Hi. For the most part the only thing to watch for, and this holds true
for Vista and XP, is that you use the latest video display drivers. Even
if you just purchased a new machine, don't count on the drivers being
the most current. Another thing we recommend is for all the extra
not-needed-software to be removed. Things like Google toolbars, yahoo
toolbars, ETC. This will make the computer experience much more
enjoyable, even without Window-Eyes in the mix.
Many thanks.
On 2/14/2010 8:01 AM, Tracy Son wrote:
Hello list.
Can anyone give me any good recommendations on what kind of laptop to
buy with Windows
7 32 or 64 bit that will not give Window-eyes any trouble when you
install it?
I have heard mentioned on the list different problems people are having
with laptops
and display drivers and window-eyes working with them.
I need to get some good Ideas so I can avoid these problems.
Thank you.
Tracy Son.
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