Beta won t have a lot of the working features that vista has. For example, when I was using Vista beta, I couldn t play any music or videos because that software to decode it wasn t installed. Beta is just a test version for you to experiment with and report any possible problems and compatibilities. I always keep the original OS on my computer and load the beta on it as well so I can play around with the new one while still having the fully working Vista. Several programs more than likely will not work with Windows 7 either.
Definitely stick with Vista for right now. Now that Vista has Service Pack 1 under it s belt a lot of the problems it initially had went away. With Windows 7 beta, you re guaranteed to have problems.
omg if i was you i wouldnt even bother with windows 7 beta m/s just want you to tell them the problem that you will have with its a waste of time stick with vista dnt bother with window 7 untill its sold world wide
DO NOT overwrite Vista as you will not be able to roll back. Windows 7 is awesome and I have been using it since Build 6801 thru 6956 and now 7000 Beta 1 which I am working with at the moment. I know its tempting but I suggest installing it on a spare Hard Drive if you have one lying around. As long as the Drive is no less than 40gb then you will be able to enjoy Windows like it has never been before. Also bear in mind Windows 7 Beta 1 comes with an initial 30day trial period, however you can rearm to extend the trial period http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/11/06... LUG.
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