Yeah, right... as if that's even a possibility. Then you'd just have some random person asking how to swap out Windows 7 Business for XP instead. And I suppose we're all expected to just find a copy of Windows 7 floating around on some sketchy corner of the internet, aren't we?
Well, what can I say? So far, I’m satisfied. All my HW installed without a single hitch on the first try. It pulls down an update every day, and I’m starting to think this thing will actually hold up until the Final version is released, which means I won't have to deal with a fresh installation once Windows 7 is officially out. In short, my humble opinion is that Microsoft has finally built something that actually works.
In this new thread, I hope you get banned as often as possible because you just keep talking nonsense without providing a single shred of evidence..... For once in your life, try offering an actual reasoned argument.....
Since everyone seems so obsessed with getting their hands on Windows 7, I put together a little collection for you... strictly Windows 7 themed, naturally. Windows 7
Norton. So, which OS are we talking about here? The Task Manager tools are actually decent enough...
Norton is the gold standard. Compared to those Glary Utilities products, they're in a different league. Honestly, screw any company that tries to churn out software for every little thing imaginable... it's a miracle they haven't released a digital oven by now.
To the OP and the poll creator: if you actually believe this is as simple as it looks, you're kidding yourself...
I started working on my first Hackathon project about four months ago. Maybe I completely botched it, but in this new version of the Hackathon, this is how it actually plays out:
Since the Windows XP SP3 Hack has proven itself to be rock solid—and I’m not just talking about my own experience, several others have put it through its paces—development on the next version is officially wrapped up. I won't be using torrents for this release to avoid being harassed by certain individuals; instead, I'll be uploading it via MediaFire. Give me about 20 minutes and I'll post some screenshots so you can see what we're working with. The changes to the Windows Preinstallation Tool are minor, but the software selection is exactly what people have been asking for. Cheers.
David Ortiz26 said:My buddy installed this over a month ago. Even though it’s technically in beta, it runs like a dream. It comes packed with various Windows Vista skins, it's rock solid, and now they've added DirectX 10 support for Windows XP SP2/SP3. There you go, folks 😍—enjoy. 😁
To hell with Vista!
It seems you haven't quite grasped what most people on this forum are going to realize eventually. Take a look at what I'm talking about: View on reddit