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I just downgraded to XP from Vista. My computer is awesome now. Being that it has 2 GB of ram and an AMD Turion X2, XP runs extremely fast. If you are having problems with Vista, downgrade back to XP and wait a while before you upgrade to Vista. Let Vista work out it's glitches.
Work out XP's glitches too! She sure has plenty of em, but had tonnes more before she was released. Vista is 100 times better now that what she was 6 months ago, plug n play is working better. I am "happy" with her. I have Ultimate on two machines.
I just downgraded to XP from Vista. My computer is awesome now. Being that it has 2 GB of ram and an AMD Turion X2, XP runs extremely fast. If you are having problems with Vista, downgrade back to XP and wait a while before you upgrade to Vista. Let Vista work out it's glitches.
Just a suggestion.
In your case that would be an upgrade, wouldn't it?
I installed vista on one of my computers at work for testing. I had to decide if I was going to deploy it on a wide scale or not. After a month I decided against it. Vista is absolutely horrible. I would go with all MACs if I could.
I like Vista. Since I no longer have a desktop I'm stuck on my notebook with XP, with Vista as soon as the desktop loaded I could click Firefox and it would open, XP I do that, and I have to wait, and wait, and wait, in some areas I like XP in others I like Vista. I actually prefer Vista to XP on my desktop. My notebook, it's fine I guess lol.
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