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DavidplHinds wrote:
> hello all, i have a question or 2 , i have both a desktop with Xp ( > 1.9ghz amd proccessor,1 gig ram ) and a brand new laptop with vista > (1.67 ghz, 2 gigs ram ), and my xp boots up a lot faster then the > laptop, i dont have any of the bells and whistles runnin on the vista > OS, i have ran a few diagnostics and they all say vista is running > ok, but i know better, , i also have a genuine copy of XP which is > installed on the desktop, > > question # 1, can i install the genuine XP OS that i have on the > laptop, or do i have to buy another genuine XP OS, > > question #2 if i re format the HD ( 160 GIGS) on the laptop how much > trouble will i have gettin XP to install , i have read that there are > some issues if one installs XP over a Vista HD > > thanks for you help in advance Well in theory you can use the XP CD to do this but will have to "Buy" a license, this is likely to be more hassle than just going to a store and buying a CD, if you can find one that sells it. Also in theory your CD key will eventually fall foul of WGA / WPA if you try installing it on both machines, but then that also happens to people who have perfectly legal installations (Like me) so it's a bit indeterminate whether you should try buying a key, try buying another CD or just install it and wait for activation to force you to call Microsoft and buy a key  I really am beginning to wonder if MS haveopted for a kind of "Nigerian Scam" scenario whereby they "Spam" every legal system periodically in the hopes that lots of people fall for it and just pay If you format the drive no trouble, boot from the CD and just format it, of course you cannot save files / settings etc. The issues will be finding drivers that may not be included with XP, so you need to check the laptop maker's website for XP compatible drivers now, before you even start, get them onto a CD because you may not get networking back without them. You probably WILL invalidate your warranty, if you care about that then you have to be prepared to put Vista back and therefore need a copy of the original media or disk Partition it is on. What do you use the laptop for and does anything specifically have to me compatible with existing software you use? You could use another OS for most things except games which would basically cost you nothing at all except a download and a blank CD-R. |
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No matter your windows system is XP, Win7, or Vista, the easiest way to speed up your PC, make it get rid of freezing up is have a PC cleaner in it; you can try the software "tuneup360". My friends and I all use it, it's seems really useful.
> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 8:56 PM DavidplHinds wrote: > hello all, i have a question or 2 , i have both a desktop with Xp ( > 1.9ghz amd proccessor,1 gig ram ) and a brand new laptop with vista (1.67 > ghz, 2 gigs ram ), and my xp boots up a lot faster then the laptop, i dont > have any of the bells and whistles runnin on the vista OS, i have ran a > few diagnostics and they all say vista is running ok, but i know better, , > i also have a genuine copy of XP which is installed on the desktop, > > question # 1, can i install the genuine XP OS that i have on the laptop, > or do i have to buy another genuine XP OS, > > question #2 if i re format the HD ( 160 GIGS) on the laptop how much > trouble will i have gettin XP to install , i have read that there are some > issues if one installs XP over a Vista HD > > thanks for you help in advance >> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:02 PM Richard G. Harper wrote: >> Answer 1 - No, you need a second copy of XP to install on a second computer. >> >> Answer 2 - You better find out if your laptop manufacturer supports XP, >> because if they don't and you can't get the right drivers you could destroy >> your laptop. >> >> -- >> Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User] (E-Mail Removed) >> * NEW! Catch my blog ... http://msmvps.com/blogs/rgharper/ >> * PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups >> * The Website - http://rgharper.mvps.org/ >> * HELP us help YOU ... http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm >> >> >> "DavidplHinds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:Orocc%(E-Mail Removed)... >>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:08 PM Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote: >>> Try the following Vista performance enhancements: >>> >>> Open Power Options (its in the Control Panel) and then >>> place a dot next to High Performance. >>> >>> Next: >>> >>> >>> Open Device Manager (its in the Control Panel) and then >>> right-click on your hard drive (under Disk Drives). Click >>> on "Policies" and make sure there are check marks next to >>> "Optimize for Performance", "Enable write caching on >>> the disk", and "Enable advanced performance", then click OK. >>> >>> >>> Next, perform a Disk Cleanup: >>> >>> >>> Click on the blue Vista start button and then on the Computer >>> entry in the Start Menu. Right-click on your hard drive and >>> select Properties > Disk Cleanup > Files from all users..... >>> More Options > Clean Up (System Restore and Shadow Copies). >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> "DavidplHinds" wrote: >>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:27 PM Charlie Tame wrote: >>>> DavidplHinds wrote: >>>> >>>> Well in theory you can use the XP CD to do this but will have to "Buy" a >>>> license, this is likely to be more hassle than just going to a store and >>>> buying a CD, if you can find one that sells it. >>>> >>>> Also in theory your CD key will eventually fall foul of WGA / WPA if you >>>> try installing it on both machines, but then that also happens to people >>>> who have perfectly legal installations (Like me) so it's a bit >>>> indeterminate whether you should try buying a key, try buying another CD >>>> or just install it and wait for activation to force you to call >>>> Microsoft and buy a key I really am beginning to wonder if MS have>>>> opted for a kind of "Nigerian Scam" scenario whereby they "Spam" every >>>> legal system periodically in the hopes that lots of people fall for it >>>> and just pay >>>> >>>> >>>> If you format the drive no trouble, boot from the CD and just format it, >>>> of course you cannot save files / settings etc. >>>> >>>> The issues will be finding drivers that may not be included with XP, so >>>> you need to check the laptop maker's website for XP compatible drivers >>>> now, before you even start, get them onto a CD because you may not get >>>> networking back without them. >>>> >>>> You probably WILL invalidate your warranty, if you care about that then >>>> you have to be prepared to put Vista back and therefore need a copy of >>>> the original media or disk Partition it is on. >>>> >>>> What do you use the laptop for and does anything specifically have to me >>>> compatible with existing software you use? You could use another OS for >>>> most things except games which would basically cost you nothing at all >>>> except a download and a blank CD-R. >>>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:34 PM Mike Hall - MVP wrote: >>>>> Your laptop power options will default to saving power over outright >>>>> performance, so you should check this out. >>>>> >>>>> Another factor is laptop video performance. As good as they can look, video >>>>> cards in laptops do not have the outright power of a desktop, and much of >>>>> this is to keep down the internal temperature and to save on power. >>>>> >>>>> If you want to install XP on the laptop, it must be a generic version or as >>>>> supplied by the manufacturer for the make and model. One can't install a >>>>> 'Dell' XP version on a Toshiba for instance, and there can't be more than >>>>> one instance of the same key code installed and in use. >>>>> >>>>> The other major factor is XP driver availability. You will have to check >>>>> with the laptop manufacturer web site for the availability of XP drivers for >>>>> your exact model. If none are available, you will have to stay with Vista OR >>>>> try to get the laptop exchanged for a model which will run XP. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Mike Hall - MVP >>>>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> "DavidplHinds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>>> news:Orocc%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe >>>>> OAuth Basics for .NET Developers >>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...evelopers.aspx |
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No matter your windows system is XP, Win7, or Vista, the easiest way to speed up your PC, make it get rid of freezing up is have a PC cleaner in it; you can try the software "tuneup360". My friends and I all use it, it's seems really useful.
> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 8:56 PM DavidplHinds wrote: > hello all, i have a question or 2 , i have both a desktop with Xp ( > 1.9ghz amd proccessor,1 gig ram ) and a brand new laptop with vista (1.67 > ghz, 2 gigs ram ), and my xp boots up a lot faster then the laptop, i dont > have any of the bells and whistles runnin on the vista OS, i have ran a > few diagnostics and they all say vista is running ok, but i know better, , > i also have a genuine copy of XP which is installed on the desktop, > > question # 1, can i install the genuine XP OS that i have on the laptop, > or do i have to buy another genuine XP OS, > > question #2 if i re format the HD ( 160 GIGS) on the laptop how much > trouble will i have gettin XP to install , i have read that there are some > issues if one installs XP over a Vista HD > > thanks for you help in advance >> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:02 PM Richard G. Harper wrote: >> Answer 1 - No, you need a second copy of XP to install on a second computer. >> >> Answer 2 - You better find out if your laptop manufacturer supports XP, >> because if they don't and you can't get the right drivers you could destroy >> your laptop. >> >> -- >> Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User] (E-Mail Removed) >> * NEW! Catch my blog ... http://msmvps.com/blogs/rgharper/ >> * PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups >> * The Website - http://rgharper.mvps.org/ >> * HELP us help YOU ... http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm >> >> >> "DavidplHinds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:Orocc%(E-Mail Removed)... >>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:08 PM Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote: >>> Try the following Vista performance enhancements: >>> >>> Open Power Options (its in the Control Panel) and then >>> place a dot next to High Performance. >>> >>> Next: >>> >>> >>> Open Device Manager (its in the Control Panel) and then >>> right-click on your hard drive (under Disk Drives). Click >>> on "Policies" and make sure there are check marks next to >>> "Optimize for Performance", "Enable write caching on >>> the disk", and "Enable advanced performance", then click OK. >>> >>> >>> Next, perform a Disk Cleanup: >>> >>> >>> Click on the blue Vista start button and then on the Computer >>> entry in the Start Menu. Right-click on your hard drive and >>> select Properties > Disk Cleanup > Files from all users..... >>> More Options > Clean Up (System Restore and Shadow Copies). >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> "DavidplHinds" wrote: >>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:27 PM Charlie Tame wrote: >>>> DavidplHinds wrote: >>>> >>>> Well in theory you can use the XP CD to do this but will have to "Buy" a >>>> license, this is likely to be more hassle than just going to a store and >>>> buying a CD, if you can find one that sells it. >>>> >>>> Also in theory your CD key will eventually fall foul of WGA / WPA if you >>>> try installing it on both machines, but then that also happens to people >>>> who have perfectly legal installations (Like me) so it's a bit >>>> indeterminate whether you should try buying a key, try buying another CD >>>> or just install it and wait for activation to force you to call >>>> Microsoft and buy a key I really am beginning to wonder if MS have>>>> opted for a kind of "Nigerian Scam" scenario whereby they "Spam" every >>>> legal system periodically in the hopes that lots of people fall for it >>>> and just pay >>>> >>>> >>>> If you format the drive no trouble, boot from the CD and just format it, >>>> of course you cannot save files / settings etc. >>>> >>>> The issues will be finding drivers that may not be included with XP, so >>>> you need to check the laptop maker's website for XP compatible drivers >>>> now, before you even start, get them onto a CD because you may not get >>>> networking back without them. >>>> >>>> You probably WILL invalidate your warranty, if you care about that then >>>> you have to be prepared to put Vista back and therefore need a copy of >>>> the original media or disk Partition it is on. >>>> >>>> What do you use the laptop for and does anything specifically have to me >>>> compatible with existing software you use? You could use another OS for >>>> most things except games which would basically cost you nothing at all >>>> except a download and a blank CD-R. >>>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:34 PM Mike Hall - MVP wrote: >>>>> Your laptop power options will default to saving power over outright >>>>> performance, so you should check this out. >>>>> >>>>> Another factor is laptop video performance. As good as they can look, video >>>>> cards in laptops do not have the outright power of a desktop, and much of >>>>> this is to keep down the internal temperature and to save on power. >>>>> >>>>> If you want to install XP on the laptop, it must be a generic version or as >>>>> supplied by the manufacturer for the make and model. One can't install a >>>>> 'Dell' XP version on a Toshiba for instance, and there can't be more than >>>>> one instance of the same key code installed and in use. >>>>> >>>>> The other major factor is XP driver availability. You will have to check >>>>> with the laptop manufacturer web site for the availability of XP drivers for >>>>> your exact model. If none are available, you will have to stay with Vista OR >>>>> try to get the laptop exchanged for a model which will run XP. