Window vista / falshing boxes

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  1. johnburke

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    I have a new computer now and wasnt able to flash my box last time because of window vista. Does GT room Super8.02 work with vista?
     
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    Nothing works with Vista John lol
    better off borrowing a XP its less complicated!!
     
    DesB, Dec 18, 2008
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    dont have a chance tonight then is the gt super the new one any way. I havent manually put in codes in years but if i find them will it work?
     
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    Manually inputting the codes should work no problem.

    As for Des' comment, just bin that Micro$oft junk, and run with Linux, or even the new Intel compatible Mac OSX.
     
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    hi eamo i have just msg in your shout box didnt know how to pm u
     
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    Just saw the message, pm'd the answer to you.
    To send a pm to someone, click on the little head and arrow icon on the right side of the page, across from the users name. To check for pm's sent to you, click on the 'Private Messages' link at the top of the page.
     
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    Try it in 'compatibility mode' (right click on icon, select properties)
     
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  8. malvision

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    hi everyone

    The best thing to do is load xp onto a usb external hdd.Go into the bios and boot from the usb port this will then load xp and your ready to programme flash etc your stb
     
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