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    Quote Originally Posted by dm_td5 View Post
    Talk about missing the sarcasm.
    Nope, sarcasm very much understood, hence the smiley.

    I haven't used Windows 7 but I have used every other version starting at 1.0. Vista definitely isn't as bad as ME, that would be the worst IMO.
    Yep, I agree. Win Me was the worst...hence why I said "since Windows Me"
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    oh dear,,

    it appears Number 7 is little more than a gussied up version of vista,,,


    but I'm sure you vista haters already knew that---

    First Windows 7 beta puts fresh face on Vista ? The Register
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    waste of download space....
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    waste of download space....

    what is vista SP2 or windows 7 ?

    I think 7 looks very interesting also heard it takes up a lot less memory usage on the computer to run that vista
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    Vista SP2 is the second Service Pack for Windows Vista
    Windows 7 is the next incarnation of Windows that will follow on from Vista.

    I'd be very surprised if W7 is less memory intensive than Vista though I would hope they have tightened up some of it so that this is the case.
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    I've been using Vista home premium 64bit, for about 4 weeks now. Prior to that I was using XP, and so far have had no issues whatsoever with Vista, other than a minor lack of 64 bit applications.

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    Lucky You!!!
    I couldn't get my IE7 to print to my HP for quite a while and Microsoft Tech worked with me for a week.
    Magically it fixed itself a few weeks later, as I bet that there was an update.
    Aside from that it works OK now, but the darned pop up "permissions" annoy me a lot.
    Also the computer inexplcably fails to boot windows every now and then, which I also believe to be Vista related . I have to manually turn it off then reboot a couple of times and it is OK.
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    Quote Originally Posted by d@rk51d3 View Post
    I've been using Vista home premium 64bit, for about 4 weeks now. Prior to that I was using XP, and so far have had no issues whatsoever with Vista, other than a minor lack of 64 bit applications.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dm_td5 View Post
    SNIP I'd be very surprised if W7 is less memory intensive than Vista though I would hope they have tightened up some of it so that this is the case.
    I have Windows 7, Vista, (and XP), on my laptop. According to system monitors Windows 7 is using up to 25% less memory resorces than Vista, (which is not hard considering how much of a memory hog Vista is). W7 boots faster, (not by much though), than Vista and XP.
    W7 looks very close to Vista, but without the annoying UAC bugging you all the time. However I personally don't think much of the task bar.
    The only problem I have come accross with W7 is that it includes IE8 Beta which is buggy on some websites.

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