Windows 7: The good and bad

MyAdsl is just like Multichoice. They just keep on repeating articles if they don't know what to publish...
 
Windows 7

Can anyone tell me where can I get a disk of the rc version, as it is not possible for me to download it.

Thanks
 
I've been using the beta since it came out & installed the RC on Sunday, all the notebook components worked straight away (HP Elitebook 8530p) & there were only 11Mb of updates.

I had to go to HP's site for the Vista driver for my HP LaserJet 1018 printer, but that also installed with no issues.

As far as I'm concerned Windows 7 is the best MS OS to date. It's slick & responsive (& pretty). As long as I don't have to pay for it, I'm happy ... and for the next 13 months it's free & legal.
 
I've been using the beta since it came out & installed the RC on Sunday, all the notebook components worked straight away (HP Elitebook 8530p) & there were only 11Mb of updates.

I had to go to HP's site for the Vista driver for my HP LaserJet 1018 printer, but that also installed with no issues.

As far as I'm concerned Windows 7 is the best MS OS to date. It's slick & responsive (& pretty). As long as I don't have to pay for it, I'm happy ... and for the next 13 months it's free & legal.

How big is the download?
 
I've been using the beta since it came out & installed the RC on Sunday, all the notebook components worked straight away (HP Elitebook 8530p) & there were only 11Mb of updates.

I had to go to HP's site for the Vista driver for my HP LaserJet 1018 printer, but that also installed with no issues.

As far as I'm concerned Windows 7 is the best MS OS to date. It's slick & responsive (& pretty). As long as I don't have to pay for it, I'm happy ... and for the next 13 months it's free & legal.

For the last 2 months of those 13 months ... the OS shuts down every 2 hours to let you know that your license is nearing an end ... or did you miss the FAQ :p
 
32 vs 64

If you ask a question like that I think you are still safe with your windows 98 SE.
I don't think that's quite fair ... even the "experts" out there often spout nonsense about it.

TimTDP, the short version? If you have 64bit capable hardware AND have 4Gb+ RAM, go for it, otherwise stick with 32bit.

I've got the 64bit hardware, but my work only gave me 2Gb RAM :( ... so I'm on 32bit.

... but ... I'm going to try and get my boss to approve a RAM upgrade :D
 
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