So Called Experts?

I posted that VistaU was ROCK SOLID on my machine. Even though I am an
expert I do not usually go about bragging about it. But for the record I
would tend to say that MOST, not all, but most people that are having
problems with Vista probably have the basic knowledge of hardware but not
much more.

I run old apps, new apps and have never had even one problem that couldn't
be solved with the proper problem solving skills. My machine is homebuilt as
are all 7 of my other machines. The one exception is my Dell laptop.

I have an Abit Fatal1ty AA8XE mobo
2 - Twin2X1024-6400C4, XMS2 - Xtreme Performance DDR2 Memory - Total 2 gigs
1 - Intel Pentium® 4 550 Processor 3.4GHz,
1 - Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme CPU Heatsink
1 - Gigabyte GeForce 7300GT 256MB Video Card
2 - Seagate ST3120827AS Barracuda 7200.7 SATA NCQ 120GB hard drives
configured using RAID1 (SATA ONLY)
1 - Cooler Master Real Power Pro (RS-850-EMBA-80Plus) 850 Watt Power Supply-
nVIDIA SLI Certified
1 - Cooler Master Stacker 830 RC-830-SSN2-GP Silver Aluminum ATX Full Tower
Computer Case
4 - Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E 120mm Case Fans at 1200rpm
1 - Plextor 16X Dual Layer DVD+/-RW SATA Drive, Model PX-716SA/SW (SATA
ONLY)
1 - Plextor Premium 52/32/52 CD-RW Drive

As anyone can see this system is by no means new or really the best of
anything. But it is ROCK SOLID with VistaU. It has been my experience that
99% of people having problems with Vista is because of HARDWARE not the
OS!!!

If Vista works for me as well as MANY MANY others then the OS is solid.
Granted there have been driver issues but DRIVERS make hardware work, if you
do not have Vista compatible hardware or the right drivers to make that
hardware work, then you WILL have problems. The other 1% of problems can be
traced to HEAT issues or power supply issues.

The flame wars going on in this NG is way out of control. Clearly there are
two sides to the issue of weather or not Vista is a good OS. The way I see
it is that IF Visa was so bad then it wouldn't work for the MAJORITY of
people, but that is clearly not the case. Most expert users have very few
issues with Vista on the other hand most users that CLAIM to be experts but
are not, are the ones that hate Vista.


D
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"-Draino-" <> wrote in message
news:A906C4D8-CA8F-46D3-92A6-...
>I posted that VistaU was ROCK SOLID on my machine. Even though I am an
>expert I do not usually go about bragging about it. But for the record I
>would tend to say that MOST, not all, but most people that are having
>problems with Vista probably have the basic knowledge of hardware but not
>much more.
>
> I run old apps, new apps and have never had even one problem that couldn't
> be solved with the proper problem solving skills. My machine is homebuilt
> as are all 7 of my other machines. The one exception is my Dell laptop.
>
> I have an Abit Fatal1ty AA8XE mobo
> 2 - Twin2X1024-6400C4, XMS2 - Xtreme Performance DDR2 Memory - Total 2
> gigs
> 1 - Intel Pentium® 4 550 Processor 3.4GHz,
> 1 - Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme CPU Heatsink
> 1 - Gigabyte GeForce 7300GT 256MB Video Card
> 2 - Seagate ST3120827AS Barracuda 7200.7 SATA NCQ 120GB hard drives
> configured using RAID1 (SATA ONLY)
> 1 - Cooler Master Real Power Pro (RS-850-EMBA-80Plus) 850 Watt Power
> Supply- nVIDIA SLI Certified
> 1 - Cooler Master Stacker 830 RC-830-SSN2-GP Silver Aluminum ATX Full
> Tower Computer Case
> 4 - Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E 120mm Case Fans at 1200rpm
> 1 - Plextor 16X Dual Layer DVD+/-RW SATA Drive, Model PX-716SA/SW (SATA
> ONLY)
> 1 - Plextor Premium 52/32/52 CD-RW Drive
>
> As anyone can see this system is by no means new or really the best of
> anything. But it is ROCK SOLID with VistaU. It has been my experience that
> 99% of people having problems with Vista is because of HARDWARE not the
> OS!!!
>
> If Vista works for me as well as MANY MANY others then the OS is solid.
> Granted there have been driver issues but DRIVERS make hardware work, if
> you do not have Vista compatible hardware or the right drivers to make
> that hardware work, then you WILL have problems. The other 1% of problems
> can be traced to HEAT issues or power supply issues.
>
> The flame wars going on in this NG is way out of control. Clearly there
> are two sides to the issue of weather or not Vista is a good OS. The way I
> see it is that IF Visa was so bad then it wouldn't work for the MAJORITY
> of people, but that is clearly not the case. Most expert users have very
> few issues with Vista on the other hand most users that CLAIM to be
> experts but are not, are the ones that hate Vista.
>
>
> D
> MCP, MCSE NT4, 2000, MCSA 2000, 2003, MCT 2003
> --
>
>
>
>
>
>
> For The Best Web Hosting Money Can Buy Go To:
> http://www.serverpoint.com/1028.html

What OS are you running?

