Customer Satisfaction with Vista

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Windows Vista News » Customer Satisfaction with Vista — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:28:36 GMT

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re: Customer Satisfaction with Vista

Andre — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:20:12 GMT

Great, James!

I´m using Vista for more than a year now and I´m very satisfied with it and never wanted to look back to XP or another OS. I really don´t know why the press just shout about driver or old software "incompatibility". Looking back the old days, Vista is the most compatible new OS. Of course, in a ecosystem with thousands of different hardware makers, sometimes we found one incompatible...

Come on ppl... move to the new.

re: Customer Satisfaction with Vista

db. — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:30:26 GMT

Righteous rant, 2 point deducted because you're from M$.

I agree, tho. I use XP all day and Vista in the after hours, and while I don't miss all the eye candy of Vista in the day time, I did get use to Vista comparative left-handedness from XP.

Vista difference is not enough to sway the public to switch, it's a bad time to switch. Everyone is finally getting they can use their computers for more than solitaire and email. I think they're learning new sites and program features that are enabling them, they're not ready to pull the base block of their Jenga stack just yet.

re: Customer Satisfaction with Vista

Tahir — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:28:14 GMT

I am a regular user of both windows Vista and windows XP. I think, windows vista is improving on daily bases and, for sure, there are some concerns and issues with this new operating system but it will take little bit time to fix all the bugs that it has it.

re: Customer Satisfaction with Vista

Anthony — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 20:13:25 GMT

I have to agree with your assessment of Vista's perception. I heard all of the negative aspects of Vista in the beginning so I stayed away. Now that I've begun switching the entire office over to it, I've only run into a few compatibility issues. This is due to the fact that the monitors (just two) and particular software are quite old (yet netscape 4.x software still works!)

Vista BIG plus comes in because it is so easy for developers to develop applications on due to .net framework's existence. Other than that and Vista's tight security, I don't really see a great big reason why the average email/wordprocessor/chat person needs to move to it.

Oh yeah and I think you do get -2 also since you work at M$. And I think Win ME was the most compatible OS.

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re: Customer Satisfaction with Vista

Garrie Daden — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:48:48 GMT

Try Windows Vista on a recently purchased, high end, Dell Vostro 1700 Laptop. Performance is terrible. I understand that XP is likely to run faster than Vista, however switching to Vista is like going from an automobile to a pushbike.

For those of us who rely on our computing equipment for productivity, Vista is a defective product. I'm just not sure who robbed me...Dell or Microsoft!