I hate Windows Vista… can I upgrade to Windows XP???

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007

Is it a good idea to "upgrade" my computer to XP? I hate Vista, half of the programs that I need to run do not run with vista… what a piece of junk!
The Answer by Adam A :Just wait. In a couple of years everything'll be much better with Vista. It might end up better than XP.

And nobody's gonna support XP forever. Eventually nothing will be made for it.

Dual Monitor Wallpaper Problems?

Saturday, July 28th, 2007

Okay, my dual screen is working fine - (I run Vista) and my gadgets are on the far right of the second monitor. (Which is what I wanted)
The only problem is - the desktop wallpaper (which is the correct resolution to fit BOTH monitors) duplicaties itself on both screens - I want the wallpaper to run between the two monitors rather than have the same image on both screens …

Update Vista problem error code 80072ee2 resolution?

Friday, July 27th, 2007

This is not the question, but resolution of this problem. What I found out, it is driver for nvidia nforce networking controller which is updated through vista update, and then, you can't update vista anymore or even visit microsoft official page. Just roll back to previous driver, and that's it!
The Answer by kamran_dotnet :Search on internet.I'm sure you find it

windows vista basic and premium HELP!!?

Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

hello! o.k. I downloaded vista advisor thingy and it said that my laptop can handle vista basic, so i purchased vista basic. Now, i have basic vista. I downloaded the vista advisor again and then now it said that my laptop can handle vista premium i was like what the fudge! Now, I am so upset i should've purchased vista premium what am i going to do??? help me pls …

I hate vista can i delete it and put xp back on my computer?

Sunday, July 22nd, 2007

the answer is by inclusive_disjunction :Yes. If you really want to, you can "downgrade" from Vista back to XP, providing that either that your computer manufacturer supports it:

http://blogs.zdnet.com/microsoft/?p=543

or you have an original, retail copy of XP. In the latter case, just back up your files, and format the hard drive by booting from the Windows XP CD, and telling it to format the hard drive. In the former, you will …