Will this motherboard support windows vista? It seems like it supports XP, 7 and 8.
1035100
Yes. That is, Vista can run on the board. Don't see any reason it wouldn't.
1035101
I have no experience. There are Windows Vista drivers on Gigabyte's website for this board...so I can only assume...
1035102
As windows vista came after XP, and windows 7 uses vista tech, then I see no reason why it should not. But why go back to that old version of windows when 7 works just fine.
1035103
It does support windows 7 and windows 8, I don't know about Windows XP and Windows Vista. I use the MSata daughter board to run windows 8 from, it is incredibly fast!
1173056
The box says it supports Win XP (SP1), Win Vista, Win 7 and Win 8. It also comes with a DVD. I have only used it on a platform with Win 7.
2006441
their manual only indicates Win 7/8/vista, but there are free drivers on the web for win XP for example at "alldriversdownload.org"I see no reason it shouldn't work..
2252795
I can't think of any reason you'd have any trouble with Windows 8.1 on this motherboard. Well, other than it being windows 8.1. But that's going to be a problem no matter what motherboard you use.
1444201
That drive is compatible with WINDOWS OS from XP through 8.1 64 bit. So it will work with VISTA. . Hope this helps!
914255
Sorry but, I have no idea about Vista. I never had Vista and evidently, that is a good thing :} If I were you I would do whatever it takes to upgrade to Windows 7 or 8.
185850
Vista, 7, 8. This really doesn't determine what OS you can or can not use, it is just a graphics card. It has lasted me for about 16 months now, no issues. If you are going to spend the money on this card though you may consider upgrading into the GTX780 though, as it will give more bang for your buck.
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Yes, this card will work with Windows Vista. Just make sure to install the drivers for it from either TP-Link's website or from the CD that comes with the product. Downloading the drivers from TP-Link's website is preferable because they will be the most up to date. If you have access to a computer with internet, just download the driver on that computer and copy it to a flash drive.
1866808
I do not use Windows XP with this motherboard. Gigabyte, on its website, has drivers for Windows XP 32-bit and Windows XP 64-bit. Also, the manual mentions Windows XP for some of the supporting software. I can only assume you should be fine.
2207952
This Processor will support all Windows OS from Win XP to Win 8.1 and all in between. I have loaded Win XP, Win 7, and win 8.1 on a test computer with this Processor and all worked great. A reminder, get as much Ram as your motherboard can support. Will make your computer run faster. Hope this helps you.
1157404
Does anyone worry about buying netbooks and this computer and Microsoft ending support for XP like they eventually did for Windows 98 ? I would want 2GB of RAM if I ever had to install Vista...
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I have this monitor and IT DOES WORK under XP without any kind of special driver installation. I just plugged it in and booted up. Seems to be the case with pretty much all monitors. Also, at the base of the monitor is the certified for vista sticker. Note: this is the AL22223Wd. I'm still confused as to why they're marketing any kind of monitor incompatibility with vista. Seems all monitors (That support 800x600) should run in vista :S.
920219
Yes..I checked the MSI website for this board/cpu combination you mentioned and YES, supported.
1576677
Hi, I bought the this for use it on a windows 7 with a motherboard that has a 1 x PCI-E x1 2.0 Slot, usually the old motherboards does not have one. I don't think it will work on windows ME and maybe with windows XP. I´m sure that it works on Windows 7 and Windows 8.kind Regards
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All motherboards are that support x64bit architecture support all current and new versions of Windows. This one of course, included. If you are new to computer building, I would advise against this one as it's just too expensive for features you would never use. Newer motherboards are cheaper and offer way more up to date features that you wouldn't need to play with.This board came out many years ago and they no longer support/make this either. So prices are just unreasonably high.
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yep.. XP PRO will work perfectly, but I'd recommend upgrading your ram to 2gigs anyways. Vista will work too but will be slow (people install it for testing purposes). And of course, make sure you have all drivers ready after installing new OS. check msiwind.net for other help
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Yes it supports windows 7 that's what am using but 64 bits instead and if your going to spend the money and buy this motherboard i would go with a better ram something like Corsair ddr3 2000mhz 8gb if not your system will be slow but that also depends on your processor speed as well.