Does this mp3 player work with Vista? Does this mp3 player work with Vista?
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i just looked this up on the creative website and it said native support so i am assuming from that that you can.
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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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It says it works with windows vista. Generally speaking, software that runs on vista will run on win7.
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While this post is really old, I'll respond in case anyone else is wondering. This player works with any OS. All you do is copy MP3 files to the SD card and put the SD card into the player.
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Holly, as far as I can tell there are no personal media players except the upcoming Zune from Microsoft that claim Vista support of compatibility out of the box. Hardware design cycles from other companies were probably too late to pick up on any Vista idiosyncratic device support. It will take another generation of devices (in other words a year more or so to shake the major Vista bugs out of peripherals...
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I think it will work with Vista but you will need a good tape unit to work with it -- I could not get the sound to transfer from the setup I had -- My computer is Vista also
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Yes it will work with Vista (need 1 GB Ram for 32bit or 2GB ram for 64 bit OS)
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It should work. I don't have Vista machine to test, but it worked fine with Linux, XP and Win7. This is just a switch followed by a standard USB hub, and it doesn't require any driver. The standard USB drivers included in the OSes just work.
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Hmm, well the product I got works with Vista and 7 I believe. It is only the older versions that don't work. I have a Windows 7 and it works perfectly. It should say on the box, "works with vista and 7" or something along those lines.
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It works with Vista and Windows 7, at least.I have excellent experience with this product. It lets me obtain the codes and decide whether to bring the vehicle in, or reset the nuisance codes.
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Sorry for the lag, Yes it works fine with vista. About the only gripe I have with the device is that the display isn't the best and the output to TV is the same. Just comparing to the Epson, but for ~1/2 the price it's worth overlooking, in my case. I use it for storage first and viewing second. The only place I delete is once the photos get on the computer. The little thing is tuff too, just got back from a 4K camping\ride and never had an issue. Actually everyone on the ride was very impressed with the device.
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There is no reason it shouldn't work with Vista - Samsung installs all the drivers and BlueRay movie software. Works great for making backing up your home movies. I have it working on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1
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Yes, it does work with Vista but it helps to be a techie. It came with a Vista driver. I had to kill a Macrovision scheduler process(by id number) with the Task Manager to get one of the programs to install. The ArcSoft PhotoStudio help does not work with Vista unless you follow the error message links and install an old Windows Help program. Even with the help working, there wasn't much there so I couldn't get the program to stitch scans together correctly. The main reason I bought this was my old Visioneer 5800 didn't have a Vista driver. It doesn't seem to scan much faster. My scans have been at 300dpi so I haven't had a chance to see the resolution difference. Yes, it does work with Vista but it helps to be a techie. It came with a Vista driver. I had to kill a Macrovision scheduler process(by id number) with the Task Manager to get one of the programs to install. The ArcSoft PhotoStudio help does not work with Vista unless you follow the error message links and install an old Windows Help program. Even with the help working, there wasn't much there so I couldn't get the program to stitch scans together correctly. The main reason I bought this was my old Visioneer 5800 didn't have a Vista driver. It doesn't seem to scan much faster. My scans have... » Read More Yes, it does work with Vista but it helps to be a techie. It came with a Vista driver. I had to kill a Macrovision scheduler process(by id number) with the Task Manager to get one of the programs to install. The ArcSoft PhotoStudio help does not work with Vista unless you follow the error message links and install an old Windows Help program. Even with the help working, there wasn't much there so I couldn't get the program to stitch scans together correctly. The main reason I bought this was my old Visioneer 5800 didn't have a Vista driver. It doesn't seem to scan much faster. My scans have been at 300dpi so I haven't had a chance to see the resolution difference. « Show Less
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I have a Sansa that has no trouble with vista using the windows meida player. I love it I was thinking about the zune but from these post maybe not I should just stick with the sansa since it also has the sd slot for expansion.
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I haven't been able to get this to work with Vista. For some reason I can't open the internal storage to add files. I have tried both connection modes and have contacted support but can't get it working correctly. It's going back for Cownon to look at becasue right now It's just a glorified FM reciever. I will post again to update the outcome. Maybe this is just a defective unit.
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According to their website, this is compatible with Vista. http://www.dlink.com/products/vista-support/
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Not sure if this helps but I got my 6-year-old 1st generation(!) ipod to work with Vista with no problems. If I can get that old dinosaur to be Vista compatible I'm sure the nano should work just fine. You might have to fool around with the itunes security properties, but other than that, I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work.