On a Windows Vista-based computer, when you click Install a program from the network in Control Panel, you do not see the status column in the Get Programs dialog box that shows whether applications are installed.

In earlier Windows operating systems such as Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, when you click Add New Programs in the Add or Remove Programs dialog box, you see the status column that shows whether applications are installed.

You perform one of the following actions in Windows Vista:

• You hold down the NUM LOCK key for more than 5 seconds to turn on Toggle Keys.
• You hold down right-side SHIFT key for more than 5 seconds to turn on Filter Keys.

In either scenario, a dialog box appears, and you are prompted whether you want to enable Toggle Keys or Filter Keys. However, the dialog box does not have the focus as expected. Therefore, you cannot directly give an appropriate response to the prompt.

In Windows Vista, when you use Windows Explorer to try to copy files to an Iomega REV drive that contains a write-protected disk, you do not receive an error message. Instead, a Mastering dialog box appears in which the Mastering option is enabled. When you click OK, and then you try to burn the files, you receive the following error message:

You can’t add files to this disc.

Then, the disk is ejected.

When you insert a disk that is not write-protected in the Iomega REV drive, and then you try to burn the files, you receive the following error message:

The disc in the drive is not a writable disc or it is full.

Then, the disk is ejected.

Consider the following scenario. You are running a language version of Windows Vista that uses a double-byte character set (DBCS). You view the Driver File Details dialog box in Device Manager. In this scenario, you find that some text in this dialog box not appear correctly. For example, the text “All rights reserved” is truncated to “All rights.”

Note: For information about the location of the Driver File Details dialog box in Device Manager, see the “More information” section.

Consider the following scenario:

• You have a computer that is running Windows Vista.
• You select some Asian language text, such as Chinese text, in Microsoft Office Word 2003 or in an earlier version of Word.
• You use the Phonetic Guide feature in Word to apply ruby text to the selected text.

In this scenario, the ruby text is not displayed in the Phonetic Guide dialog box in Word. Additionally, you cannot apply ruby text to the selected text in Word.

Note: You do not experience this issue in Microsoft Office Word 2007.

When you use a dial-up Internet service provider (ISP) in Windows Vista, the Auto Disconnect dialog box may appear when you close Windows Internet Explorer 7. The Auto Disconnect feature closes the connection to the ISP after a designated period of inactivity or after the connection is no longer needed. However, the Auto Disconnect dialog box may automatically disappear after several seconds or after several minutes. Because of this problem, it may not be obvious that you are still connected to the dial-up ISP.

Consider the following scenario.

• On a computer that is running Windows Vista, you configure Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 to use a digital signature when you send e-mail.
• You import a digital ID into Outlook 2007.
• The digital ID includes a Cryptography Next Generation (CNG) key.

In this scenario, the Request For Permission to Use a Key dialog box appears whenever you try to send an e-mail message. After you grant Outlook 2007 permission to use the digital ID, Outlook 2007 successfully sends the e-mail message.

Note: When you try to send the e-mail message, you may also be prompted to enter the password of the digital ID. This situation depends on the security level that you specify for the digital ID.

After you apply security update 929123, you may be prompted by a dialog box that requests more input about how to continue when you browse a Web site.

The information in this article applies to the following configuration(s):

• Catalyst Control Center
• Radeon® 9700 series
• Radeon® 9650/9600 series
• Radeon® 9550/9500 series
• Windows Vista 32bit Edition
• Windows Vista 64bit Edition

Symptoms:
Catalyst Control Center: The Help Launching Dialog is currently not localized for all supported languages