Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1 [OLD VERSION]
by Microsoft Software
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Software Reviews of Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1 [OLD VERSION]
Customer Review: Good software, as good as xp pro
Summary: 5 Stars
Hello.
I have had this for some
time now and I wish the
new laptop I bought had
this operating system on
it.
Shipping was good also.
Thank you
Customer Review: BUY IT
Summary: 5 Stars
Works Great! Installed w/out a problem.
All my 3d software and Crysis run great on this platform!
Once again, I received no compensation for this review, not even a coupon!
Customer Review: Buyer Beware!
Summary: 3 Stars
I purchased Vista from Amazon itself. When it began acting up, I contacted Microsoft for warranty support. They told me my product ID showed it to be a version for release in Serbia or Latin America and that it would not operate properly in the U.S. They would provide no warranty support. Amazon replaced it, but neither Amazon nor Microsoft would explain how this could happen. I suggest you check the ID number with Microsoft immediately upon installation. Otherwise, I like Vista just fine.Customer Review: Vista is the red-headed stepchild.
Summary: 1 Stars
I've officially lived the Vista horror story now! I really didn't expect to since Vista has been out for so long now (thought they would have fixed compatibility issues by now). I bought Vista, none of my applications worked, and had to get a refund. What a joke. Get XP.Customer Review: fungchicken
Summary: 3 Stars
Having built computers since the Win98SE date, I am no stranger to Windows OSs. I'll make this short and sweet. If you have invest your money on hardwares and softwares on XP, stay there. You will lose use of some of your printers, scanners, and cameras right away due to lack of drivers. This happen the last time MS went from Win98 to XP. Don't even speak of WinME. How long did MS support that OS? I am presently using 2 computers. One using WinXP Pro and the other using Vista Ultimate with a KVM switch. So here is my word of advice. If you are using WinXP and are happy, stay there. If you are starting new with all new equipment and software, go Vista. I had to try Vista.