my laptop on vacations anymore.to all. DON'T let these whining complains scare you. It WORKS
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Denise, Sorry to hear of your frustration, but don't "warn" others without spending at least 30 seconds doing some research first. Palm software that supports Vista was available for public download on July 24, 2007; months before you posted your message. A simple Google search on "palm tx vista" is all it took to find what you need at http://www.palm.com/us/support/downloads/windesk62.html
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I had problems when I tried to load the Palm TX software on my new Windows Vista laptop, and apparently only the basic applications (calendar, memos, etc.) will Hotsync with Vista, anyway. I was a little disappointed about that. However, I loaded the software on our Windows XP PC, and the Palm TX works (and syncs) like a dream.
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This is starting to get confusing and maybe someone will take the time to clarify [I am very carefully watching these posts as I am considering the purchase of the TX but don't want to run into these [thanks to MS stupid] VISTA problems either: A) ... I found the same info on PalmOne's website as stated by Gordon - the 6.2 Desktop version is Vista compatible - and YES, Denise - it includes the support to the TX. B) .... some earlier post [HalfLife} states something about Palm releasing an updated OS - namely the 6.2 version .... does s/he really mean the Palm OS - or the Palm Desktop version which happens to be 6.2? - anybody know anything about all this? This is starting to get confusing and maybe someone will take the time to clarify [I am very carefully watching these posts as I am considering the purchase of the TX but don't want to run into these [thanks to MS stupid] VISTA problems either: A) ... I found the same info on PalmOne's website as stated by Gordon - the 6.2 Desktop version is Vista compatible - and YES, Denise - it includes the support to the TX. B) .... some earlier post [HalfLife} states something about Palm releasing an updated OS - namely the 6.2 version .... does s/he really mean the Palm OS - or the Palm Desktop... » Read More This is starting to get confusing and maybe someone will take the time to clarify [I am very carefully watching these posts as I am considering the purchase of the TX but don't want to run into these [thanks to MS stupid] VISTA problems either: A) ... I found the same info on PalmOne's website as stated by Gordon - the 6.2 Desktop version is Vista compatible - and YES, Denise - it includes the support to the TX. B) .... some earlier post [HalfLife} states something about Palm releasing an updated OS - namely the 6.2 version .... does s/he really mean the Palm OS - or the Palm Desktop version which happens to be 6.2? - anybody know anything about all this? « Show Less
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I don't know. I have Vista and I can sync just fine. I'm just doing the basic applications, and I didn't download any new software when I got my new computer. I have the Tungsten T5, but it's the same software.
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I went through the PALM TX - VISTA problem with syncing months ago. It took tons of time with email tech support with PALM, HP, and Microsoft. It was finally HP that told me that PALM is a 32 bit system and my problem was that I had the 64 bit VISTA. They sent me the 32 bit version of VISTA (of course with no refund for the 64 bit). After that and with the PALM - Vista fix on the PALM website, everything works fine. I haven't had a need to sync any documents, so that may not work.
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Take a card reader and drop DTG files directly with file drag and drop. Supposedly you might also be able to sync address book through outlook as well. Don't bother with the hotsync prog since it's not supported (yet?) in V. Can't help with the Palm but the card trick works with DTG. Keep files in MSW 1 version below. Don't put any HTML formatting or macros if possible. That'll help avoid reinstalling from crashing when any of the above are in a W file.SD card readers as low as $7 when recycling an ink cartridge at Office Depot. Sunday fliers, go within 1st hr of opening since these are teasers with maybe less than 10 in stock. Take a card reader and drop DTG files directly with file drag and drop. Supposedly you might also be able to sync address book through outlook as well. Don't bother with the hotsync prog since it's not supported (yet?) in V. Can't help with the Palm but the card trick works with DTG. Keep files in MSW 1 version below. Don't put any HTML formatting or macros if possible. That'll help avoid reinstalling from crashing when any of the above are in a W file.SD card readers as low as $7 when recycling an ink cartridge at Office Depot. Sunday fliers, go within 1st hr of opening since these... » Read More Take a card reader and drop DTG files directly with file drag and drop. Supposedly you might also be able to sync address book through outlook as well. Don't bother with the hotsync prog since it's not supported (yet?) in V. Can't help with the Palm but the card trick works with DTG. Keep files in MSW 1 version below. Don't put any HTML formatting or macros if possible. That'll help avoid reinstalling from crashing when any of the above are in a W file.SD card readers as low as $7 when recycling an ink cartridge at Office Depot. Sunday fliers, go within 1st hr of opening since these are teasers with maybe less than 10 in stock. « Show Less
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You can find the support for Vista drivers by going to the following link: http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/swdHome/?sp4ts.oid=377691&spf;_p.tpst=swdMain&spf;_p.prp_swdMain=wsrp-navigationalState%3DswEnvOID%253D2093%257CswLang%253D%257Caction%253DlistDriver&javax.portlet.begCacheTok;=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCach;eTok=com.vignette.cachetoken
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Hi,I am using it on a laptop with windows vista without any problems. It works great.
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Yes. I have Vista and it works perfectly! This printer in on sale this week at Walgreens for $19.99
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I am sorry, Brian, I don't have Vista. I have Windows XP. From comments when I search your question (you may have already done this), there are different answers. It seems the hardware (cable) would work. Some say it is the driver to the printer that needs to be Vista compatible. If your printer is HP, you can call HP and ask them if there is a driver that would work for Vista and could they direct you to a download for it. You might also find it on a web page of your printer's brand name. Good Luck.
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It worked great with Windows Vista..and not much does !sorry can't be more help
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It will sync properly with 32 bit windows 7 via the USB port and the software is fine. In order to sync with 64 bit Windows, it is a bit harder. First, there is not now and will probably never be a 64 bit driver for the USB sync cable. The work around is to sync it via Bluetooth. You have to have a Bluetooth transmitter on your computer (one is available on Amazon for as little as $5-10). Once that is working, you need to configure your palm to pair with your Bluetooth transmitter on your computer. The same PDA software and Hot sync programs still work fine with 64 bit Windows.
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I'm using it it with Windows 7. I downloaded the latest driver (which is, actually, not that new) from the company website, and it seems to work fine. If it works with 7, I'm sure it will work with Vista as well.
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I have W-Vista and it works great. From what I found online, it does work with W-7, but atleast one user is having problems with it since he/she upgraded to W-8. I hope this helps.
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No. It only works with Vista or Windows 7. I recommend the 64bit versions of those OSes. Jeffrey Tranberry Digital Imaging Product Development Adobe Systems, Product Manager, Chief Customer Advocate
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I don't know for a fact (or from experience), but 64-bit driver support for Vista usually includes Windows 7 and vice-versa. I think it will work.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "Vista Compatibility" I'm sure if will work with any operating system. If there are special codes for vista, the manufacturer could probably answer it.
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Yes, it works OK with mine. I may have had to download the newer driver - ACB10US1 Driver for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 - I can't remember.
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Yes, I'm currently using it with Windows Vista. I had no problems with installation.
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It only works on my XP. Will not work on my Windows Vista. I had to send the one I bought from Amazon. I like it more than any I have and it is too bad the do not have an up to date version.
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I'm using Vista 64 bit and it works excellent with my Vista, I can't truly say a factual yes but, I feel it should work without any problems.
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Is it still working?, cause mone does not with many other windows vista computers or laptps..