Zune can finally handle Vista

Zunista better late than never

By Nick Farrell

Wed Dec 20 2006, 13:27

SOFTWARE GIANT Microsoft has finally enabled its flagship media gismo to talk to its flagship operating system.

When the Zune hit the shops about a month ago, it had difficulties working with Vista, much to the mirth of the tech press.

However according to the Zune site, Microsoft has issued a 22MB update to make the beast compatible with Vista.

The update also improves the Zune software installation process, which has been miffing a number of Zune owners.

Punters can install it via Microsoft auto-update, or go to Zune.net to get it. µ

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