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The problem with Vista largely wasn't the OS itself. It was: - They changed the driver model from XP and a lot of 3rd parties either didn't have compatible dr
by volkl48 8y ago
The problem with Vista largely wasn't the OS itself.
It was:
- They changed the driver model from XP and a lot of 3rd parties either didn't have compatible drivers out at launch day (or anywhere soon after), or had buggy, unreliable ones.
- They set the minimum hardware requirements too low and so a lot of garbage was sold at the low-end of the market with a Vista sticker that was never really going to be able to run the OS well.
If you bought a new, higher-end device with Vista, you likely had a decent experience.
- Tempest1981 8y agoThey should have forced everything to 64-bit at the same time. Vs forcing developers to support both 32- and 64-bit. Resulting in mostly 32-bit apps.