I Hate Vista

Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable

...and you expect help by posting so many details of the problems that you
are experiencing?

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Peter
Toronto, Canada
"mcupp" <> wrote in message
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> Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable

mcupp wrote:
> Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable
===========================
If you purchased Vista retail...have
a look at the following site:

Microsoft North American Retail
Product 45-Day Refund Policy
http://tinyurl.com/deb6j

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I am a volunteer

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Proceed at your own risk

Throw your computer out the window,,You are obviously too stupid to operate
it...Computer problems are 99.9% operator error which is where you fall
into...Vista is more stable and faster than xp ever was...
"mcupp" <> wrote in message
news:CCC4FE3F-E298-4692-BD8A-...
> Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable

Well if dumping files into the recycle bin and it taking 15 minutes to move
them is user error you are correct. I think the only error here was you being
born. I think that yes many upgrades but many little glitches. So come on dow
so I can throw you and you dumb comments out the window.

"Drew" wrote:

> Throw your computer out the window,,You are obviously too stupid to operate
> it...Computer problems are 99.9% operator error which is where you fall
> into...Vista is more stable and faster than xp ever was...
> "mcupp" <> wrote in message
> news:CCC4FE3F-E298-4692-BD8A-...
> > Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable
>

One tends to get a little irritated with people's comments without info
which obviously my tirade got out of you.......What are you running for a
machine (processor , ram etc..) what other info or problems can you provide
?? No one can help if you do not post specs or error info...Please post back
with same ...Have you checked event viewer for problem messages or any
abnormalities that you suspect ?? Is this an upgraded machine or fresh
install ?? Were you having any problems before upgrade if this is indeed
what you did ?? I personally have not had any but EXTREMELY minor glitches
with Vista..(operator error)....See I admit it ...A lot of people will jump
right in and help but will not respond if you post something like you did
without asking.....I would be glad to assist if I can but cannot and will
not without more info....Your turn.....Just my 3 cents.........
"mcupp" <> wrote in message
news:B9DF23F5-FA2C-4A2A-A82A-...
> Well if dumping files into the recycle bin and it taking 15 minutes to
> move
> them is user error you are correct. I think the only error here was you
> being
> born. I think that yes many upgrades but many little glitches. So come on
> dow
> so I can throw you and you dumb comments out the window.
>
> "Drew" wrote:
>
>> Throw your computer out the window,,You are obviously too stupid to
>> operate
>> it...Computer problems are 99.9% operator error which is where you fall
>> into...Vista is more stable and faster than xp ever was...
>> "mcupp" <> wrote in message
>> news:CCC4FE3F-E298-4692-BD8A-...
>> > Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable
>>

Problems I am having is....

Moving Files from Folder to folder takes as long as 30 minutes ( files under
500 mb)
Same issue trashing items
COM Surrogate issues causing windows to restart.
General freezing when opening IE
That is just a few of them....

Inspiron E1505, Intel Core Duoprocessor T2350 (2MB/1.86GHz/ 533MHz)
1GB, DDR2, 533MHz
256MB ATI MOBILITY RADEON X1400 HyperMemory
120GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive
Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition
"Drew" wrote:

> One tends to get a little irritated with people's comments without info
> which obviously my tirade got out of you.......What are you running for a
> machine (processor , ram etc..) what other info or problems can you provide
> ?? No one can help if you do not post specs or error info...Please post back
> with same ...Have you checked event viewer for problem messages or any
> abnormalities that you suspect ?? Is this an upgraded machine or fresh
> install ?? Were you having any problems before upgrade if this is indeed
> what you did ?? I personally have not had any but EXTREMELY minor glitches
> with Vista..(operator error)....See I admit it ...A lot of people will jump
> right in and help but will not respond if you post something like you did
> without asking.....I would be glad to assist if I can but cannot and will
> not without more info....Your turn.....Just my 3 cents.........
> "mcupp" <> wrote in message
> news:B9DF23F5-FA2C-4A2A-A82A-...
> > Well if dumping files into the recycle bin and it taking 15 minutes to
> > move
> > them is user error you are correct. I think the only error here was you
> > being
> > born. I think that yes many upgrades but many little glitches. So come on
> > dow
> > so I can throw you and you dumb comments out the window.
> >
> > "Drew" wrote:
> >
> >> Throw your computer out the window,,You are obviously too stupid to
> >> operate
> >> it...Computer problems are 99.9% operator error which is where you fall
> >> into...Vista is more stable and faster than xp ever was...
> >> "mcupp" <> wrote in message
> >> news:CCC4FE3F-E298-4692-BD8A-...
> >> > Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable
> >>
>

