... What I say better: up to a folder and the usual warranty and warnings is nothing. Now I lay it actually also no particular value, but the sheet-guide following I have connected to the VGA connector without thinking about the monitor. After Vista was set up so far, the great disillusionment came: instead of the powerful graphics card according to the product description Vista showed me that a cheaper onboard chip is responsible without dedicated memory for graphics. When questioned replied Amazon that I should call the manufacturer's hotline - for 99 cents per minute. I then first night slept over it and then came up with the bright idea to try one of the other graphics connector, using the supplied adapter. Lo and behold, everything available, all good. The device makes an appealing impression, runs very quietly, let take amsonsten still operating. I now want to upgrade to Windows 7. In the above comment I read that is recommended for Vista again themself. Is this really necessary? If so, how do I do that? Should I just create a system recovery DVD? Maybe I'll get the information, if I get the upgrade, have now given the first voucher in the mail. But fear that the documentation there will bear much. For a little tip I would be grateful!
