Hi guys. I am currently thinking of selling my PC and buying a new one. I own an original CD of Windows XP (totally against software piracy). My friend wants to buy my PC, along with the Windows XP CD. That means when I buy a new PC I will have to buy a new operating system, most probably Windows 7. Problem is I HATE Windows 7. What do you guys recommend? For the person who asked: I hate Vista/7 because I believe it’s not as intuitive as XP was. With XP I could basically pick up and go from previous versions’ experience. I’ve played around in both Vista/7 and they’ve basically gone and changed EVERYTHING.
Another good example is a vacuum cleaner my mom once bought. Without looking at the instructions I managed to put the thing together in less than 5 min because it was SIMPLE and STRAIGHTFORWARD. Unlike Windows Vista/7.
And yes, I know I could probably get to know it with practice, but, why fix something when it isn’t broken?
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Mind you, Windows 7 is a major improvement but I did find Vista to be much better than XP. by jture November 12, 2010 2:27 PM PST Um, so Microsoft hasn't |
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Because as soon as I buy a Windows 7 computer or a Macbook with Lion OS, they will announce a new OS that renders mine obsolete. by Uturnaroun November 1, |
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Recommended operating systems are Windows 2000 and XP and Mac OS X 10.1.3. Make sure you know what is on the card; how many files it contains and what type |
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Analysis: PC vendors can no longer preload Windows XP, which pushes the longstanding OS closer toward obsolescence despite ongoing support. |
