Upgrade to Windows 7 of course. After using many Windows versions, XP is pretty stable to me, but Vista really degrades compared to XP. After downloading Windows 7 a couple of weeks, and now I m using it, it s pretty stable, but it still has errors on some applications (like iTunes and Java). Windows 7 also has the Windows Orb as a start menu, and the taskbar has changed to icons only button. Two new features like AeroShake and AeroSnap is included in Windows 7 and still has the Vista look, but they changed the wallpaper from Aurora to Underwater Aurora. Still, I m hoping they would release the final version of Windows 7 with fixed bugs that was in Vista.
I am extremely pleased with it. After using XP for a couple of years I swore by it s speed. I was put off by the many remarks about Vista and how it has performance issues. I have found no issues what so ever and it has been as fast as possible. It offers lots of new features and the themes and layouts are amazing. I wouldn t be looking to upgrade to windows 7 yet as it looks virtually the same as Vista. I would recommend it 100% as long as you have a fairly new PC. Good luck, hope this helps.
Vista (with SP1) seems fine to me although I dual boot to XP still when I need it. I m also running Windows 7 - it seems quot;lighterquot; on resource and footprint than Vista and also includes some nice changes/features (info and download link below for those interested).
I haven t had Vista for very long but so far, I much prefer XP and tried to download it on this computer, but it didn t work. I think that maybe once I get used to using Vista it will be easier. I sure hope so. Good luck. I was practically forced to buy Microsoft Office and Student 2007. I was not pleased with that. I felt that my purchase price was sufficient and I should have been able to get along without buying extras just to get along. Computers just get more and more costly as time goes by. I m glad to have found this site. Maybe I can learn from others. Ellen
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