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To Whome It May Concern:
I have been using Vista for the last two months, trying to learn it well
enough to deploy it to our teachers and students and am running into a never
ending supply of bugs and glitches in the OS. Software that isn't
compatable, Software that will install without problem, but then won't run,
Software that when installed makes hardware devices disappear, Keyboard
errors, Printer drivers that won't install, Print jobs that say they printed,
but never get to the print device, Applications and OS crashes, Permissions
level (I am logged on to the computer as an administrator, and can't run
basic command line utilities to diagnose problems such as ipconfig /release,
renew or ipconfig /flushdns, registerdns). I would suggest to you that you
scrap these projects or at least post-pone dropping support for Windows XP
until you get all the problems worked out of Vista/Server 2008 otherwise this
will be as netorious as the infamous Windows Me. Every other Network
Administrator/PC Support Specialist I have talked to agree's that Vista
reminds them too much of Windows Me, and has started the nightmare's all over
again. In order to save the IT community from another disaster, please don't
drop support for a stable OS (Windows XP), to try and force another
disasterous product (Windows Vista).
Thank you,
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Eric Stanaway
Frustrated Vista User
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I have been using Vista for the last two months, trying to learn it well
enough to deploy it to our teachers and students and am running into a never
ending supply of bugs and glitches in the OS. Software that isn't
compatable, Software that will install without problem, but then won't run,
Software that when installed makes hardware devices disappear, Keyboard
errors, Printer drivers that won't install, Print jobs that say they printed,
but never get to the print device, Applications and OS crashes, Permissions
level (I am logged on to the computer as an administrator, and can't run
basic command line utilities to diagnose problems such as ipconfig /release,
renew or ipconfig /flushdns, registerdns). I would suggest to you that you
scrap these projects or at least post-pone dropping support for Windows XP
until you get all the problems worked out of Vista/Server 2008 otherwise this
will be as netorious as the infamous Windows Me. Every other Network
Administrator/PC Support Specialist I have talked to agree's that Vista
reminds them too much of Windows Me, and has started the nightmare's all over
again. In order to save the IT community from another disaster, please don't
drop support for a stable OS (Windows XP), to try and force another
disasterous product (Windows Vista).
Thank you,
--
Eric Stanaway
Frustrated Vista User
----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/co...c62&dg=microsoft.public.windows.vista.general