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11 Comments
XP is more stable then
XP is more stable then vista, there is still a long way for vista to be updated and changed to be made to make vista more stable like XP
XP VS Vista, etc.
Having been a computer repair technician since 1976, I have seen every major operating system on the market. For longevity, compatibility, stability, overall usefulness and ease of repair, XP has my vote. Vista is second-generation Windows Millennium Edition for it's ability to die without reason and it's incapability of being compatible with anything at all.
Repairing XP is cut and dried. Simple and not overly time consuming. Vista is a certifiable nightmare. And when it dies there is absolutely no saving it. Time to wipe your drive and files and start all over again.
Microsoft wants and needs to progress forward, but they should continue with XP as well since is is still a viable product. There is still money to be made from it. Vista is making us repairmen rich.
ABOUT WINDOWS VISTA/XP
Well.. i have both, and the great thing of vista that i find good is that when it crashes.. my programs keep running and i can restasrt windows explorer so it can stop from being frozen and the programs dont restart.. its awesome when my xp crasshes im screwed it dosnt repond until i put task manager and delete the program.. if your working on something important your files are gone with vista no.. i also think the windows look way better.
XP should continue
I always believe the saying 'If it ain't broken, why fix it?' I have been using XP for all these while and it has performed very well with 4 GB SDRAM so I do not think I will be switching over to a new O/S any sooner as I may have to face problems with drivers.
New Windows System
I don't understand why Microsoft continually stick with 32-bit operating systems. Modern hardware is now compliant with 64-bit operating systems. If Microsoft would release a 64-bit system only(maybe a Pro and cut down Home version), then developers will be forced to provide drivers, etc. plus all the extra memory will be available.
Then we can at last move forward.
xp does have a x64 version
xp does have a x64 version (Strangely named Windows XP Pro X64) aswell as every flavor of vista is available as x64
Why?
Why does Microsoft keep shooting itself, and its customers, in the foot? As soon as one operating system becomes relatively stable they release another just to begin the process all over again. XP Pro works pretty good and I will stick with that.
Ugh...Microsoft
Long live Ubuntu! Free and easy to use.....I'm never looking back.
I'm still using XP and I'm
I'm still using XP and I'm still hesitant on using Vista, for me XP is the most stable system that they have release.
Win XP Pro is probably the
Win XP Pro is probably the best they have done, why change or discontinue something that is working pretty well? A better version than Win XP Pro would be a strip down version of the software where you can pick what plugins you want installed.
Competition for Windows 7
I suspect we're getting a look at where Windows 7 will find its strongest competition: people everywhere saying "No thanks, I'll hang on to my XP".
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