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

Imagine how boring it would be if there was no change at all when visiting this site ;)
 
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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