XP Pro Or Vista

[Guest Prosis]

I have no trouble with it...it must depend your hardware (I know Vista doesn't handle some hardware and older hardware very well yet)...

 

Amanda: Make bank? I don't understand what you mean :angry:

 

(given my French background, I never heard that expression ;))

Edited March 22, 2008 by Prosis

[decomposinglight]

It means you make a lot of money.

[Guest Prosis]

Oh then no because that would be the cost IF I had customers lol ;)

[Guest apsham]

Do what I did and get XP, but modify it to look like Vista.

 

Badda bing, badda boom.

[decomposinglight]

That depresses me. You need cool business cards like this guy named Klaus Fuschel I know. They say "PC sick? Call Doc Klaus, the PC doctor!" and have his face all happy for viral advertising.

[marx marvelous]

Klaus Fuschel sounds like a Die Hard villain.

[Guest Prosis]

That depresses me. You need cool business cards like this guy named Klaus Fuschel I know. They say "PC sick? Call Doc Klaus, the PC doctor!" and have his face all happy for viral advertising.

haha ;)

 

Bah there's a lot of website/application creation companies out there so it doesn't surprise me...saddens me yes, but doesn't surprise me...

[decomposinglight]

Klaus Fuschel sounds like a Die Hard villain.

He actually is kind of scary, but he's German so... it runs in his blood. ;)

[Dan #2]

vista, like i said, feels like it takes me out of the equation.

 

 

right now, i'm trying to delete this shitty like itunes 4 and replace it with itunes 7, and it keeps telling me i need an administrator, and it's making the matter of deleting and replacing itunes a mess, because i'm apparently not the fucking administrater. i'm the only person who uses the comp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Guest Prosis]

It may only be because you're trying to delete a file that's being used without you knowing.

 

Reboot in safe mode, see what that does.

[decomposinglight]

No one is the true administrator of their pc. THE COMPUTER HAS A MIND OF ITS OWN!

[Sparq]

I'm the administrator of all your PCs.

 

But seriously, who set your system up? While MS generally recommends that regular users should not be Administrators (for fear that they might damage and delete things that are important), I've never seen an OEM computer distributor actually set up an admin account with login info AND a Power User account or whatnot. The hassle of switching accounts to install programs is too great. Not that I deal with a lot of OEM mind you, building my own systems and images and such.

[Moonlight_Graham]

Vista can suck all the shit out of my ass...then swallow.