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I've got that; wanted the other as well, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by kaiser
Why don't you just download iso from bittorrent? My copy was from BT and it wasn't a problem to activate it with genuine M$ key. Just make sure you download version 7000.Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
I'm gonna install it as soon as a couple of sorta tenuous DLs finish...couple of days, maybe.
VMware could test it??
yes, use the windows vista profile when installing via VMWare Workstation.
i got it, but dont want to install unless i know all my programs, games, drivers will work. anyone having problems?
only daemon tools so far, as was to be expected because it uses a low level driver.
but easily replaceable with poweriso, that works perfectly.
excellent build so far.
Do you know if these programs will work?
Utorrent
Itunes
Imgburn
Battlefield 2
peergurdian 2
Avast
nfo viewer
Nvidia Drivers
Firefox
I saw some page and they compared Vista, Windows XP, and windows 7
Windows xp beat vista and windows 7 blew both of them away in every category
LOL, if you like old OSes, why not stick with windows 98 then? :idunno:Quote:
Originally Posted by Frankthetank1
If you have no idea how safer Vista kernel is compared to XP, then don't bother.
i only tried utorrent and imgburn from that list, and FF of course
all working.
nfo viewer of course will work, it's not dependable on any dependancies.
Windows 7 beats Vista?
dude Where have you been windows xp beats vista.
why would i upgrade to vista when its bigger and slower? wouldnt that be a downgrade. speed is my number one priority.
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Originally Posted by CabaloLOL, if you like old OSes, why not stick with windows 98 then? :idunno:Quote:
Originally Posted by Frankthetank1
If you have no idea how safer Vista kernel is compared to XP, then don't bother.
i only tried utorrent and imgburn from that list, and FF of course
all working.
nfo viewer of course will work, it's not dependable on any dependancies.
you obviously don't know what you are talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frankthetank1
Comparing XP to Vista in terms of OS security, RAM management, services, kernel, and the list goes too long, is just like comparing the 1978 Toyota Corolla to the 2006 one.
The name is similar, but what's inside is totally different.
Trust me on this one, i do this for a living.