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Mike Hall - MVP >>>>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> "DavidplHinds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>>> news:Orocc%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>>>> On Sunday, November 28, 2010 11:58 PM acmz123 spot wrote: >>>>>> No matter your windows system is XP, Win7, or Vista, the easiest way to speed up your PC, make it get rid of freezing up is have a PC cleaner in it; you can try the software "tuneup360". My friends and I all use it, it's seems really useful. >>>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe >>>>>> Parsing JSON to C# Classes Via Topsy Otter API and JSON.NET >>>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...d-jsonnet.aspx |
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I guess we have attracted a new spammer here...And all of my friends
agree :-) On Mon, 29 Nov 2010 05:00:24 GMT, acmz123 spot wrote: > No matter your windows system is XP, Win7, or Vista, the easiest way to > speed up your PC, make it get rid of freezing up is have a PC cleaner in > it; you can try the software "xxxxxxxxx". My friends and I all use it, > it's seems really useful. > >> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 8:56 PM DavidplHinds wrote: > >> hello all, i have a question or 2 , i have both a desktop with Xp ( >> 1.9ghz amd proccessor,1 gig ram ) and a brand new laptop with vista (1.67 >> ghz, 2 gigs ram ), and my xp boots up a lot faster then the laptop, i dont >> have any of the bells and whistles runnin on the vista OS, i have ran a >> few diagnostics and they all say vista is running ok, but i know better, , >> i also have a genuine copy of XP which is installed on the desktop, >> >> question # 1, can i install the genuine XP OS that i have on the laptop, >> or do i have to buy another genuine XP OS, >> >> question #2 if i re format the HD ( 160 GIGS) on the laptop how much >> trouble will i have gettin XP to install , i have read that there are some >> issues if one installs XP over a Vista HD >> >> thanks for you help in advance > > >>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:02 PM Richard G. Harper wrote: > >>> Answer 1 - No, you need a second copy of XP to install on a second computer. >>> >>> Answer 2 - You better find out if your laptop manufacturer supports XP, >>> because if they don't and you can't get the right drivers you could destroy >>> your laptop. >>> >>> -- >>> Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User] (E-Mail Removed) >>> * NEW! Catch my blog ... http://msmvps.com/blogs/rgharper/ >>> * PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups >>> * The Website - http://rgharper.mvps.org/ >>> * HELP us help YOU ... http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm >>> >>> >>> "DavidplHinds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>> news:Orocc%(E-Mail Removed)... > > >>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:08 PM Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote: > >>>> Try the following Vista performance enhancements: >>>> >>>> Open Power Options (its in the Control Panel) and then >>>> place a dot next to High Performance. >>>> >>>> Next: >>>> >>>> >>>> Open Device Manager (its in the Control Panel) and then >>>> right-click on your hard drive (under Disk Drives). Click >>>> on "Policies" and make sure there are check marks next to >>>> "Optimize for Performance", "Enable write caching on >>>> the disk", and "Enable advanced performance", then click OK. >>>> >>>> >>>> Next, perform a Disk Cleanup: >>>> >>>> >>>> Click on the blue Vista start button and then on the Computer >>>> entry in the Start Menu. Right-click on your hard drive and >>>> select Properties > Disk Cleanup > Files from all users..... >>>> More Options > Clean Up (System Restore and Shadow Copies). >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> "DavidplHinds" wrote: > > >>>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:27 PM Charlie Tame wrote: > >>>>> DavidplHinds wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Well in theory you can use the XP CD to do this but will have to "Buy" a >>>>> license, this is likely to be more hassle than just going to a store and >>>>> buying a CD, if you can find one that sells it. >>>>> >>>>> Also in theory your CD key will eventually fall foul of WGA / WPA if you >>>>> try installing it on both machines, but then that also happens to people >>>>> who have perfectly legal installations (Like me) so it's a bit >>>>> indeterminate whether you should try buying a key, try buying another CD >>>>> or just install it and wait for activation to force you to call >>>>> Microsoft and