Red Dawn
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Dude you are the epitome of ignorance!Originally posted by: BillGates
Win2k is the choice of smart people.....take it from me.
Dude you are the epitome of ignorance!Originally posted by: BillGates
Win2k is the choice of smart people.....take it from me.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Didn't they have an OS called Bob?Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: K1052
Upgrade to WinME
:Q:disgust: You better be kidding.
Of course I am.
Windows ME is one of the worst MS creations ever foisted upon computer users.
In any explorer window, Tools>Folder Options>View>all the way at the bottom, uncheck Use simple filesharing (recommended)Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Originally posted by: werk
Just turn simple filesharing off.Originally posted by: Electric Amish
One thing I DON"T like about XP is the way they setup file sharing. Seems to be a PITA.
Cool! Where?
And how many systems do you support, Mr Gates?Originally posted by: BillGates
Win2k is the choice of smart people.....take it from me. Those who think XP is better are ignorant.
Originally posted by: dabuddha
Windows XP is the best windows OS they've released up till now. Very easy to configure/customize.
Originally posted by: BillGates
Win2k is the choice of smart people.....take it from me. Those who think XP is better are ignorant.
Originally posted by: Roger
WinXP
I recently acquired a Dell Lattitude lappy (my first lappy), it came with WinXP, I dislike this OS very much, very hard to get online (Cable), hard to configure, difficult to change settings etc,etc,etc.
How long did it take you guys and gals to become accustomed to this newest pile of crap from Macrohard ?
PS. How do i access the firewall settings ? Bah Humbug
Originally posted by: thebestMAX
Before you flame me, I overclock and build my own systems.
Originally posted by: Fritzo
I never understood why people think Win2000 is better than XP. XP IS Win2000 with more hardware support and a more customizeable interface. Can you all name specific diferences in 2000 that makes it better than XP? I'm not looking for "XP crashes all the time, Win2000 doesn't". If you answer this, give specifics...what is causing it to crash? A specific program? A driver? Let's see some backups for your arguments.
Is that version 2.6?Originally posted by: minendo
Pro or Home?
Do not use the networking wizard on either one of them.
To access the firewall, right click on my network places. Choose properties. Right click on local area connection, choose properties. Select the advanced tab. Turn that POS firewall off and install a real one.
Yes it is version 2.6. Best/most recent version before ZoneAlarm became bloated.Originally posted by: Cyberian
Is that version 2.6?Originally posted by: minendo
Pro or Home?
Do not use the networking wizard on either one of them.
To access the firewall, right click on my network places. Choose properties. Right click on local area connection, choose properties. Select the advanced tab. Turn that POS firewall off and install a real one.
Do you prefer that to the newer versions?
Originally posted by: DurocShark
Originally posted by: Fritzo
I never understood why people think Win2000 is better than XP. XP IS Win2000 with more hardware support and a more customizeable interface. Can you all name specific diferences in 2000 that makes it better than XP? I'm not looking for "XP crashes all the time, Win2000 doesn't". If you answer this, give specifics...what is causing it to crash? A specific program? A driver? Let's see some backups for your arguments.
Same system I was running 2k on and 2k was rock solid, no crashes, glitches, etc.
During installation to a clean HD: 2 crashes
During driver installation of sound card: No crashes but audio glitches.
Homeworld: DirectX errors during load. Reloading and it would be fine.
And the number one PITA about XP? CONSTANT FRIGGING REGISTRATION WHENEVER I'D MAKE A SIGNIFIGANT CHANGE TO THE HARDWARE. Since I'm constantly tinkering with the hardware, not being able to just unload the drivers, swap the hardware, and then load the new drivers without dealing with M$ registration BS was the last straw.
XP can bite me. I sold both my copies. Luckily I hadn't sold my 2k licenses... Whew. Stability felt more like 98 than 2k.
Originally posted by: Lyfer
Originally posted by: Kenny
XP kicks arse.