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Re: Windows 7

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Originally Posted by samir13k View Post
I'm with you on this one... once you get vista fine tuned to where you like it (i.e. set up security and defaults) it is not as bad as the reviews have been saying it was. I personally refused to install XP on my Vista computer, but i see where it had its problems when it was a new release. At least it was a bigger hit than Windows ME...(I invested in that one too...didnt do anything spectacular though!)

Mainly i think people were not ready for such a dramatic change as Vista was.
So skipping every other Microsoft OS release is the way to go
98 OK , ME Bad , XP OK, Vista Bad
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