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XP Retiring in 2008 (for those who don't know already)

Discussion in 'Bing' started by Jag100, Sep 5, 2007.

  1. tokyoice

    tokyoice Well-Known Member

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    #101
    That's too early!
     
    tokyoice, Sep 22, 2007 IP
  2. Chris Blood

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    #102
    Vista doesn't suck. you suck
     
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  3. Jag100

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    #103
    June 2008 i think correctly unless it's been changed
     
    Jag100, Oct 4, 2007 IP
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    worldman Notable Member

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    #104
    Almost 8 months and still not a single crash. Stop complaining about the OS. Its great:D
     
    worldman, Oct 4, 2007 IP
  5. The General

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    #105
    What do you count as a "crash"? How many times have driver not worked or programs not been compatible? What do you use your computer for, apart from admiring your expensive eye-candy?
     
    The General, Oct 5, 2007 IP
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    markkk Well-Known Member

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    #106
    as long as im comfortable with XP.. I dont need vista..
     
    markkk, Oct 5, 2007 IP
  7. Seller

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    #107
    I have vista, and don't want back in to XP :p
     
    Seller, Oct 5, 2007 IP
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    worldman Notable Member

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    #108
    I am not lying when I tell you not a single crash, compatibility problem or so on. If a driver does not work Microsoft downloads the new one or sends me to the site. I am running programs on Vista that were not supposed to work on 89, 2000 worse XP.

    My computer has never frozen. The only problem I have had is that sometimes Adobe Flash fails to work and once in a while it will cause a little glitch on IE. Nothing else.
     
    worldman, Oct 5, 2007 IP
  9. The General

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    #109
    No it does, that is complete rubbish, at least in the way you phrased it.

    And so am I on XP. Again, you're talking rubbish. XP apps are bound to be more compatible that Vista ones.

    Exactly, you have missed the point. What I am asking is how many errors of any kind whatsoever have you received. Comparing on crashes I think Xp and Vista, as a clean install, are about even.
     
    The General, Oct 6, 2007 IP
  10. worldman

    worldman Notable Member

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    #110
    That is not a crash. That is a problem with a webpage. Microsoft can not help it that every webpage does not crash or cause Internet Explorer to freeze.
     
    worldman, Oct 9, 2007 IP
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    freespace Well-Known Member

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    #111
    I think its a good idea microsoft is ending licences for XP. It will get software makers off their ass and start making their programs work with vista properly.

    I my self use xp 64 bit version and only have one program that is truly 64 bit, everything else is 32 bit.

    Why? Because software developers can get away with just creating 32 bit versions.

    Its time for change. Bring it on microsoft.
     
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  12. The General

    The General Peon

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    #112
    Not they can't, but they should be able to prevent their new OS freezing up more than their old one. I didn't ask how many times the entire system bricked, but rather how many pesky errors and incompatibilities you have. Also, FYI, I don't use Internet Explorer.

    No it's not, and it won't make them do so. The businesses and a lot of consumers will continue using XP.

    Because it works and they don't need to make them 64bit

    Yup, your ex-users no longer care and those who run Vista will lap it all up.
     
    The General, Oct 10, 2007 IP
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    jerome Banned

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    #113
    Any more ideas about the Windows Vienna?
     
    jerome, Oct 10, 2007 IP
  14. liam_d

    liam_d Active Member

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    #114
    I am quite happy with Ubuntu Linux, plays my games, has firefox, etc etc, all i need :)
     
    liam_d, Oct 10, 2007 IP
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    #115
    I had the same problem with FF. FF kept giving me Flash errors. Especially on sites like Myspace and so on. Incompatibilities in programs have all been fixed. Drivers work perfectly and hardware is perfect.

    I pretty much agree with everything Freespace said. It means its time to move forward. Its almost been a year since Vista has been released and you think MICROSOFT should still go ahead and offer support indefinitely?
     
    worldman, Oct 10, 2007 IP
  16. The General

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    #116
    I've never had them on XP but I can't say anything about Vista because I don't use Myspace. Not all programs are compatible, so that's a downright lie. Sure, you use only professional software such as photoshop then of course it will be compatible. That's not he case with all software. Of course the hardware works perfectly, it's not Microsoft!

    Yes, if people keep buying then they should keep selling.
     
    The General, Oct 10, 2007 IP
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    a$$-wise Well-Known Member

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    #117
    It doesn't matter to me if MS stop its support for XP.

    Who visit MS site anyways? I never in my entire cyberspace life visited microsoft's support site...
    What they offer is easy to use OS why would you need an online support?
     
    a$$-wise, Oct 11, 2007 IP
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    When I was using Fire Fox it was on XP. I had to because the beta of IE7 was very buggy and would keep freezing up. Now that I am on Vista I only use FF when I return to XP which is once in a while.
     
    worldman, Oct 12, 2007 IP
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    lalitnagrath Banned

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    #119
    happy with UBUNTU :d
    Xp as backup OS
     
    lalitnagrath, Oct 12, 2007 IP
  20. The General

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    #120
    Well, what can I say? I don't see what you point is?
     
    The General, Oct 12, 2007 IP