Vista RTM Serious problem

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Hello everyone. I experience a serious problem using Vista RTM build 6000

Several times a day I get into this uncomfortable situation - suddenly my
Right Button of my mouse stops responding - no Context-menus appear. And
unfirtunately this is not all... While in this "no right button mode" (let me
call it this way) when I double click on my user folder (or for example
Games-folder) I see blank window - the user interface is drawn properly but
there's no content as if there is no files or folders. Sometimes it gets even
worse - in "no right button mode" my double click stops responding - I click,
an item i click gets selected but there's no action to double-click.
Sometimes start menu stops responding (it appears well but no action when
items clicked). The only way to solve - is restarting PC or logging off and
then logging in...

Before writing here I was looking after my computer for a while - and It
seems to me that this "no right button mode" turns on while IE7 is used... It
is really unpleasant because I do like IE and I don't use other browsers. But
according to my lifestyle I use Internet almost 24/7 . And in this "no right
click mode" I risk to loose very important data...

If you have a version that It's becouse of my mouse or USB - I can tell that
on my Windows XP (working on the same PC) there is no such problem. Also I
can tell that all IE-addons are checked and I don't use "dangerouse" sites...

The last thing I can tell that I heard about the SAME problem from my
collegues and friends, so it is not only me who experience it.

Microsoft, please investigate this situation becouse it makes Vista almost
UNusable for people
 
If I run Internet Explorer, roughly 90% of the time when I right-click the
Internet Explorer down at the bottom on the Start Menu, to open the context
menu, that window will completely lock up. Start Menu locks up completely
until I close that browser window through Task Manager. I can relate.
 
By posting a bug do you mean a standard bug report with the Microsoft Beta
Client or a request to Microsoft Product Support Services?

If you submitted a bug via the Microsoft Beta Client, be aware that Connect
closed that function over a week ago and has asked the TechBeta testers to
discontinue its use. Since Vista is now a released product, the
instructions now are to submit bugs and feature requests via the traditional
methods on Microsoft.com just like you do for XP.
 
Vista Support: http://support.microsoft.com/ph/11732

Bugs: http://support.microsoft.com/gp/contactbug

Questions when you don't even know the vocabulary:
https://support.microsoft.com/commo...m/results.aspx?mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&q=wish

And another general portal for support:
http://support.microsoft.com/select/?LN=en-us&target=assistance&c1=509&x=13&y=14

Sometimes it works to submit what really is a bug as a support incident
because when the support pro can not fix the issue he escalates to Research
and those folks do file bug reports (usually without saying so).

The entry portal for all such things MS is
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?WS=Wish
Navigate to microsoft.com and type "wish" in the search also gets you there.
 
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