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> Can people still buy computers capable of running XP without extensive tweaking? That has nothing to do with current hardware. I had to do that back in the d
by maratd 15y ago
> Can people still buy computers capable of running XP without extensive tweaking?
That has nothing to do with current hardware. I had to do that back in the day too. You people have been spoiled with Vista and Windows 7.
- rbanffy 15y agoSo, if you are perfectly happy with XP and don't want Win7, I assume it's really easy to buy a new computer and install XP on it, right?
- maratd 15y ago> I assume it's really easy to buy a new computer and install XP on it, right? Why would you want to? It won't be any faster. If you need XP compatibility for something, use regular virtualization or XP Mode.
- rbanffy 15y agoJust to point out that, maybe, it's not Windows 7 that's successful, but Intel's Core i-something family of processors you can't buy computers with unless they are bundled with Windows 7. Someplace else I pointed out Microsoft has only 5 clients they really care about: Dell, Lenovo, Acer, HP and Asus.
- hammerdr 15y ago4 clients..