Re: Vista SP1 support

Hello!
Does anyone have information about the toshiba vista sp1 support? There is no official statement anywhere as far as I know. I encountered problems after the sp1 installation yesterday, so I was looking for help on the toshiba website, but there was no inforamtion.
Cheers, alp

I dont know why you start this discussion in 2 different threads but I would recommend following one thread.
This one:
http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums//message.jspa?messageID=114582#114582
PS: This is a user to user forum and any not official informations are not known in our tiny forum community ;)

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