its maybe some weakness of windows xp. but if you compare with windows 2000, Xp is much better. many features of Xp is make us easy and comfort. one of the biggest feature is "plug and play" feature, any other OS can do it?
Win 2000 aint that bad, although I do think it uses a similar system to Windows ME with security leaks (Windows ME also known as Windows 98 Third Edition).
I know that what I am about to say was probably already said above, but here it goes. Windows XP is actually based on the core of 2000, sharing many features such as the NTFS file system, sophisticated user controls (although Windows XP Home doesn't give access to a good majority of them). However, windows XP has a bunch of new features, the new skinable interface, and a few other things. In the end, both operating systems are much the same, but XP happens to be the later release, and packs a few new things.
I know that what I am about to say was probably already said above, but here it goes. Windows XP is actually based on the core of 2000, sharing many features such as the NTFS file system, sophisticated user controls (although Windows XP Home doesn't give access to a good majority of them). However, windows XP has a bunch of new features, the new skinable interface, and a few other things. In the end, both operating systems are much the same, but XP happens to be the later release, and packs a few new things.
I agree with u, Win xp have good interface than win 2000
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The only thing I use in XP that isn't in 2000 is the plug-in and play. I turned the fancy interface off, as my computer ran faster without it. XP is more stable than 2000 (In my opinion), but uses much more system resources.
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many features of Xp is make us easy and comfort
I haven't found any difference in in ease or comfort between XP and 2000
There are some of those little things in Windows XP that we don't really notice, but do help us. For example, I don't know whether the changed Start menu is a manjor improvement or a little thing, but the list of recently used programs in it is pretty nice to have. Also, there are many programs out there that will only run under XP, like certain products from Adobe.
If you had asked this 1 or 2 years ago, I would've supported the move to Win2k Pro completely. But now, support for that OS has been dropped, and XP is pretty much stable. You should just buy a new XP Home CD, and reformat with that. Install antivirus, firewall, firefox, and antispyware if you need it. After that, just update everything in microsoft update, and then you should have a safe, stable, computing enviroment.
If you had asked this 1 or 2 years ago, I would've supported the move to Win2k Pro completely. But now, support for that OS has been dropped, and XP is pretty much stable. You should just buy a new XP Home CD, and reformat with that. Install antivirus, firewall, firefox, and antispyware if you need it. After that, just update everything in microsoft update, and then you should have a safe, stable, computing enviroment.
Windows XP Professional gives you way more control over your computer than XP Home Edition. You get Group Policy Editor, Internet Information Services (IIS for short), and a bunch of other stuff. Yes you can get all the fluff of XP Home in the same box, but if you want to get rid of most of it, you need Pro. BTW please don't start a whole discussion over this post.
Well Im not sure whether this will help or not but i havent gotten any viruses or spyware (i hope) well i havent noticed any difference in my computers performance at all so i assume its fine. but i use avast antivirus and i think avast is pretty good at preventing getting any viruses and i used to use nod32 which was also pretty good. and i think if your computer has so much problems maybe reformatting is the easiest solution as long as u can save all ur needed files and can reinstall everything back including the os. i think xp's service pack 2 also has much more security so u would get less viruses and spyware.
Wow is all I have to say just because of the fact I thought they gave up giving licenses for this
old, outdated, slow, useless operating system. I guess not as November 1st, 2008 Windows 3.1 is
officially dead and the funny thing is didn't support for this operating system end at windows
98 or something like that? Either way I wonder when they will stop issuing liscenses for 95, 98,
ME, 2000 because those operating systems are just as outdated and can not even run most of the web
technologies that ae out there today and so if your going to cut off support you might....
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emoid=" ) but REALY SLOW. So i installed Ubuntu and was pretty nice /smile.gif"
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about this article. 10. Side bar Thank god I would think 99% of the world would agree that this
was the most useless feature and a memory waster as well, because every time I started up vista the
memory would spike when it was loading that sidebar and besides I close it most of the time anyway
because of how useless it really was. 9. Old school programs get the respect they deserve To be
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Hi there. I have a problem with File Types on my PC: xls files are opened by default with Open
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is not in those programs; so I select Choose Program; again Excel is not in the Recommended Programs
nor in the Other Programs. I click Browse and I go to where Excel is installed and I select the exe,
but after I click Ok nothing happens, I mean Excel doesn't appear in Recommended Programs like
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screen when booting? In XP there was an option somewhere in control panel to "assume this user
always login to the computer" or something like that. That way if you used the same user 99% of the
time and wanted to keep a second user as say an administrator you could do so by setting that
option. If you ever wanted to switch to the "hidden" user you could do so with Log Off or Switch
User in Start Menu. Now this is not possible in Vista, the user is given the login screen no ma....
