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在另外吹動到窗口景色的名譽，荷蘭消費者』協會(Consumentenbond)推薦購買新的個人計算機的顧客堅持獲得Windows XP在景色。 另外，它拜訪計算機商店提供Windows XP降低等級給已經獲得了景色從前述商店的顧客。 在不成功地設法說服微軟提供那些自由降低等級， DCA之後說消費者會必須採取事態入他們自己的手，因為微軟不與對OS的它的評估一致，看上去發布了說的組織，在它真實地準備好之前。 讀充分的文章在ArsTechnica.Com
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窗口景色，微軟的最新操作系統，運輸對公司顧客在2006年11月和對公眾於2007年1月。 這移動從Redmond公司被設計強調景色的自然生態系可能舒展沒有真正的問題在家和商業環境之間的事實，弄髒分離顧客的線。 實際上，與景色，微軟在公司世界打算摧化加速的收養。 儘量簡化升級的過程為家庭用戶，微軟提供了廣泛的支持為景色遷移為企業，但問題主要是在公司的手外面。 (更多…)
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…For £700 I could have bought a high-spec laptop that enabled me to play some games, but instead I decided to buy an Apple Macbook. This will no doubt be sacrilege to some PC users, but let me explain my decision. I already have a games capable PC, which is far more easily upgradable, so there seems little point in going for a laptop that would only be able to play games for a year or so, before the hardware demands exceeded the laptop’s specifications. In addition, with Apple’s Boot Camp, you effectively get two laptops for the price of one, because I can and do run Windows on it, alongside OS X. However, the biggest reason for switching to OS X is that I’m sick and tired of dealing with all the security issues that are associated with Windows. Read the full article on PCAnswers.Co.Uk
Written by vistasucks on October 15th, 2007 with no comments.
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“I’m one of those early adopters of Vista,” said Yvonne Genovese, an analyst who was interviewing Ballmer along with fellow analyst David Smith on stage at a conference forum. “My daughter comes in one day and says, ‘Hey Mom, my friend has Vista, and it has these neat little things called gadgets — I need those.’”
Said Ballmer: “I love your daughter.”
“You’re not going to like her mom in about two minutes,” said Genovese, while the crowd laughed.
She went on to explain that she installed Vista for her daughter — and two days later went right back to using the XP operating system. Read the full article on ComputerWorld.Com [via Hasta La Vista, Vista]
Written by vistasucks on October 11th, 2007 with no comments.
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Booting to Safe Mode can be a very effective method of troubleshooting a system. Safe Mode allows only essential files and drivers to be used. An example of why you would need Safe Mode is; If you have installed a new hardware device and upon rebooting your system it will not start. If you can get into Safe Mode you will be able to remove the offending hardware device from your system and allow your system to boot normally.
If there are damaged, deleted or corrupt system files involved, Safe Mode may not be an option. You may need to use the Recovery Console for help. (more…)
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If you’ve moved up from Windows 95 or 98 to Windows XP, one big thing you’ll notice is that creating new partitions doesn’t have to be done from the command line any more. Windows XP makes it easy to create a new partition using the graphical disk management tool. Here’s how:
1. Turn off your computer and install your new hard disk. It’s unlikely that you have any unpartitioned space on which to create a new partition on the drive already in the machine, so you’ll need to add a new drive. New drives typically don’t come preformatted, so you’ll need to create your own partitions and format them.
2. Start your computer and logon as an administrator. Click Start and then click the Run command. In the Open text box type: diskmgmt.msc and click OK. (more…)
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