I’ve got an Infill T3 car computer that I just upgraded to Vista. Unfortunately for me the upgrade advisor predicted their would be a problem with the USB Touch Screen driver and it was right. Everything else went well and if I can get the touch screen working I’ll be in heaven.

Yesterday I finally solve the touchscreen problem. Just need to install the TouchKit software.
It is the package named “BASW-00042A” on the Samsung CD.

Hello.
I’ve done the same with the ultimate version of Vista.
Touchscreen is working natively, but as you, I didn’t find a way to calibrate.
I have to specifically install the bluetooth driver.
To have some of the harware button to work, I have to install the latest video driver from Intel (ver.# 14.20) and then install the “magic keyboard” software. Only U1/2/3/4 are still not working. Changing resolution and calling the on-screen menu are then ok.
Activating vga-out working too… but these video driver permit to have one screen, the other or both… The on-screen menu is then a problem just having only 2 of the possibilities.
I haven’t succeded to install the UMPC launcher (menu UI)

I’m Curious that will Vistagami products be different than current UMPCs. And i think they won’t be easier and even more expensive due to new expensive os.

So Kevin is not satisfied having the latest UMPC to hit the market, no, he has to install Vista on it. The problems you are having are no doubt due to having no Vista-capable drivers for the touch screen so calibration will be difficult to say the least. It’s pretty cool running Vista in the hand, though. You’re going to make me install it on the Sony U just to keep up.