Windows 7 Smells Far Better Than Vista
Microsoft sent me two copies of Windows 7 Ultimate last Friday (the 23rd) and I installed the 64bit version on the refurbished HP mini-tower I bought last year with Vista on it. Based on my interview with William Stanek, author of the just-released Windows 7: The Definitive Guide I did for the Daily Tip on Windows 7 Upgrade, I felt sure my fairly new HP would run 64bit Windows fine. Stanek promised almost every PC bought in the last three years could run Windows 7 64bit. He's right in my case.
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Vista is far better than XP, Win7 is far better than Vista. I don't think there is another answer.I don't get all those lies about Vista. it is stunning lie that everyone tells each other. This is most stupid era in technology.
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I used Vista from when it came out until I put the final beta of windows 7. The extra functionality of Vista over XP made it painful if I had to use XP.Windows 7 is better than Vista but once SP1 came out Vista was fine by me