Windows 7 Beta

Did they fix the application issues? I'm talking about stuff you could run on XP that wouldnt work on Vista (Pandora creator for example)

you cant install it to an external

[crait]

They probably did fix some of those problems.

[DarkPacMan77]

I think it's sad that I have to keep a copy of XP or Linux somewhere just to use my f-ing 7 year old printer (or however old it is)... but that's more of Lexmark's fault. In any case... I'm looking forward to installing Windows 7 as my primary operating system.

It doesn't seem like a godsend, but it certainly seems leagues better than Vista when Vista had first come out. Since it's launch, Vista has had a lot of great updates and performance tweaks, but it's still a resource hog, and I say that with 8gb of ram.

-DarkPacMan77-

[Kanadier]

I just tried it, it still has a lot of bugs, but I do agree. It is faster, and more stable than vista, but it doesn't have the features of vita yet, and for that reason, I'm staying with vista

i installed windows 7 oover my old vista installation and it runs much smoother on my laptop it looks nicer....the only issue i have is some of the vista drivers for my lappy dont work on windows 7

other than that it is great =]

[DarkPacMan77]

I'm sad to hear it will come in so many different types like Basic, Home, Business, Ulltimate, Jewish, and Ultimate Jewish.

I was hoping for only like, "Windows 7" and "Windows 7 Business".

-DarkPacMan77-

yeh but M$ wants more money so of course they are gonna market all different versions.

But it should honestly be free...to fix the mistake that was Vista lol

Windows 7 is a sham!

www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/mojave.aspx

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mojave_Experiment

www.mojaveexperiment.com/

noooo. otherwise theyd be giving away free copies of vista

noooo. otherwise theyd be giving away free copies of vista

90% of the PCs in America run Micro$oft. They can afford to give away a few copies. Besides the betas are crippled and expire at some point I am not certain the time period.

yeaaa.... i think your mistaken though. i knew about mojave. before windows 7. and windows seven isnt complete. its stable but definitely not for casual people to be trying. why try to make people see vista is geat by showing a scaled down crippled version.... makes no sense que

[crait]

Windows 7 is going to be after Vista.
Mojave is where they set up Vista and let people try it out, but they changed the word Vista everywhere in the entire computer and people said, "Oh, Mojave is great! I love it." Then MS tells them, that's Vista for you.

I was hoping for Windows 7 Basic and Windows 7 Server.
Hopefully, that's what they'll do.

yeaaa.... i think your mistaken though. i knew about mojave. before windows 7. and windows seven isnt complete. its stable but definitely not for casual people to be trying. why try to make people see vista is geat by showing a scaled down crippled version.... makes no sense que

What also makes no sense is why come out with Windows 7 when Vista, according to Micro$oft has no issues and has only been out for 2 years? By Comparison XP has been out for 6, what gives?

[crait]

yeaaa.... i think your mistaken though. i knew about mojave. before windows 7. and windows seven isnt complete. its stable but definitely not for casual people to be trying. why try to make people see vista is geat by showing a scaled down crippled version.... makes no sense que

What also makes no sense is why come out with Windows 7 when Vista, according to Micro$oft has no issues and has only been out for 2 years? By Comparison XP has been out for 6, what gives?

Microsoft's trying to pull a Nintendo, of course.
Microsoft thinks it can charge for every little thing people have. You buy an XBox, gotta pay for Live if you want to update it, gotta pay for games, gotta pay for the HDD, gotta pay for the other controller, gotta pay for the WiFi adapter.......
They know it works with the XBox, so they want to do it to the casual computer user.