Microsoft to improve Vista device support
Microsoft said Windows Vista now supports 1.9 million peripherals, up from 1.6 million at launch, in response to low-level but persistent grumbling from users about devices that don’t work.
In a keynote speech at Microsoft’s Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) in Los Angeles, Mike Nash, corporate vice president of Windows product management, blamed compatibility problems with about 4,000 devices for roughly 80 percent of the complaints received so far.
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