"vista terminal ator" <-> wrote in message
news:46df0423$...
> do you add perfume before you start kissing MS's ash?
> Idiots like you just wanna make me puke!
>
> "-Draino-" <> wrote in message
> news:A906C4D8-CA8F-46D3-92A6-...
>>I posted that VistaU was ROCK SOLID on my machine. Even though I am an
>>expert I do not usually go about bragging about it. But for the record I
>>would tend to say that MOST, not all, but most people that are having
>>problems with Vista probably have the basic knowledge of hardware but not
>>much more.
>>
>> I run old apps, new apps and have never had even one problem that
>> couldn't be solved with the proper problem solving skills. My machine is
>> homebuilt as are all 7 of my other machines. The one exception is my Dell
>> laptop.
>>
>> I have an Abit Fatal1ty AA8XE mobo
>> 2 - Twin2X1024-6400C4, XMS2 - Xtreme Performance DDR2 Memory - Total 2
>> gigs
>> 1 - Intel Pentium® 4 550 Processor 3.4GHz,
>> 1 - Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme CPU Heatsink
>> 1 - Gigabyte GeForce 7300GT 256MB Video Card
>> 2 - Seagate ST3120827AS Barracuda 7200.7 SATA NCQ 120GB hard drives
>> configured using RAID1 (SATA ONLY)
>> 1 - Cooler Master Real Power Pro (RS-850-EMBA-80Plus) 850 Watt Power
>> Supply- nVIDIA SLI Certified
>> 1 - Cooler Master Stacker 830 RC-830-SSN2-GP Silver Aluminum ATX Full
>> Tower Computer Case
>> 4 - Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E 120mm Case Fans at 1200rpm
>> 1 - Plextor 16X Dual Layer DVD+/-RW SATA Drive, Model PX-716SA/SW (SATA
>> ONLY)
>> 1 - Plextor Premium 52/32/52 CD-RW Drive
>>
>> As anyone can see this system is by no means new or really the best of
>> anything. But it is ROCK SOLID with VistaU. It has been my experience
>> that 99% of people having problems with Vista is because of HARDWARE not
>> the OS!!!
>>
>> If Vista works for me as well as MANY MANY others then the OS is solid.
>> Granted there have been driver issues but DRIVERS make hardware work, if
>> you do not have Vista compatible hardware or the right drivers to make
>> that hardware work, then you WILL have problems. The other 1% of problems
>> can be traced to HEAT issues or power supply issues.
>>
>> The flame wars going on in this NG is way out of control. Clearly there
>> are two sides to the issue of weather or not Vista is a good OS. The way
>> I see it is that IF Visa was so bad then it wouldn't work for the
>> MAJORITY of people, but that is clearly not the case. Most expert users
>> have very few issues with Vista on the other hand most users that CLAIM
>> to be experts but are not, are the ones that hate Vista.
>>
>>
>> D
>> MCP, MCSE NT4, 2000, MCSA 2000, 2003, MCT 2003
>> --
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> For The Best Web Hosting Money Can Buy Go To:
>> http://www.serverpoint.com/1028.html
>
>

I think he is running Ubuntu!

He doesn't have a clue. He says that 99% of the people are probably having
hardware problems. I think when his medication wears off, he might just
come to his senses.