I had came across this new theme on lifehacker last week , and besides the cool blue layout it
comes with some new audio clips when you log on and off XP. If anything, I would download it four
the sound clips because they are pretty cool to listen to when you log on and off the computer.
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Windows NT 3.1 Workstation : July 1993.(there only had a workstation version) Windows for
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Administrator) and then restarts after 60 sec. This is an SP2 so I dont think its a blaster. I
have a ZoneAlarm Security Suite and it didn't detect anything. I even Scanned my Windows folder
from Kaspersky using my Second OS (Vista) but that also didn't detect anything . .. Any guesses
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selection from the programs folder. Now how would it be to achieve the same task in just two clicks?
You can save all your favourite program shortcuts in a folder and view that through a tiny arrow
near the system tray. Its very simple. You would tell, "Ya, I almost knew that". Here's how to
do it. a) First create your folder and add the shortcuts you want to access. The f....
Hello. I tried Installing Windows Vista Home Premium today, but when it comes to the part
of the Installation where it says "Your computer will restart several times" my computer restarts
more then 40 times, and never loads after that. After like, 10-15 minutes of it being off, I switch
it back on, and it restores to XP (Witch is good because it wouldn't start up at all). I've
tried installing this 4 times altogether, and nothing. it keeps restarting continuously more then 40
times. The only time it restarts is after the BIOS loads, when switching/restar....
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say "I do it daily" and some others "How to reinstall?". Let's see the poll results. Linuxers,
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They have to switch a lot of softwares, compilers etc etc. Windows as we know, will not tolerate a
whole lot of (Un)installations and will ultimately slow down the whole system. This is not the case
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winners and losers. However, in today’s world another cold war is brewing, that cold war is
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I share a Windows XP computer with two friends, and we each have our own User Account on the
computer. Recently whenever my friends use the PC, they begin to have problems with it. For no
reason whatsoever, Windows Explorer will crash and close all the current folders that are open. I
went onto their User Accounts to see for myself (with permission, of course), and found that
Explorer would crash any time I right-clicked a File, and would also crash on occasion if I clicked
"File" on the Folder Window's Menu Bar with a file selected. It also happened on rare occasion....
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problems. It says "Windows Explorer has stopped working" and then I click the option restart the
program. I usually have 2 - 5 Explorer windows open and when I click restart the program it closes
all of my windows and opens up My Documents. I usually get this error one or two times a day but
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One year after the official Vista release , Microsoft is already working on the next Windows
operating system , Windows 7 , also known as Blackcomb or Vienna . Windows 7 Milestone 1 Build 6519
, the first working version of windows 7 , has already leaked to the w a r e z community , but it
doesn't differs much from Vista . The release is set for late 2009 / 2010 . So what do you think
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installed all my drivers and such and went on my merry way. Now all of a sudden it starts freezing
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my drivers, they are ALL compatible with Vista. I've read it could be an issue with an April 06
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Iam the user of Windows Vista. I gone with Vista because of unavailability of other options. Windows
will shutdown its support for XP after few years like they done with 98 and other operating systems.
So I brought Vista Home Edition. My computer configurations: Core 2 duo processor. I GB DDR2
RAM. 160 GB Hard Disk And other best available features. Problems suffering with Windowis
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good application programs. It is 4 times slower than XP for any Operating System O....
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windows, and etc. Now I'm trying to do this in Windows. I've changed everything about
the windows except for the general system size. How do I do this?....
Okay i recently bought a godaddy hosting account. Now my question is whats the difference between
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The CMD Codes- to use, open up notepad and copy and paste the code into the notepad. name the file
(anyname).vbs (to make a .vbs file, when u save it or save as, it will ask u for a name and which
type u want it, so choose all file then just name it as a .vbs file) then just click on the file u
just made *NOTE* these codes do not stay on forever, they just stay on until the person shuts off
the computer. The registry delete is one that PERMANETLY deletes files on the computer that cannot
be recovered. this will DESTROY the computer -The blue screen of Death *The Blue....
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i have tried to install windows xp on my pc and i get an error right after it ask at the bottom of
the screen to press f2 to restore an error pops up saying FILE \$win_nt$.~bt\NTKRNLMP.EXE cannot be
open error 7 setup cannot complete and has to close i have had windows xp on the pc before so i
know its compatible but i used a different version of windows before ,this tinme im using a new one
and i get this error i seem to find no solution anywhere about how to resolve this and I was
wondering if possible theres something i need to do,I am not to smart with computers s....
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safe mode but the problem persisits then i again try in last good configuration setting but it
doesn't help so i hav to reinstall my xp plz any body hav solution for this so that i do not hav
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I've heard a few days ago about an OS called Windows Xp Nemesis and after some searching on the
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with the OS. I was just wondering if any of you tried it.......
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