buy a key I really am beginning to wonder if MS have>>>>> opted for a kind of "Nigerian Scam" scenario whereby they "Spam" every >>>>> legal system periodically in the hopes that lots of people fall for it >>>>> and just pay >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> If you format the drive no trouble, boot from the CD and just format it, >>>>> of course you cannot save files / settings etc. >>>>> >>>>> The issues will be finding drivers that may not be included with XP, so >>>>> you need to check the laptop maker's website for XP compatible drivers >>>>> now, before you even start, get them onto a CD because you may not get >>>>> networking back without them. >>>>> >>>>> You probably WILL invalidate your warranty, if you care about that then >>>>> you have to be prepared to put Vista back and therefore need a copy of >>>>> the original media or disk Partition it is on. >>>>> >>>>> What do you use the laptop for and does anything specifically have to me >>>>> compatible with existing software you use? You could use another OS for >>>>> most things except games which would basically cost you nothing at all >>>>> except a download and a blank CD-R. > > >>>>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:34 PM Mike Hall - MVP wrote: > >>>>>> Your laptop power options will default to saving power over outright >>>>>> performance, so you should check this out. >>>>>> >>>>>> Another factor is laptop video performance. As good as they can look, video >>>>>> cards in laptops do not have the outright power of a desktop, and much of >>>>>> this is to keep down the internal temperature and to save on power. >>>>>> >>>>>> If you want to install XP on the laptop, it must be a generic version or as >>>>>> supplied by the manufacturer for the make and model. One can't install a >>>>>> 'Dell' XP version on a Toshiba for instance, and there can't be more than >>>>>> one instance of the same key code installed and in use. >>>>>> >>>>>> The other major factor is XP driver availability. You will have to check >>>>>> with the laptop manufacturer web site for the availability of XP drivers for >>>>>> your exact model. If none are available, you will have to stay with Vista OR >>>>>> try to get the laptop exchanged for a model which will run XP. >>>>>> >>>>>> -- >>>>>> Mike Hall - MVP >>>>>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> "DavidplHinds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>>>> news:Orocc%(E-Mail Removed)... > > >>>>>>> On Sunday, November 28, 2010 11:58 PM acmz123 spot wrote: > >>>>>>> No matter your windows system is XP, Win7, or Vista, the easiest way to speed up your PC, make it get rid of freezing up is have a PC cleaner in it; you can try the software "tuneup360". My friends and I all use it, it's seems really useful. > > >>>>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe >>>>>>> Parsing JSON to C# Classes Via Topsy Otter API and JSON.NET >>>>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...d-jsonnet.aspx -- Gene E. 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On Mon, 29 Nov 2010 05:00:24 GMT, acmz123 spot <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote: > No matter your windows system is XP, Win7, or Vista, the easiest way to speed up your PC, make it get rid of freezing up is have a PC cleaner in it; you can try the software "tuneup360". My friends and I all use it, it's seems really useful. Spam! Programs like that are terrible and are likely to create problems, not solve them. DavidplHinds, ignore messages from this spammer. > > On Sunday, November 25, 2007 8:56 PM DavidplHinds wrote: > > > hello all, i have a question or 2 , i have both a desktop with Xp ( > > 1.9ghz amd proccessor,1 gig ram ) and a brand new laptop with vista (1.67 > > ghz, 2 gigs ram ), and my xp boots up a lot faster then the laptop, i dont > > have any of the bells and whistles runnin on the vista OS, i have ran a > > few diagnostics and they all say vista is running ok, but i know better, , > > i also have a genuine copy of XP which is installed on the desktop, > > > > question # 1, can i install the genuine XP OS that i have on the laptop, > > or do i have to buy another genuine XP OS, > > > > question #2 if i re format the HD ( 160 GIGS) on the laptop how much > > trouble will i have gettin XP to install , i have read that there are some > > issues if one installs XP over a Vista HD > > > > thanks for you help in advance > > > >> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:02 PM Richard G. Harper wrote: > > >> Answer 1 - No, you need a second copy of XP to install on a second computer. > >> > >> Answer 2 - You better find out if your laptop manufacturer supports XP, > >> because if they don't and you can't get the right drivers you could destroy > >> your laptop. > >> > >> -- > >> Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User] (E-Mail Removed) > >> * NEW! Catch my blog ... http://msmvps.com/blogs/rgharper/ > >> * PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups > >> * The Website - http://rgharper.mvps.org/ > >> * HELP us help YOU ... http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm > >> > >> > >> "DavidplHinds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > >> news:Orocc%(E-Mail Removed)... > > > >>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:08 PM Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote: > > >>> Try the following Vista performance enhancements: > >>> > >>> Open Power Options (its in the Control Panel) and then > >>> place a dot next to High Performance. > >>> > >>> Next: > >>> > >>> > >>> Open Device Manager (its in the Control Panel) and then > >>> right-click on your hard drive (under Disk Drives). Click > >>> on "Policies" and make sure there are check marks next to > >>> "Optimize for Performance", "Enable write caching on > >>> the disk", and "Enable advanced performance", then click OK. > >>> > >>> > >>> Next, perform a Disk Cleanup: > >>> > >>> > >>> Click on the blue Vista start button and then on the Computer > >>> entry in the Start Menu. Right-click on your hard drive and > >>> select Properties > Disk Cleanup > Files from all users..... > >>> More Options > Clean Up (System Restore and Shadow Copies). > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> "DavidplHinds" wrote: > > > >>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:27 PM Charlie Tame wrote: > > >>>> DavidplHinds wrote: > >>>> > >>>> Well in theory you can use the XP CD to do this but will have to "Buy" a > >>>> license, this is likely to be more hassle than just going to a store and > >>>> buying a CD, if you can find one that sells it. > >>>> > >>>> Also in theory your CD key will eventually fall foul of WGA / WPA if you > >>>> try installing it on both machines, but then that also happens to people > >>>> who have perfectly legal installations (Like me) so it's a bit > >>>> indeterminate whether you should try buying a key, try buying another CD > >>>> or just install it and wait for activation to force you to call > >>>> Microsoft and buy a key I really am beginning to wonder if MS have> >>>> opted for a kind of "Nigerian Scam" scenario whereby they "Spam" every > >>>> legal system periodically in the hopes that lots of people fall for it > >>>> and just pay > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> If you format the drive no trouble, boot from the CD and just format it, > >>>> of course you cannot save files / settings etc. > >>>> > >>>> The issues will be finding drivers that may not be included with XP, so > >>>> you need to check the laptop maker's website for XP compatible drivers > >>>> now, before you even start, get them onto a CD because you may not get > >>>> networking back without them. > >>>> > >>>> You probably WILL invalidate your warranty, if you care about that then > >>>> you have to be prepared to put Vista back and therefore need a copy of > >>>> the original media or disk Partition it is on. > >>>> > >>>> What do you use the laptop for and does anything specifically have to me > >>>> compatible with existing software you use? You could use another OS for > >>>> most things except games which would basically cost you nothing at all > >>>> except a download and a blank CD-R. > > > >>>>> On Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:34 PM Mike Hall - MVP wrote: > > >>>>> Your laptop power options will default to saving power over outright > >>>>> performance, so you should check this out. > >>>>> > >>>>> Another factor is laptop video performance. As good as they can look, video > >>>>> cards in laptops do not have the outright power of a desktop, and much of > >>>>> this is to keep down the internal temperature and to save on power. > >>>>> > >>>>> If you want to install XP on the laptop, it must be a generic version or as > >>>>> supplied by the manufacturer for the make and model. One can't install a > >>>>> 'Dell' XP version on a Toshiba for instance, and there can't be more than > >>>>> one instance of the same key code installed and in use. > >>>>> > >>>>> The other major factor is XP driver availability. You will have to check > >>>>> with the laptop manufacturer web site for the availability of XP drivers for > >>>>> your exact model. If none are available, you will have to stay with Vista OR > >>>>> try to get the laptop exchanged for a model which will run XP. > >>>>> > >>>>> -- > >>>>> Mike Hall - MVP > >>>>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> "DavidplHinds" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > >>>>> news:Orocc%(E-Mail Removed)... > > > >>>>>> On Sunday, November 28, 2010 11:58 PM acmz123 spot wrote: > > >>>>>> No matter your windows system is XP, Win7, or Vista, the easiest way to speed up your PC, make it get rid of freezing up is have a PC cleaner in it; you can try the software "tuneup360". My friends and I all use it, it's seems really useful. > > > >>>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe > >>>>>> Parsing JSON to C# Classes Via Topsy Otter API and JSON.NET > >>>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...d-jsonnet.aspx -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003 Please Reply to the Newsgroup |
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