Which XP do you use or prefer?
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I would just like a fully functioning adminpak.msi from .Net server that will manage the AD objects in a Win2K domain. That would be REALLY handy...
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Screw XP
Well put. Win2k runs all the games I want it to, and runs them very well. I've tried XP, and IMHO it's a yawner.
Screw XP
Well put. Win2k runs all the games I want it to, and runs them very well. I've tried XP, and IMHO it's a yawner.
Microsoft has been claiming it's new OS is faster, better more secure since version 1.0. (Check the archives if you do not believe me!)
Well, in my opinion W2k was the only one that delivered up to a point...
I have received XP like most of you the day it was released both the home and professional. But quite frankly had no wish to change. I remember when 2K came out I was the forst one to switch but now I am thinking why???
Anyway, an OS having problems with certain HW is not OS's problem. (ie. Via etc) It is usually the HW Designers or the driver developers idiocy!
I don't think 2K sacrifices speed for performance. give it enough memory and watch it fly! (512MB +)
PS. 2 of my mates who hastily switched to XP for games are already restoring their ghost images of W2k!
Well, in my opinion W2k was the only one that delivered up to a point...
I have received XP like most of you the day it was released both the home and professional. But quite frankly had no wish to change. I remember when 2K came out I was the forst one to switch but now I am thinking why???
Anyway, an OS having problems with certain HW is not OS's problem. (ie. Via etc) It is usually the HW Designers or the driver developers idiocy!
I don't think 2K sacrifices speed for performance. give it enough memory and watch it fly! (512MB +)
PS. 2 of my mates who hastily switched to XP for games are already restoring their ghost images of W2k!
