Windows Vista Users Experiencing Broadband Connection Problems

ISP Virgin Media, is currently working towards theMicrosoft in January, which means that those
production of installation discs that are compatibleconsumers that have invested in new PCs, most
with Vista. However, at present there are only aof which are likely to come ready installed with
limited number of staff members able to assistVista, are the ones that will be experiencing these
customers that are experiencing these problems,problems when trying to get a broadband
as not all staff are trained to do this. Oneconnection up and running. However, Virgin has
spokesperson for Virgin Media stated: "This isalso stated that it is the incompatibility with the
currently the case with many ISPs. The situationinstallation disc that is the problem, and not the
with Virgin Media's broadband service Vistaactual broadband facility. He said: "We can get
compatibility isn't a specific one".people online without the installation disc. It's not
Yvan Bamping of broadband comparison site isthat it does not work, it's just the disc."
surprised that these issues where not identifiedA number of service providers are experiencing
earlier stating "broadband providers have beenthe same issues. One BT spokesman confirmed
aware of the roll out of Vista for some time.that they were now supporting Vista after some
Greater co-operation between Microsoft and theinitial problems, and that they have set up a Vista
ISPs could have saved the consumer some majorweb page to help consumers to get their PCs
inconveniences".connected.
Windows Vista was launched for consumers by