Why Do U Hate Vista ???
- Thread starter jutnm
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hey man i think i may have prompted it. well i should use the word dislike. i dislike vista for many reasons! all of the software that i use is not compatible and im still down for XP!
it'll be cool once all the compatibility issues are sorted! sorry mate disregard my stupid remark about the xp hack! its my humour
it'll be cool once all the compatibility issues are sorted! sorry mate disregard my stupid remark about the xp hack! its my humour
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MixedLogik
New Member
I don't hate it, i just don't perfer it. I think Microsoft is trying to force their customers to upgrade. They make all their new games only compatible with Vista.
Also it makes you use so much RAM. My friend was thinking about buying a cheap computer from Best Buy, It was like Semperon 3600 2.2ghz 512mb of Ram and Geforce 6150SE and Came with Vista Home. I laughed and said It was going to be slower than Windows 98.
Also it makes you use so much RAM. My friend was thinking about buying a cheap computer from Best Buy, It was like Semperon 3600 2.2ghz 512mb of Ram and Geforce 6150SE and Came with Vista Home. I laughed and said It was going to be slower than Windows 98.
tlarkin
VIP Member
dislikes:
1) resource hog, it shouldn't need that much resources to run - sloppy coding
2) Breaks lots of existing compatible technologies, including network compatibility
3) marketing, I dislike how it was marketed but do kind of like the concept, also there is no need to have like 5 versions of the OS
4) Compare it to other OSes that take up less resources and look just as good if not better with their 3D desktops.
5) Changes - a few changes I like, a lot of them I hate. The security center is no where near intuitive it always takes me several minutes of drilling through it to find the settings to switch all that crap off.
6) Automatic network sharing - that is just lame and I hate how it works automatically
7) The installer takes forever, I mean FOREVER.
8) The cost - 6 years in the making and they want you to pay 200 for an upgrade? not worth it since it doesn't offer any improvements over Xp other than Aero
9) Forced upgrade - I hate how they are trying to force you to upgrade to use certain features that are not in previous OSes mainly DX 10
10) Networking in general is retarded, and I hate how they changed the interface for it. I prefer to browse networks the old way.
11) Broken promises - vista was suppose to have many other features but it didn't at release, which is disappointing.
1) resource hog, it shouldn't need that much resources to run - sloppy coding
2) Breaks lots of existing compatible technologies, including network compatibility
3) marketing, I dislike how it was marketed but do kind of like the concept, also there is no need to have like 5 versions of the OS
4) Compare it to other OSes that take up less resources and look just as good if not better with their 3D desktops.
5) Changes - a few changes I like, a lot of them I hate. The security center is no where near intuitive it always takes me several minutes of drilling through it to find the settings to switch all that crap off.
6) Automatic network sharing - that is just lame and I hate how it works automatically
7) The installer takes forever, I mean FOREVER.
8) The cost - 6 years in the making and they want you to pay 200 for an upgrade? not worth it since it doesn't offer any improvements over Xp other than Aero
9) Forced upgrade - I hate how they are trying to force you to upgrade to use certain features that are not in previous OSes mainly DX 10
10) Networking in general is retarded, and I hate how they changed the interface for it. I prefer to browse networks the old way.
11) Broken promises - vista was suppose to have many other features but it didn't at release, which is disappointing.
timothyb89
New Member
I didn't like having to boot into safe mode to create a user account 
Maybe there are some other problems with the laptop I tried it on, but there wasn't anything I could do to 'normally' create an account (nothing would happen when I clicked the 'create account' link in the control panel).
There's a reason I've still got openSuSE on the desktop computer...
Maybe there are some other problems with the laptop I tried it on, but there wasn't anything I could do to 'normally' create an account (nothing would happen when I clicked the 'create account' link in the control panel).
There's a reason I've still got openSuSE on the desktop computer...