G
Guest
Yes, it's sadly true. You can't Save a file after a download. It vanishes.
Here is the scenario, try it (I'm interested in your feedback):
Go to ATI's site and download the Vista Catalyst beta drivers. Do a search
for Vista under ATI's knowledge base. Select "Catalyst Beta Driver..., then
select the driver download link. In my case it was:
https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/ati_LH_RC0_32.exe
Select the Save button from the dialogue popup.
Select Save again.
Now here's the fun part. Make sure the folder C:\Users\"your
username"\Desktop is open. That way you can watch after the download has
finished as the above file ati_LH_RC0_32.exe is written to that folder (whish
has read/write privileges BTW),
then watch as your file suddenly disappears into the Twilight Zone.
The file cannot be searched. It's hocus pocus.
Isn't Vista beta 2 wonderful?
I wish someone from Microsoft could tell us how we can solve this rather
thorny issue.
Xavier (IT Professional)
Here is the scenario, try it (I'm interested in your feedback):
Go to ATI's site and download the Vista Catalyst beta drivers. Do a search
for Vista under ATI's knowledge base. Select "Catalyst Beta Driver..., then
select the driver download link. In my case it was:
https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/ati_LH_RC0_32.exe
Select the Save button from the dialogue popup.
Select Save again.
Now here's the fun part. Make sure the folder C:\Users\"your
username"\Desktop is open. That way you can watch after the download has
finished as the above file ati_LH_RC0_32.exe is written to that folder (whish
has read/write privileges BTW),
then watch as your file suddenly disappears into the Twilight Zone.
The file cannot be searched. It's hocus pocus.
Isn't Vista beta 2 wonderful?
I wish someone from Microsoft could tell us how we can solve this rather
thorny issue.
Xavier (IT Professional)