I wonder how many people would like to be running an OS that seems frightfully basic, in years to come we will see CPUs and GPUs getting faster and more powerful and then when everyone will have ultra high performance computers running Microsoft's comparativly basic Operating System.Surely this shows Microsoft have put some longevity into their new OS? Surely an OS with minimum system requirements higher than that of a lot of new PCs won't b
WinMikez
Why on earth do you get a different screenshot when you try to zoom in?
Does anyone know whether they will be available for Vista or will there be a new Vista build? Also you might find that IE7 is more secure than Firefox, it is certainly better on the pop-up blocking!
Windows Live Messenger Works for me. Also if you want free antivirus software that is desighned to work with Vista try avast! antivirus v4.7 Home Edition. http://www.avast.com/
Looks like a recoloured Vista to me!
I have worked out a way to install it without the use of a DVD buner. I will outline the instructions- 1.Partition your hard drive-you could try doing a clean install of windows for this. 2.Install XP on one partition. 3.Download the .iso 4.download the Free virtual CD ROM for Windows XP 2.1 (http://www.softwarepatch.com/windows/xpvirtualcd.html) 5.'Mount' the .iso 6.Install on the other partition 7.You're done!(
Vista RC2 isn't so slow to download, I got it at around 590kbps Well done Corky!