The number of problems that Vista has caused; surely it can be legally classed as a weapon of mass destruction by now? lol
Yes it may be eye candy; but who said candy was good for you? :D
Dazza :cool:
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majestic0110 187 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
yes vista can be a pain - what with home basic/premium not even having support for IIS built in
UrbanKhoja 89 Practically a Posting Shark Featured Poster
yes vista can be a pain - what with home basic/premium not even having support for IIS built in
IIS isn't installed by default but usually it can be selected among the optionally installed components. IIS for MS Vista may restrict performance on concurrent requests but doesn't limit the number of connections allowed.
Yes XP was ageing; but why on earth replace it with something that generally performs worse? The memory leak is actually shocking!
Dazza :cool:
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
yeah, i was pleaseantly surprised to find that Home Premium has IIS, unlike XP home.
Vista sucked, but sp1 made it much more usable.
Same with XP. XP didnt become good until SP2, and until then we all kept baging on about how 98SE was the best (LOL)
thunderstorm98
yeah, i was pleaseantly surprised to find that Home Premium has IIS, unlike XP home.
Vista sucked, but sp1 made it much more usable.
Same with XP. XP didnt become good until SP2, and until then we all kept baging on about how 98SE was the best (LOL)
I think Vista SP1 would be more reliable then previous release..
BTW I would still love 98SE even if it have lot of security holes :D
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98SE was fantastic! Would load stupidly quick, you rarely had any problems; all went downhill from there... lol
Dazza :cool:
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