People scrambling for workarounds to avoid vista and still use XP!!! LOL

It seems that people are going to pay extra $$ just to get XP and avoid
having vista...

People hate vista and for good reason, so they might prefer to bite the
extra $$ tab, than get vista-crapista

http://www.cnet.com/8301-13554_1-992....html?tag=bnpr

One option is to buy a computer with a business version of Vista rather than
a home/consumer version. Microsoft allows computer manufacturers to include
a copy of XP on a CD with computers running the business editions of Vista.
Some, such as Fujitsu, Lenovo and HP do this, but check with your preferred
vendor. Even those that offer it, may not offer it on every computer.

The included XP CD is an "image" of XP, rather than the Windows disc that
comes in shrink-wrapped boxes. This means that installing XP over Vista
should be a simple process, something anyone can handle. For example, the
necessary drivers are already there.

However, you pay a big premium for this. Not only is there the price premium
for a business version of Vista, you may also may have to pay for the XP
image CD. Each hardware manufacturer sets their own pricing. When I last
checked, Fujitsu was the only company to include Windows XP for free with
business editions of Vista.

"vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
news:4810b27c$...
> It seems that people are going to pay extra $$ just to get XP and avoid
> having vista...
>
> People hate vista and for good reason, so they might prefer to bite the
> extra $$ tab, than get vista-crapista

Maybe you should migrate to Ubuntu and join Alias in his DAY of Ubuntu
excitement. You know they released another Piece Of Crap update.

>
> http://www.cnet.com/8301-13554_1-992....html?tag=bnpr
>
> One option is to buy a computer with a business version of Vista rather
> than a home/consumer version. Microsoft allows computer manufacturers to
> include a copy of XP on a CD with computers running the business editions
> of Vista. Some, such as Fujitsu, Lenovo and HP do this, but check with
> your preferred vendor. Even those that offer it, may not offer it on every
> computer.
>
> The included XP CD is an "image" of XP, rather than the Windows disc that
> comes in shrink-wrapped boxes. This means that installing XP over Vista
> should be a simple process, something anyone can handle. For example, the
> necessary drivers are already there.
>
> However, you pay a big premium for this. Not only is there the price
> premium for a business version of Vista, you may also may have to pay for
> the XP image CD. Each hardware manufacturer sets their own pricing. When I
> last checked, Fujitsu was the only company to include Windows XP for free
> with business editions of Vista.
>

the moment ubuntu was uploaded to some servers I downloaded it and in a few
minutes I had it.
But I had already tried 2 betas of this..

Ill install it of course along side XP that I use, and Vista that I use for
laughs...

Hey idiot frank wanabie, you have to know that ubuntu will be downloaded
more than ever because vista sucks



"Bill Yanaire" <> wrote in message
news:e$2y$...
>
> "vishhiita prime" <> wrote in message
> news:4810b27c$...
>> It seems that people are going to pay extra $$ just to get XP and avoid
>> having vista...
>>
>> People hate vista and for good reason, so they might prefer to bite the
>> extra $$ tab, than get vista-crapista
>
> Maybe you should migrate to Ubuntu and join Alias in his DAY of Ubuntu
> excitement. You know they released another Piece Of Crap update.
>
>>
>> http://www.cnet.com/8301-13554_1-992....html?tag=bnpr
>>
>> One option is to buy a computer with a business version of Vista rather
>> than a home/consumer version. Microsoft allows computer manufacturers to
>> include a copy of XP on a CD with computers running the business editions
>> of Vista. Some, such as Fujitsu, Lenovo and HP do this, but check with
>> your preferred vendor. Even those that offer it, may not offer it on
>> every computer.
>>
>> The included XP CD is an "image" of XP, rather than the Windows disc that
>> comes in shrink-wrapped boxes. This means that installing XP over Vista
>> should be a simple process, something anyone can handle. For example, the
>> necessary drivers are already there.
>>
>> However, you pay a big premium for this. Not only is there the price
>> premium for a business version of Vista, you may also may have to pay for
>> the XP image CD. Each hardware manufacturer sets their own pricing. When
>> I last checked, Fujitsu was the only company to include Windows XP for
>> free with business editions of Vista.
>>
>
>

vishhiita prime, the rabid fool wrote:

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Hey sh*t-for-brains...need help installing and configuring your one
little install of Vista...you idiot loser...LOL!
Get a life as*hole!
Frank

Frank you belong behind bars.

I mean the Zoo. Thats your home.



"Frank" <> wrote in message
news:...
> vishhiita prime, the rabid fool wrote:
>
> ---------------------------------------------
>
> Hey sh*t-for-brains...need help installing and configuring your one little
> install of Vista...you idiot loser...LOL!
> Get a life as*hole!
> Frank