Nissan Fast US 2003 CD 1

[maxnix]

Yeah (use TugZip if you don't have a free extractor), but I don't know if it installed as I seem to have a link to my original installation on the FAST menu.

The default installation folder was C:\Nissan\ There is a setup.exe file in one of the subfolders he may need to run. I will mess with it next week to see if it is indeed running or if I am on the old one still.

[Haitian_King]

Sorry to resuscitate an old thread, but will the latest version of FAST work with Vista? I got the one from phatg20.

[AlabamaDan]

When everyone gets the installation issues worked out I'd like to talk about how to use the Dang thing.

[Raxephon]

Sorry to resuscitate an old thread, but will the latest version of FAST work with Vista? I got the one from phatg20.

I couldn't get it to work with the version of vista that came with my notebook.(Actually it was one of the biggest reasons I installed XP and deleted Vista)

[Haitian_King]

Dammit. I'm downloading it onto my Vista notebook as I'm typing. Oh well. I'll just move it to my other notebook via external HD.

[99q45t_vl]

Or upgrade your laptop to XP.

[maxnix]

Brian did you download yours from phatg20?

Yes, but I had HeavyDuty's disk first.

I now have the 11/2007 fast. If you want it, send a buck and I'll send anyone a copy.

[Haitian_King]

Or upgrade your laptop to XP.

XP is technically a downgrade to Vista (Plenty beg to differ, but I'm adjusting to Vista quite well.). I have XP on one notebook and Vista on the other. Gotta appreciate OEM.

[Raxephon]

Vista was slower than snail snot on a hot day in the middle of the Mojave running on my DV6000, but XP just zooms right on like greased lightning.

[lino]

I am running Windows XP Pro and using an original copy of the Canadian FAST. It works fine, but does not have any US-specific model parts like active parts etc... (Active Q45s were not offered in Canada)

[Haitian_King]

Vista was slower than snail snot on a hot day in the middle of the Mojave running on my DV6000, but XP just zooms right on like greased lightning.

True. I'm running Vista on an Acer Aspire 3680. I bought it for $399 on sale. The sole intention was to have a smaller notebook to take to class. My Travelmate 4010 is a monster. I find that a RAM upgrade to 2-4 GB will put a little pep in it. I hated this notebook forever (Vista Aspire) but recently, I've discovered that it can be oretty good. I started using it as a backup notebook for my music production and it's performed quite well.