Vista Kernel in windows 7

M

MrC

Does windows 7 have the same kernel as vista sp2? If so, what advantages
are there in performance as it relates to copying large files.

Thank you
 
A

Andrew McLaren

K

Kevin Hussein Panzke

MrC said:
Thanks Andrew. And Kevin...Just go away
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You must have reading comprehension problems also. There are changes to the
Windows 7 kernel. If you want to keep your head in your ass and ignore the
info, the go ahead. BFD.

Just FYI.
 
A

Andrew Rossmann

No. Windows 7 is a re-write. Performance is better in Windows 7 on many
fronts. There are a few idiots here who believe that Windows 7 is just a
service pack but it isn't.
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I think re-write assumes too much. Vista is Windows 6.0. Win7 is Windows
6.1 (do a WINVER if you don't believe me.)
 

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