XP allday eveyrday had vista +7 allways go back to xp to many compatibility issues with vista and 7................
WHAT OS ARE YOU USING
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yep,same here,couple of programs i use,need to use would not work in 7.so back to xp.if pc is fast enough xp is ok,i could probably make my pc faster,as have a black edition cpu,but dont see the point.
and the ammount of pcs laptops i get is out of this world,wanting vista out and xp in.Comment
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XP was by far the best most stable OS, I use 7 Ultimate 64bit on desktop and laptop as it is a fresh XP but I still have XP pro in a virtual drive on the desktop and Xp pro on 2 laptops for car diagnostics
Installed 8 to have a look and biggest pile of poo ever for desktops and laptops, it is deffo for the tablet userLast edited by m9g; 25 May, 2012, 11:07.
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hello ,
i have two computers with W7, six computers with XP installed
GS
there is only problem with win XP online updates on computers with fresh installations with XP last time
GSComment
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Ave got 7, XP and Mint on my desktop and Tiny7 on one lappy and XP on another.
There's nothing wrong with still running XP, just because MS want to kill it doesn't make it a bad OS.
XP is still great on lower spec machines and despite what MS say, 7 is shit on lower spec machines.
XP will run very well with a 2ghz single core processor and a gig of ram but 7 is pretty painful with the same hardware..
On higher spec machines Vista SP2 and 7 are probably better depending on your needs but all versions of Windows still need too much maintenance for average users imo.
A done 2 clean installs of 7 on a couple of lappys yesterday and they were no more than 13 months old and totally humped..
A tried 8 for about an hour and gave up the will to live, it took me long enough to drag myself away from XP as my primary OS and 8 is one a wont be upgrading to.."Windows - A thirty-two bit extension and GUI shell to a sixteen bit patch to an eight bit operating system originally coded for a four bit microprocessor and sold by a two-bit company that can't stand one bit of competition."Comment
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