No reason to update to Vista

For all the problems with printing, security lockdowns, unable to run,
20 thousand step to get to a simple screen graphic card crashes you
are all convincing me that my next machine will have XP Pro
SP2.................

Or

I might just wait another 2 years for MS finally work be on Vista
Ultimate SP3 and fix the mess and let the hardware catch on......


No reason to upgrade


Thanks you all

"Joe" <Joe@hotmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:o7fk43d916tpp1ektgp10qskp8bed54dc7@4ax.com...
> For all the problems with printing, security lockdowns, unable to run,
> 20 thousand step to get to a simple screen graphic card crashes you
> are all convincing me that my next machine will have XP Pro
> SP2.................
>
> Or
>
> I might just wait another 2 years for MS finally work be on Vista
> Ultimate SP3 and fix the mess and let the hardware catch on......
>
>
> No reason to upgrade
>

Couldn't agree more with you. Vista SUCKS BIGTIME!!!

> Thanks you all
>
>

"Joe" <Joe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> For all the problems with printing, security lockdowns, unable to run,
> 20 thousand step to get to a simple screen graphic card crashes you
> are all convincing me that my next machine will have XP Pro
> SP2.................
>
> Or
>
> I might just wait another 2 years for MS finally work be on Vista
> Ultimate SP3 and fix the mess and let the hardware catch on......
>
>
> No reason to upgrade
>
>
> Thanks you all
>
>

OR............ you could just purchase a Vista system, like Dell's XPS, and
enjoy a remarkable computer experience where everything works faster,
prettier, and more efficiently. Note that a new system with preinstalled
Vista has all the hardware and software compatibility working just fine.
The "mess" that you're writing about is mostly the fault of users who don't
know what they're doing.

EW

"LoneStar" <ewyatt_del_me@excite.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Joe" <Joe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:o7fk43d916tpp1ektgp10qskp8bed54dc7@4ax.com...
> > For all the problems with printing, security lockdowns, unable to run,
> > 20 thousand step to get to a simple screen graphic card crashes you
> > are all convincing me that my next machine will have XP Pro
> > SP2.................
> >
> > Or
> >
> > I might just wait another 2 years for MS finally work be on Vista
> > Ultimate SP3 and fix the mess and let the hardware catch on......
> >
> >
> > No reason to upgrade
> >
> >
> > Thanks you all
> >
> >
>
> OR............ you could just purchase a Vista system, like Dell's XPS,
and
> enjoy a remarkable computer experience where everything works faster,
> prettier, and more efficiently. Note that a new system with preinstalled
> Vista has all the hardware and software compatibility working just fine.
> The "mess" that you're writing about is mostly the fault of users who
don't
> know what they're doing.
>
> EW
>
>
I agree with this poast completely. There is nothing wrong with buying a
brand name computer using the finest hand picked factory seconds components
that money can buy.

Dnia Tue, 15 May 2007 19:10:57 -0400, Joe napisa³(a):

> For all the problems with printing, security lockdowns, unable to run,
> 20 thousand step to get to a simple screen graphic card crashes you
> are all convincing me that my next machine will have XP Pro
> SP2.................
>
> Or

You're right - you and only you are top world computer expert and your
opinion is very important for us. Thank you my lord for share all those
words. All computers runing Vista will crush down and world will sink in
darkness... with printing problems and security lockdowns and totally
unable to run.

LoneStar wrote:

> OR............ you could just purchase a Vista system, like Dell's XPS, and
> enjoy a remarkable computer experience where everything works faster,

Why then does Vista require much faster hardware to run the same tasks
as could be run on XP with lesser hardware? I find it hard to believe a
faster system should require a faster computer to run tasks in a
reasonable period of time.

Of course if you buy a new computer, it is likly to be faster than your
old one. I believe on the whole XP is faster, for the *same* hardware.
Faster still is Linux of course.

> prettier,

agreed.

and more efficiently.

I've seen no evidence of that.

> Note that a new system with preinstalled
> Vista has all the hardware and software compatibility working just fine.
> The "mess" that you're writing about is mostly the fault of users who don't
> know what they're doing.
>
> EW
>
>

"Dave" <someplace@nowhere-nice.com> wrote in message
news:4656e83d@212.67.96.135...
> LoneStar wrote:
>
> > OR............ you could just purchase a Vista system, like Dell's XPS,
and
> > enjoy a remarkable computer experience where everything works faster,
>
> Why then does Vista require much faster hardware to run the same tasks
> as could be run on XP with lesser hardware? I find it hard to believe a
> faster system should require a faster computer to run tasks in a
> reasonable period of time.
>
> Of course if you buy a new computer, it is likly to be faster than your
> old one. I believe on the whole XP is faster, for the *same* hardware.
> Faster still is Linux of course.
>
> > prettier,
>
> agreed.
>
> and more efficiently.
>
> I've seen no evidence of that.
>
> > Note that a new system with preinstalled
> > Vista has all the hardware and software compatibility working just fine.
> > The "mess" that you're writing about is mostly the fault of users who
don't
> > know what they're doing.
> >
> > EW
>
>
I agree with this poast. Vista users are complete and utter morons and
should be strung up by the balls.

LoneStar wrote:
> "Joe" <Joe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:o7fk43d916tpp1ektgp10qskp8bed54dc7@4ax.com...
>> For all the problems with printing, security lockdowns, unable to
>> run, 20 thousand step to get to a simple screen graphic card crashes
>> you are all convincing me that my next machine will have XP Pro
>> SP2.................
>>
>> Or
>>
>> I might just wait another 2 years for MS finally work be on Vista
>> Ultimate SP3 and fix the mess and let the hardware catch on......
>>
>> No reason to upgrade
>> Thanks you all
>>
>>
>
> OR............ you could just purchase a Vista system, like Dell's
> XPS, and enjoy a remarkable computer experience where everything
> works faster, prettier, and more efficiently. Note that a new
> system with preinstalled Vista has all the hardware and software
> compatibility working just fine. The "mess" that you're writing about
> is mostly the fault of users who don't know what they're doing.

This one?

http://www.dell.com/content/topics/s...=19&l=en&s=dhs