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I want Bill Gate's head on a silver platter!!
- Thread starter tec699
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us3rnotfound
Diamond Member
The sad but true part is that a reformat will fix your problems.
ThePresence
Elite Member
I am scared to install SP2.
NikPreviousAcct
No Lifer
Why install SP2, anyway? If you do and something no longer functions correctly, just uninstall and reinstall that program to see if it'll fix it. If windows gets to the point where nothing functions with it anymore, you may as well switch to Linux. 😀 😛
DotheDamnTHing
Platinum Member
seconded
NikPreviousAcct
No Lifer
I don't do enough hardcore image/video editing to warrant buying an opperating system that sucks balls at everything except hardcore image/video editing.
NikPreviousAcct
No Lifer
That's because you're not just the average user who bashes the hell out of their box. You've probably got a nice and stable install that's months or years old. 😛 Most people who have PCs don't know how to take care of their OS installs.
RagingBITCH
Lifer
Not his fault you use that sh!tty MusicMatch 😛
RagingBITCH
Lifer
I had an issue with SP2 fouling up any of my print services at work on my machine.
DotheDamnTHing
Platinum Member
zing!
CheetahMk2
Senior member
I wonder about bootscreens, SP0 wouldn't boot with a SP1 bootscreen (if you customize), and Sp1 not with a Sp0 bootscreen. I am guessing I'd have to remake all of my Bootscreens using the Ntstokrnl (?) from Windows SP2.
Microsoft should give a self-booting CD-rom ISO for free with some sort of ghosting software capable of burning to a CD-rom. Maybe even have it back up the entire windows install, since MS is the only one that knows what affects what inside Windows. That way, people merely back up their Windows install/registry, and should it go to hell, they can always use the CD-rom made from before to restore.
Microsoft should give a self-booting CD-rom ISO for free with some sort of ghosting software capable of burning to a CD-rom. Maybe even have it back up the entire windows install, since MS is the only one that knows what affects what inside Windows. That way, people merely back up their Windows install/registry, and should it go to hell, they can always use the CD-rom made from before to restore.
NikPreviousAcct
No Lifer
oh snap! 😀