Something New when Uninstalling Drivers and Devices on Windows Vista

re: Something New when Uninstalling Drivers and Devices on Windows Vista

Bernard Lim — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 23:26:08 GMT

With new desktop and notebook computers pre-loaded with Windows Vista, Vista is becoming the "popular OS nowadays"

re: Something New when Uninstalling Drivers and Devices on Windows Vista

Chris Mu — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 11:58:57 GMT

In fact Vista has so many new features and enhenced security. Just as when XP was released someone refused to use it, instead, he/she uses Windows 2k.

Anyway, every coin has two sides, so does Vista.

re: Something New when Uninstalling Drivers and Devices on Windows Vista

Iouri — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:59:57 GMT

"Anything that slows down old and new hardware alike has no value. "

I highly disagree with that, either you can stay with XP, (if you have old hardware). OR you can take Vista, As far as I know, Vista can handle CPU's and RAM better than XP can..

re: Something New when Uninstalling Drivers and Devices on Windows Vista

Brian Knoblauch — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 17:57:48 GMT

That's good information. I'm just starting to run across my first couple of Vista machines and they seem to have lots of problems talking to Windows 2003 networks. Good to know what kind of behaviours I'll run across during troubleshooting.

Windows Vista, the popular OS nowadays????!?!?!?!?!

boe — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 18:18:06 GMT

I was reading the article up until I got to "Windows Vista, the popular OS nowadays" - then I didn't know wether to take the article seriously or not.

I don't know anyone who is in the IT world who thinks Vista is "popular" - actually I don't know a single IT person who has tried it since it came out or since SP1 RC came out who takes Vista seriously. Anything that slows down old and new hardware alike has no value. I can run XP in virtual mode on a state of the art PC and I can copy files to and from the server faster, I can copy files and move them on the PC's hard drive faster, I can play video games faster - in XP I don't have a reminder coming up every time I boot that I've turned off the annoying UAC. Tell me again what I gain from Vista?

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