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Firstly -This post is not against Vista OS in any way.
I Installed Vista HP back in Jan 07, onto (let's just say a well endowed
computer) and every thing works very well, a few minor compatibility issues
but nothing of any real significants. Have also set up printer & file sharing
with 2 other computers, again no real problems.
To me Vista is a operating system that requires understanding and any one
contemplating installing the OS should research and plan their move carefully.
There is nothing, in my opinion, seriously wrong with Vista.
Having said that, one of my friends bought a new Acer notebook with Vista
Basic installed, and to say the least the performance of the notebook leaves
a lot to be desired, not because of Vista but the PC is not up to scratch.
It has Celeron M inside running at 1.6hz, 512 Ram, the graphics card is
integrated, Acer has preloaded so many startup applications it takes approx
8/10min to loadup, with so many applications running in the background, just
to load a program such as Internet Exp. it takes approx. 1/2mins.
This has nothing to do with Vista, it solely the way Acer have set up the
notebook, Acer are not the only ones, to many manufacturers are selling
machines (Vista installed) that maybe are not suitable for the OS.
After trimming the notebook down of startup apps, and a few tweaks and
Readyboost the machine is now showing a vast improvement. Installing more Ram
is next on the list.
When buying or upgrading a PC with Vista, users should ensure that they
choose wisely after thorough planning & preparation
I am not an IT specialist, I just research,plan & prepare what I wish to do.
Happy Computing Everyone & Good Luck
--
Regards
Bob J
If advise given from anyone, solves problem or not, or if solved from
another source,post back & let us know.
Then we all benefit.
I Installed Vista HP back in Jan 07, onto (let's just say a well endowed
computer) and every thing works very well, a few minor compatibility issues
but nothing of any real significants. Have also set up printer & file sharing
with 2 other computers, again no real problems.
To me Vista is a operating system that requires understanding and any one
contemplating installing the OS should research and plan their move carefully.
There is nothing, in my opinion, seriously wrong with Vista.
Having said that, one of my friends bought a new Acer notebook with Vista
Basic installed, and to say the least the performance of the notebook leaves
a lot to be desired, not because of Vista but the PC is not up to scratch.
It has Celeron M inside running at 1.6hz, 512 Ram, the graphics card is
integrated, Acer has preloaded so many startup applications it takes approx
8/10min to loadup, with so many applications running in the background, just
to load a program such as Internet Exp. it takes approx. 1/2mins.
This has nothing to do with Vista, it solely the way Acer have set up the
notebook, Acer are not the only ones, to many manufacturers are selling
machines (Vista installed) that maybe are not suitable for the OS.
After trimming the notebook down of startup apps, and a few tweaks and
Readyboost the machine is now showing a vast improvement. Installing more Ram
is next on the list.
When buying or upgrading a PC with Vista, users should ensure that they
choose wisely after thorough planning & preparation
I am not an IT specialist, I just research,plan & prepare what I wish to do.
Happy Computing Everyone & Good Luck
--
Regards
Bob J
If advise given from anyone, solves problem or not, or if solved from
another source,post back & let us know.
Then we all benefit.