Photo-Al wrote:
Sorry, I would disagree. I was always told that Vista was the worst, and would randomly stop, hiccup and crash. Well, my Vista ran fine for more years than I should have used it, and now that I've "upgraded" to a new system (Dell Laptop) and Windows 7, I have the slowest, quirkiest, most sensitive piece of software I've used. I expected a 64 bit with 8 GB of Ram to be pretty speedy, but this is slower than Windows 95.
I was just reporting on my experiences, which go back before DOS. Many users have backed my claim. One aspect of the various problems attributed to the "operating system" have little to do with the installed version of Windows. Problems can come from viruses, poorly designed/built software and also hardware, particularly the video card and the software to drive it. Actually, most blue screens are caused by faulty video.