vireo
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I got a new laptop (dual-core, 1G RAM, etc) last July and though I had the option to go with XP, I thought 'might as well be up-to-date and have the Vista option. Well, I persisted for a long time, getting more and more frustrated with the multitude of things that Vista does in a silly way (compared to XP). I thought about going back to XP any number of times, but decided to stick it out - especially as Vista SP1 was on the way.
Well, SP1 was duly loaded when launched but the performance of the machine didnt improve as dramatically as I had hoped. Then, my HDD decided to go belly-up last week, and after Dell shipped me a new one, I took the opportunity to see if XP (which I use on a desktop st home and a work laptop) would be any better on this 'new' laptop. Oh, happy days.....!!! Its nice being back in familiar territory....... its far more "logical" and though its too early to say if the apparent speed of the processor will be improved, I'm now very happy that I reverted to XP.
Makes me wonder where this Vista stuff is going.........
Well, SP1 was duly loaded when launched but the performance of the machine didnt improve as dramatically as I had hoped. Then, my HDD decided to go belly-up last week, and after Dell shipped me a new one, I took the opportunity to see if XP (which I use on a desktop st home and a work laptop) would be any better on this 'new' laptop. Oh, happy days.....!!! Its nice being back in familiar territory....... its far more "logical" and though its too early to say if the apparent speed of the processor will be improved, I'm now very happy that I reverted to XP.
Makes me wonder where this Vista stuff is going.........