S.T.A.R.S.
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Windows XP is definitely a dying operating system.
HOW DARE YOU?!
Say that one more time and I will do this with your Windows 7 computer:
And yes I am serious
Windows XP is definitely a dying operating system.
I'm sorry S.T.A.R.S., but you can't deny the truth, XP will be 11 years old this year and very soon most software will require at least Vista SP2 to run. XP is kind of becoming obsolete now and it really is showing its age, so I'd say 2048Megabytes is definitely right here. XP's had a long run, I think it's time you moved on.2048Megabytes said:Windows XP is definitely a dying operating system.
I am going to have to agree with him here. Stars that is. As long as XP will boot, and I don't really have a need for anything else I will keep a XP partition on my machine. I don't see the need for a newer version. I do keep Vista SP2 around, but that is more for networking (seems easier, but 2000 was easiest).I think it's time you moved on.
Interesting. Most of us guys round here including myself have tired it on a desktop and found it to be very "desktop unfriendly". Windows 8 seems to have a hatred for the mouse at the moment. I had suspected it was aimed more towards laptops/tablets so it's interesting to hear that a laptop user likes the OS.Des_Zac said:I honestly have to say, (Don't hurt me) I really like it. I'm running it on my laptop
I tried it with a bunch of modern programs such as Visual Studio 2010 and Office 2010 and that latest VLC Media Player and they worked fine so the compatibility is there. I just don't really like the whole Metro UI and the fact that it's very tablet friendly but very desktop un-friendly.Des_Zac said:it's compatible with all the Windows 7 programs I've tried with it, even games.
Image not working for me. :/S.T.A.R.S. said:And hey let's be honest.What kind of Windows is that if you don't have THIS:
Oh yeah! Windows 8 has an "all new" BSOD! It looks like this. I saw the new BSOD many times with the Developer Preview but in my experience the Consumer Preview has been much more stable and I haven't seen it once...yet.S.T.A.R.S. said:Hopefully Microsoft will include BSODs in new Windows OS xD xD xD
You don't say.S.T.A.R.S. said:I am crazy I know xD
...it's free.do u guys have the product key or the crack for the window 8
meh, would be good if you didn't need to install third-party software to enable a start menu. :/NyxCharon said:Realllllly happy with windows 8 now. saw this:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/add-sta...ation-vistart/
Works great, no more need for metro on a regular basis
Simple registry fix gives you the start menu.
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer
Change "RPEnabled" to 0, and restart. Bam, windows 7.
I finally got around to it.Realllllly happy with windows 8 now. saw this:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/add-start-menu-windows-8-consumer-preview-installation-vistart/
Works great, no more need for metro on a regular basis