Did you do a full install, or just a Vista upgrade? It is possible, Vista re-wrote over your entire previous operating system and data, or wrote over the registry entries for BOINC. Just a possibility.
Did you do a full install, or just a Vista upgrade? It is possible, Vista re-wrote over your entire previous operating system and data, or wrote over the registry entries for BOINC. Just a possibility.
It is a complete new PC with Vista and a 32 Bit Ultima Version.
That selfemade PC running VISTA is perfect running include Einstein - untill a reboot.
This is the main complaint about Vista and BOINC: Do a reboot and lose the ability to run BOINC. You need to do a reinstall of BOINC after each reboot. So for the moment do no run BOINC on Vista. The developers know about it, but there's no fix yet.
This is the main complaint about Vista and BOINC: Do a reboot and lose the ability to run BOINC. You need to do a reinstall of BOINC after each reboot. So for the moment do no run BOINC on Vista. The developers know about it, but there's no fix yet.
I thought that installing to a directory outside of the "program files" tree was a workaround for this problem. I don't have vista so I don't know for sure though.
I can start boincmgr.exe under Vista by checking "run as Administrator" under the compatibility tab and adding USERS with full permissions under the security tab of boincmgr's properties.
Still having a problem with auto-start after boot and I am not yet certain BOINC is running 100% as it should. I just came up with this workaround.
Reapiring the install after each reboot is 100% though.
Fact: BOINC doesn't support Vista yet. If you have problems, they are probably known, but not solved. Yet. The devs will surely have a look at it, but don't ask when.
Windows Vista lost Userdata
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Did you do a full install, or just a Vista upgrade? It is possible, Vista re-wrote over your entire previous operating system and data, or wrote over the registry entries for BOINC. Just a possibility.
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RE: Did you do a full
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It is a complete new PC with Vista and a 32 Bit Ultima Version.
That selfemade PC running VISTA is perfect running include Einstein - untill a reboot.
Strong enough for crunching Einstein:
Vista Test
Prozessor: 5.3
RAM: 5.6
Grafics: 5.9
Grafic-Game: 5.8
Disk: 5.9
Summary: 5.3
I like it ;-)
This is the main complaint
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This is the main complaint about Vista and BOINC: Do a reboot and lose the ability to run BOINC. You need to do a reinstall of BOINC after each reboot. So for the moment do no run BOINC on Vista. The developers know about it, but there's no fix yet.
RE: This is the main
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I thought that installing to a directory outside of the "program files" tree was a workaround for this problem. I don't have vista so I don't know for sure though.
BOINC WIKI
BOINCing since 2002/12/8
I can start boincmgr.exe
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I can start boincmgr.exe under Vista by checking "run as Administrator" under the compatibility tab and adding USERS with full permissions under the security tab of boincmgr's properties.
Still having a problem with auto-start after boot and I am not yet certain BOINC is running 100% as it should. I just came up with this workaround.
Reapiring the install after each reboot is 100% though.
Fact: BOINC doesn't support
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Fact: BOINC doesn't support Vista yet. If you have problems, they are probably known, but not solved. Yet. The devs will surely have a look at it, but don't ask when.