I will research this asap...However it would not hurt at all (and probably
will get you more and better responses) if you would kindly repost your
question with a new title instead of "I hate Vista"...also please post
whether this was an upgrade from xp or not...Thanks for your response
"mcupp" <> wrote in message
news:CF7375C7-ACA7-41AF-9A0B-...
> Problems I am having is....
>
> Moving Files from Folder to folder takes as long as 30 minutes ( files
> under
> 500 mb)
> Same issue trashing items
> COM Surrogate issues causing windows to restart.
> General freezing when opening IE
> That is just a few of them....
>
> Inspiron E1505, Intel Core Duoprocessor T2350 (2MB/1.86GHz/ 533MHz)
> 1GB, DDR2, 533MHz
> 256MB ATI MOBILITY RADEON X1400 HyperMemory
> 120GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive
> Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition
> "Drew" wrote:
>
>> One tends to get a little irritated with people's comments without info
>> which obviously my tirade got out of you.......What are you running for a
>> machine (processor , ram etc..) what other info or problems can you
>> provide
>> ?? No one can help if you do not post specs or error info...Please post
>> back
>> with same ...Have you checked event viewer for problem messages or any
>> abnormalities that you suspect ?? Is this an upgraded machine or fresh
>> install ?? Were you having any problems before upgrade if this is indeed
>> what you did ?? I personally have not had any but EXTREMELY minor
>> glitches
>> with Vista..(operator error)....See I admit it ...A lot of people will
>> jump
>> right in and help but will not respond if you post something like you did
>> without asking.....I would be glad to assist if I can but cannot and will
>> not without more info....Your turn.....Just my 3 cents.........
>> "mcupp" <> wrote in message
>> news:B9DF23F5-FA2C-4A2A-A82A-...
>> > Well if dumping files into the recycle bin and it taking 15 minutes to
>> > move
>> > them is user error you are correct. I think the only error here was you
>> > being
>> > born. I think that yes many upgrades but many little glitches. So come
>> > on
>> > dow
>> > so I can throw you and you dumb comments out the window.
>> >
>> > "Drew" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Throw your computer out the window,,You are obviously too stupid to
>> >> operate
>> >> it...Computer problems are 99.9% operator error which is where you
>> >> fall
>> >> into...Vista is more stable and faster than xp ever was...
>> >> "mcupp" <> wrote in message
>> >> news:CCC4FE3F-E298-4692-BD8A-...
>> >> > Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable
>> >>
>>

mcupp wrote:
> Problems I am having is....
>
> Moving Files from Folder to folder takes as long as 30 minutes ( files under
> 500 mb)
> Same issue trashing items
> COM Surrogate issues causing windows to restart.
> General freezing when opening IE
> That is just a few of them....
>
> Inspiron E1505, Intel Core Duoprocessor T2350 (2MB/1.86GHz/ 533MHz)
> 1GB, DDR2, 533MHz
> 256MB ATI MOBILITY RADEON X1400 HyperMemory
> 120GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive

Okay I snipped some to remove the irrelevant.

One thing that seemed to help here was right click on drive icon, go
properties and remove the check mark in "Index this drive". It did
nothing to speed up searching but did slow the disk access horrendously.
May not be relevant but worth a try since it costs nothing

Was this a nbew install or an update, I don't see where you mentioned
that. If not new then there may be a problem from something that was
there before. Don't know what to suggest for that to be positive unless
you have a spare drive to try a clean install on.

There has been some discussion to the effect that Windows Explorer is
real slow in some cases. It is for me, it seems it just "Is" for some
people and there doesn't seem to be an MS explanation for it. What you
could try though is visit the maker's websites (Motherboard, any other
boards etc) and see if there are any newer drivers available. My chipset
IO seems much worse with the original supplied drivers, but of course
new is not always "Better" with chip drivers.

I see a lot of the revolving circle icon (Hourglass). God only know's
what it is doing, there's no disk access visible etc, but usually this
doen not cripple performace. Sometimes it does but not always.

You might try an explorer substitute and see if that improves things.

"mcupp" wrote:

> Problems I am having is....
>
> Moving Files from Folder to folder takes as long as 30 minutes ( files under
> 500 mb)
> Same issue trashing items
> COM Surrogate issues causing windows to restart.
> General freezing when opening IE
> That is just a few of them....
>
> Inspiron E1505, Intel Core Duoprocessor T2350 (2MB/1.86GHz/ 533MHz)
> 1GB, DDR2, 533MHz
> 256MB ATI MOBILITY RADEON X1400 HyperMemory
> 120GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive
> Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition
> "Drew" wrote:
>
> > One tends to get a little irritated with people's comments without info
> > which obviously my tirade got out of you.......What are you running for a
> > machine (processor , ram etc..) what other info or problems can you provide
> > ?? No one can help if you do not post specs or error info...Please post back
> > with same ...Have you checked event viewer for problem messages or any
> > abnormalities that you suspect ?? Is this an upgraded machine or fresh
> > install ?? Were you having any problems before upgrade if this is indeed
> > what you did ?? I personally have not had any but EXTREMELY minor glitches
> > with Vista..(operator error)....See I admit it ...A lot of people will jump
> > right in and help but will not respond if you post something like you did
> > without asking.....I would be glad to assist if I can but cannot and will
> > not without more info....Your turn.....Just my 3 cents.........
> > "mcupp" <> wrote in message
> > news:B9DF23F5-FA2C-4A2A-A82A-...
> > > Well if dumping files into the recycle bin and it taking 15 minutes to
> > > move
> > > them is user error you are correct. I think the only error here was you
> > > being
> > > born. I think that yes many upgrades but many little glitches. So come on
> > > dow
> > > so I can throw you and you dumb comments out the window.
> > >
> > > "Drew" wrote:
> > >
> > >> Throw your computer out the window,,You are obviously too stupid to
> > >> operate
> > >> it...Computer problems are 99.9% operator error which is where you fall
> > >> into...Vista is more stable and faster than xp ever was...
> > >> "mcupp" <> wrote in message
> > >> news:CCC4FE3F-E298-4692-BD8A-...
> > >> > Microsoft should offer some trade back offer. This is horriable
> > >>
> >