Eee PC 900 - Wanting some help

[Guest CJ Rowlands]

Well, as my title says, i have a EeePC 900, and ive installed vista home premium onto it.

This makes two main problems:

Lack of space

Lack of drivers

so, i was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me:

A ) Where can i find any decent EeePC related drivers for vista

&

B ) Is it possible to somehow link the two drives together, so the EeePC thinks they are one drive?

I know this sounds crazy, but it would solve a lot of peoples problems

with issues of running out of space, making Xp or vista complain.

Hope you can help

cris

[Guest BowieBowie]

Well, as my title says, i have a EeePC 900, and ive installed vista home premium onto it.

This makes two main problems:

Lack of space

Lack of drivers

so, i was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me:

A ) Where can i find any decent EeePC related drivers for vista

&

B ) Is it possible to somehow link the two drives together, so the EeePC thinks they are one drive?

I know this sounds crazy, but it would solve a lot of peoples problems

with issues of running out of space, making Xp or vista complain.

Hope you can help

cris

I think you should forget about VISTA. It won't work and even you manage to get everything work, it will be pretty slow. Windows XP work with Asus Eee PC 900, so you can give it a try. Drivers can be found Asus website (not for VISTA).

[Guest demy]

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[Guest jpfarah]

i installed vista on my eee pc 900 everything worked perfect except the network adaptor. any help with that?

Well, as my title says, i have a EeePC 900, and ive installed vista home premium onto it.

This makes two main problems:

Lack of space

Lack of drivers

so, i was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me:

A ) Where can i find any decent EeePC related drivers for vista

&

B ) Is it possible to somehow link the two drives together, so the EeePC thinks they are one drive?

I know this sounds crazy, but it would solve a lot of peoples problems

with issues of running out of space, making Xp or vista complain.

Hope you can help

cris

[Guest awarner (MVP)]

Generic network adaptors should work as long as you know the chipset used.

Personally scrap Vista as it was never designed to run on a limited netbook and use XP until Windows 7 arrives.

I'm using W7 Starter and it's running really well, any version should be ok though. There are a few things I wish Starter had but it is a cut down version and designed for netbooks specifically.