Yeah, I found that link during my search as well. It looks like a great solution for XP users, but I'm using Vista Ultimate. And as per my question, how do you stop it in Vista? The utility window is set up completely different and doesn't give you the opportunity to Stop narrator.
I had problems with Firefox on my older machine with XP, but the latest version is running very smooth with Vista on my new machine. IE7 pales in comparison really. Nice security features, but it can get a tad annoying. Everything about Firefox is that much better.
I primarily run image processing apps (Lightroom, Photoshop, etc.), and I haven't had any serious conflicts. I have another PC and a notebook that's still running XP SP2, which I use for other stuff. So far Vista has proven stable and reliable when running my applications on the Vista machine...
Vista is a nice improvement. And when Microsoft introduces a new OS down the road, people will be starting threads about how they prefer Vista over the new OS. Most people don't like change. Nature of the beast. I'm embracing the future. Let's move forward I say. For those wanting to stick...
For now it's good old fashioned trial and error. I've had minor problems running a few apps and very minimal hardware conflicts so far, but for the most part Vista is running smooth on my machine (E6600, 2gb RAM, 250gb HD)
I will add that my machine is a dedicated digital image processor and...