for me xp works nice i dont think any of them have got my attention or thoughts to change over to them but still lets see about the official release of windows 7
It is not because we like it. It is because we dislike it less
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It's really an interesting point noticing that nearly most of the computer users from both personal and business folks types are still highly recommending the Windows XP operating software. Of course as I have heard gradually Vista will replace XP but it's nice that nearly no one is interested in shifting to other programs when they have already a fixed and feature rich operating software called XP that is great for entertainment, business applications and more.
yep but vista never got the attention of many users like xp does but it is also true migrating from win2000 to xp was great because of the graphics and other options home users or professionals gona enjoy wheather its gaming or bla bla stuff
I also have heard that it's faster than Windows Vista ..though, I will probably have to wait for the final release as all the 120 GB of my harddrive is used up. I have planned to replace the Vista
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A feature spotted in beta versions of Windows 7 could be an indicator that Microsoft will allow users of the operating system to switch off Internet Explorer.
One of the features in build 7048 of Windows 7 includes a "Windows Features" dialog box, which allows certain applications and software functions to be switched off. One of those is Internet Explorer 8, and Media Player can also be disabled.
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“I couldn’t believe this when I saw it, but it’s true,” said Windows enthusiast Chris Holmes, who spotted the feature.
“Internet Explorer 8 is fully removable in Windows 7 build 7048. I believe this fully squashes the case that the EU has against Microsoft?”
The Eu has fined Microsoft heavily for tying Internet Explorer closely into the Windows operating system. The company has also had to provide copies of the operating system for sale that don't include the browser.
However, while features can be turned off it is not an easy process.
“There is a catch: For now, this only seems to wipe the actual executable running Internet Explorer 8 (iexplore.exe), but given that many of the most vocal proponents of choice were just looking for an option to functionally remove IE8, this might’ve been the only way to do it without killing the rest of Windows,” said a posting on the AeroXperince blog, a site for Windows developers.
“In addition, this actually takes two reboots and a configuration step to complete, so there’s definitely something going on behind the scenes (likely a remapping of where IE-related functions can be found for other elements in Windows so that Windows doesn’t complain about IE’s nonexistence).”
I hope Windows 7 allows me to make more than one copy of my reformat disc
F*cking Vista, I made a reformat disc, it lasted TWO re-formats before the discs stopped working. I called HP, they said they would send me a replacement copy forrrr $50. F that.
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but still lets see about the official release of windows 7 
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