Anecdotal or not .... I glad it's going. The sum of anecdotal I've been exposed to, whether or not it represents any accuracy, has led me to a distrust and disdain of Vista.

I haven't noticed this at all, then again I made sure I had enough RAM to run the program.
I didn't notice this either. Sure, things were laid out slightly differently but they didn't create any confusion that I recall.



Personally, I have had no issues with Vista at all. Never had a crash, never had any problem whatsoever, other than trying to get some older programs to work with it - but that is to be expected.

I hear all of the horror stories and find them puzzling. I'm perfectly happy with my purchase.

Permission is for L OSERS! Just do it. It'll be a month before anyone even notices they have stopped crashing and by then.....


(Or you could just stop downloading all that porn on your vista PC)

Vista is everything I had come to expect from Microsoft and its years of experience.

I like that one of Moonie's knocks on Vista is that it "requires training" for prior XP users, but then he suggest switching to Unbuntu.

So you spent exrta $$$ to make sure you could run Vista, and for that what exactly did you get in return? What is vista doing for you that XP would not do faster, better, cheaper?

Supports more than five simultaneous users logged into Shared Docs.

I'm giving Kevy credit for being above average in that area. Perhaps I misspoke.

Also, I did not suggest an across the board switch to Ubuntu. It just fits this specific issue, how to get a stable file sharing PC on the cheap.

:rolleyes: You run Windows XP HOME at your business?

I cry for you.