I'm not too keen to find out what's going on. Creative, as far
as they are concern, don't really care a hoot about what users do
as long as you don't claim rights over their stuffs. Creative
doesn't like that a lot; the lawsuit between Apple and Creative
should show a lot...
However... do take note that Creative also licenses from other
technology companies as well... while Creative can don't care for
their own products... other technology companies which Creative
licenses from may not think the same way. Creative could be sued if
they did nothing about it.
It's just bad PR IMO. Creative bore the whole thing.
And BTW, coming up with a driver that works on Vista is not
easy. If Vista doesn't like it, it will BSOD on you. It doesn't
matter if you follow rules, Vista is just Vista. I'm not surprised
if Creative has problems coming up with something that works.
Creative also released some slipshod work for those who have good
memory...
