Links to Vista drivers...

[pam123]

Here you go : http://www.radarsync.com/vista/

Use this page to get a firm idea of what's out there and what's coming when.
It will save you some time but you'll still have to keep an eye out for updates.

[dogdude16]

mabye this should be stickied until vista becomes more popular and more support comes out.

[tigstah]

thanks pam.....

[darkside]

I used this software to find the lastest drivers for my new intel vista build, it found all the chipset drivers no problem and i installed them (i thought) no problem. I scanned again just to make sure there all ok and to my suprise i still needed the same drivers. Apparently you have to add a '-overall' parameter for them to install correctly, and heres how -

* Download the intel chipset driver, and save it in your "C:" drive, not under any folder, just "C:"
* Click on the "Start" button in Windows, then click on "Run..."
* Type this into the window that appears:
If you have newer than Windows ME (2000, XP, Vista) enter (type and hit enter): cmd
If you have Windows ME or older (ME, 98, 95) enter (type and hit enter): command
* A black window will appear. In that window, enter (type and hit enter): cd \
* Now, enter (type and hit enter) the name of the Intel chipset driver that you downloaded followed by "-overall"
For example: infinst_autol_8_2_0_1014.exe -overall
Make sure that you include spaces before the dash. Older versions of infinst_autol require "-A -OVERALL" instead.

Your Intel chipset driver will now install correctly. After the installation is complete, you can delete the file you downloaded, but it is not necessary.

Source - http://driveragent.com/intel_drivers.php

Not my own work so no credit to me, but handy to know! Hope this helps someone