Ok, I've seen so many complaints about it; just how unstable, bad, confusing, hard, etc. is Vista? I just don't think I want to face it on my next PC upgrade.
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That's the same as the "Get a Mac" option.Where's the option "Vista is the Devil!"
Chris,
I have used it for several months now. Some people love it and swear by it; the rest of us swear at it.
Much of it is intuitive and easy enough to follow. They have added some functionality in the multi-media area, rearranged some old things I was used to in XP, and made some things more irritating (e.g., the constant confirmation of every single step to be taken in some operations. I am just about frustrated enough to apostasize to Mac on my next computer purchase.
My only problem is that it runs slow.
My only problem is that it runs slow.
I have Vista and it runs extremely fast. But I also have 4 GB of memory. Vista is a memory hog. 2 GB is a bare minimum. 4 GB is preferred.
My Dad bought a laptop from Dell with Vista on it. I am greatly disappointed. We have had nothing but issues with it and peripherals.
Problems with Vista. Not the puter.
My Dad bought a laptop from Dell with Vista on it. I am greatly disappointed. We have had nothing but issues with it and peripherals.
Problems with Vista. Not the puter.
I bet if you go to Microsoft.com, they'll direct you to an online store they have and sell you peripherals that will work with Vista...
My Dad bought a laptop from Dell with Vista on it. I am greatly disappointed. We have had nothing but issues with it and peripherals.
Problems with Vista. Not the puter.
I bet if you go to Microsoft.com, they'll direct you to an online store they have and sell you peripherals that will work with Vista...
That's the problem. Why should you have to buy something else to get your OS to work? Shouldn't a good product work properly "out of the box?"
I bet if you go to Microsoft.com, they'll direct you to an online store they have and sell you peripherals that will work with Vista...
That's the problem. Why should you have to buy something else to get your OS to work? Shouldn't a good product work properly "out of the box?"
I know. The nerve of a company. I could not imagine a company that would expect you to buy all your hardware from them. That would be like expecting you to buy all their software from them. It would be like expecting you to buy all their products, with their logo on everything. They might even have the nerve to "lock out" third party vendors so that you were virtually forbidden from using a non-monopolistic product. A company that draconian might actually force people to invent a way to "unlock" their product that would involve canceling the warranty, hours and hours of work, so much work in fact that it would become national news.
Bad, bad, company.