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what the diffrence between windows Vista, and xp?
which ones better?
And is xp easier to use or something?
(its going to be used on a laptop)
im basically using my laptop for word, powerpoint, internet........school stuff basically.
Answer
Windows Vista has wonderful graphic features. I love a few things - you can actually see items in your folders. If you hover the cursor over an item in your taskbar it shows a mini version of what it is (useful if you've got two things open with similar names). There is a really cool tool that does screen capture (called the snipping tool). Another cool feature is the switch between windows button - this button shows you in 3D all of the stuff you have open at a 45 degree angle so it's easy to find things when you have lots open. The higher security features are also a definite benefit.
I found it really easy to set-up and easy to use. The help menu is very informative.
My laptop came with it already installed and I've had no problems whatsoever.
If you're thinking of upgrading - read this first. Run the upgrade advisor - it will tell you exactly what you need to run all the features smoothly. In order to use all of the 3D features you need a minimum of 1 GB RAM. Here's a link to the upgrade advisor (there's also hints and tips at the bottom of the page). http://www.windowsmarketplace.com/content.aspx?ctId=390
People who have problems are those who did not run the upgrade advisor and have a number of older peripherals (printers, scanners, etc.) and other software on their computer. Manufacturer's need time to create upgrades and drivers for Vista (most software/peripherals require different drivers than XP). If you have lots of games/software etc. on your laptop you may want to wait 3 - 6 months.
Hope this helps.
Windows Vista has wonderful graphic features. I love a few things - you can actually see items in your folders. If you hover the cursor over an item in your taskbar it shows a mini version of what it is (useful if you've got two things open with similar names). There is a really cool tool that does screen capture (called the snipping tool). Another cool feature is the switch between windows button - this button shows you in 3D all of the stuff you have open at a 45 degree angle so it's easy to find things when you have lots open. The higher security features are also a definite benefit.
I found it really easy to set-up and easy to use. The help menu is very informative.
My laptop came with it already installed and I've had no problems whatsoever.
If you're thinking of upgrading - read this first. Run the upgrade advisor - it will tell you exactly what you need to run all the features smoothly. In order to use all of the 3D features you need a minimum of 1 GB RAM. Here's a link to the upgrade advisor (there's also hints and tips at the bottom of the page). http://www.windowsmarketplace.com/content.aspx?ctId=390
People who have problems are those who did not run the upgrade advisor and have a number of older peripherals (printers, scanners, etc.) and other software on their computer. Manufacturer's need time to create upgrades and drivers for Vista (most software/peripherals require different drivers than XP). If you have lots of games/software etc. on your laptop you may want to wait 3 - 6 months.
Hope this helps.
my Windows Experience Index Dropped?
Q. I have an Alienware m11x...I updated some drivers from the manufacturer's website and made sure they were the latest ones. My index score for Gaming Graphics (3D business and gaming graphics performance) just dropped from 6.5 to 4.4! What the hell happened??
Answer
drivers are communication packages that "speak" to the cpu and relevant hardware/software using it, in old drivers you are given specific settings for that one device, however new drivers dont have the same settings and run on new technology, you have downloaded the latest drivers, BUT now other drivers that matched your old drivers need to be updated so they can tie with each other again.
your old drivers had a better match with all your older drivers and settings, because you have updated them, the rest need updated aswel. new drivers dont like old drivers, especially in windows vista and windows 7. as these operating systems use a unique format to register drivers compared to xp.
download uniblue driver scanner (google it) and install and scan your system, takes 15 seconds, this will check ALL your drivers and download new drivers for you, but you choose what ones to install.
hope this helps.
drivers are communication packages that "speak" to the cpu and relevant hardware/software using it, in old drivers you are given specific settings for that one device, however new drivers dont have the same settings and run on new technology, you have downloaded the latest drivers, BUT now other drivers that matched your old drivers need to be updated so they can tie with each other again.
your old drivers had a better match with all your older drivers and settings, because you have updated them, the rest need updated aswel. new drivers dont like old drivers, especially in windows vista and windows 7. as these operating systems use a unique format to register drivers compared to xp.
download uniblue driver scanner (google it) and install and scan your system, takes 15 seconds, this will check ALL your drivers and download new drivers for you, but you choose what ones to install.
hope this helps.
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