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Not really. They started doing the "easy-to-use" alternative configuration panels in Vista. Windows Vista also started requiring driver signatures, making it i
by cyberax 11mo ago
Not really. They started doing the "easy-to-use" alternative configuration panels in Vista. Windows Vista also started requiring driver signatures, making it impossible to write your own device drivers without going into the ugly test mode on every boot.
Windows XP was the pinnacle, with everything working just as it should.
- mcswell 11mo agoXP SP 2