Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium FULL VERSION [DVD] [OLD VERSION]
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Software Reviews of Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium FULL VERSION [DVD] [OLD VERSION]
Customer Review: worse than xp
Summary: 1 Stars
Very slow bootup. Utilises too much resources even for a basic version, It has so many applications which i dont use, hardware installation issues because drivers not accepted by vista hence perfectly good hardware such as ethernet modem and inkjet printer do not work as a result. My lotus smartsuite & a $3000 engineering software which work perfectly on xp doesnt work on vista either. Totally useless OS. I intend to uninstall vista and put back xp.
The best is still Windows 2000.
I swear for the next computer upgrade i will buy a mac.
Customer Review: a downgrade
Summary: 1 Stars
Microsoft has really abused its monopoly in forcing this POS on us. Still really buggy. My computer turns off and on when I don't want it to. So many pop-up windows asking you if you really want to do this or that - very frustrating. Also extremely slow - don't try running it on a machine with less than the 2GB RAM; even then it is not a high performance OS. I started with a 1GB system and it would freeze up and crash constantly and just take forever to open programs. Vista kind of reminds me of windows 98 - all the crashing and waiting for it to load.Customer Review: Only if you have lots of time and you do not get frustrated
Summary: 1 Stars
Excited at first and mad at the end. MS is like big government in they know what is best for you. They give you minimal choices on how to best run your Vista. Even on none security issues like file indexing where your CPU performance is wasted, MS decides they know what is best by not offering you a choice of turning it off. There are many situations like this where you have no choice on how Vista works. Vista is the ideal user "cookie cutter" where all users have the same needs. So choose Vista if you want less flexibility then XP and more frustration on trying to find answers.Customer Review: 1 star is generous.
Summary: 1 Stars
Sooner or later windows will get what they deserve. people will wake up to see the shameful tricks they play. Like you get a machine and ALL of your old software has to have a PAID upgrade. When it was working just fine. but windows and the folks at Microsoft make deals with software companies and both are happy. The company like quickbooks for example are happy because for quickbooks to work on Vist a you are REQUIRED to pay for a new version.
This really should be illegal. If I was a New computer user and i was about to but all new software anyway . it would be a lil better ( but whatever you do stayy away from ACT! ) anyway. The siple soultion is to buy a mac.
That is what ill do .
I had a mac from 10 years ago and guess what? when i called mac they will install all my old stuff for FREE. It is part of their service. I just deaperately need a good data base and i left apple years ago over aa data base.
Anyway thats it. Viste means View in spanish and the view to me is one of greed and garbage.
Customer Review: Windows is awesome
Summary: 4 Stars
Most people tend to have problems with Vista but I got it on my new Dell and everything was fine. When considering purchasing Home Premium, consider having at least 2 GB of RAM for the system to operate smoothly.
I think the new features (Media Center, Photo Gallery, etc) are fantastic and use them all the time
THe only problem with it is that there are too many warning signs.