"ZensGreedyFly" <> wrote in message
news:XyDDi.5097$ ...
> What OS are you running?
>
> "vista terminal ator" <-> wrote in message
> news:46df0423$...
>> do you add perfume before you start kissing MS's ash?
>> Idiots like you just wanna make me puke!
>>
>> "-Draino-" <> wrote in message
>> news:A906C4D8-CA8F-46D3-92A6-...
>>>I posted that VistaU was ROCK SOLID on my machine. Even though I am an
>>>expert I do not usually go about bragging about it. But for the record I
>>>would tend to say that MOST, not all, but most people that are having
>>>problems with Vista probably have the basic knowledge of hardware but not
>>>much more.
>>>
>>> I run old apps, new apps and have never had even one problem that
>>> couldn't be solved with the proper problem solving skills. My machine is
>>> homebuilt as are all 7 of my other machines. The one exception is my
>>> Dell laptop.
>>>
>>> I have an Abit Fatal1ty AA8XE mobo
>>> 2 - Twin2X1024-6400C4, XMS2 - Xtreme Performance DDR2 Memory - Total 2
>>> gigs
>>> 1 - Intel Pentium® 4 550 Processor 3.4GHz,
>>> 1 - Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme CPU Heatsink
>>> 1 - Gigabyte GeForce 7300GT 256MB Video Card
>>> 2 - Seagate ST3120827AS Barracuda 7200.7 SATA NCQ 120GB hard drives
>>> configured using RAID1 (SATA ONLY)
>>> 1 - Cooler Master Real Power Pro (RS-850-EMBA-80Plus) 850 Watt Power
>>> Supply- nVIDIA SLI Certified
>>> 1 - Cooler Master Stacker 830 RC-830-SSN2-GP Silver Aluminum ATX Full
>>> Tower Computer Case
>>> 4 - Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E 120mm Case Fans at 1200rpm
>>> 1 - Plextor 16X Dual Layer DVD+/-RW SATA Drive, Model PX-716SA/SW (SATA
>>> ONLY)
>>> 1 - Plextor Premium 52/32/52 CD-RW Drive
>>>
>>> As anyone can see this system is by no means new or really the best of
>>> anything. But it is ROCK SOLID with VistaU. It has been my experience
>>> that 99% of people having problems with Vista is because of HARDWARE not
>>> the OS!!!
>>>
>>> If Vista works for me as well as MANY MANY others then the OS is solid.
>>> Granted there have been driver issues but DRIVERS make hardware work, if
>>> you do not have Vista compatible hardware or the right drivers to make
>>> that hardware work, then you WILL have problems. The other 1% of
>>> problems can be traced to HEAT issues or power supply issues.
>>>
>>> The flame wars going on in this NG is way out of control. Clearly there
>>> are two sides to the issue of weather or not Vista is a good OS. The way
>>> I see it is that IF Visa was so bad then it wouldn't work for the
>>> MAJORITY of people, but that is clearly not the case. Most expert users
>>> have very few issues with Vista on the other hand most users that CLAIM
>>> to be experts but are not, are the ones that hate Vista.
>>>
>>>
>>> D
>>> MCP, MCSE NT4, 2000, MCSA 2000, 2003, MCT 2003
>>> --
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> For The Best Web Hosting Money Can Buy Go To:
>>> http://www.serverpoint.com/1028.html
>>
>>
>

Damn, does this VistaTerminalator get everywhere

Draino, I agree wholeheardedly with your assesment. It's unfortunat
that trolls like VistaTerminalator don't seem to realize that if yo
want Vista to run properly, then you need to use Vista-certified driver
for your hardware

But his insessent raving about Vista's flaws allows me to draw only on
conclusion. VistaTerminaltor is not running Vista. He has neve
installed Vista. He's probably only just seen screenshots and is doin
nothing more than relaying secondhand information he overheard at th
watercooler in the office

I just wish the fool will shut the hell up and stop clogging this foru
with insessant chatter that makes it nigh on impossible for people wit
real problems to find real solutions

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On Wed, 5 Sep 2007 15:23:29 -0400, "-Draino-" <>
wrote:

>I posted that VistaU was ROCK SOLID on my machine. Even though I am an
>expert I do not usually go about bragging about it.

Yet you have a need to brag now. What in your mind makes you an
expert? Be specific.

>But for the record I
>would tend to say that MOST, not all, but most people that are having
>problems with Vista probably have the basic knowledge of hardware but not
>much more.

You learn that from a little birdie, reading tea leaves,visiting a
fortune teller or just made it up?
>
>I run old apps, new apps and have never had even one problem that couldn't
>be solved with the proper problem solving skills. My machine is homebuilt as
>are all 7 of my other machines. The one exception is my Dell laptop.

>If Vista works for me as well as MANY MANY others then the OS is solid.

Again you seem to rely on your crystal ball. The truth is you have no
idea how many people have problems with Vista. Neither do I. A good
indicator there are problems is Microsoft is getting ready to release
SP1 which wouldn't be necessary if there were "no problems". Besides,
all the hype over how great XP is, MS is getting SP3 ready for that
OS.

You want a challenge? Tell me how to the fix the calculating time
remaining problem that causes exceedingly slow file transfers, but
ONLY when using Windows Explorer in Vista and not other shells that
still has untold tens of thousands of people suffering even after
installing Microsoft's hotfix that was suppose to cure this problem.

> Most expert users have very few
>issues with Vista on the other hand most users that CLAIM to be experts but
>are not, are the ones that hate Vista.

The truth is I wouldn't give you a dime for all the clowns that waltz
into this newsgroup that claim they're expert. Take Frankie numbnuts.
He made himself an engineer and claims he "builds" hardware because he
replaced one capacitor on one circuit board. What a hoot!

Why he's running Vista, of course. It's easy to check!

--


Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)


"ZensGreedyFly" <> wrote in message
news:XyDDi.5097$ ...
> What OS are you running?
>
> "vista terminal ator" <-> wrote in message
> news:46df0423$...
>> do you add perfume before you start kissing MS's ash?
>> Idiots like you just wanna make me puke!
>>
>> "-Draino-" <> wrote in message
>> news:A906C4D8-CA8F-46D3-92A6-...
>>>I posted that VistaU was ROCK SOLID on my machine. Even though I am an
>>>expert I do not usually go about bragging about it. But for the record I
>>>would tend to say that MOST, not all, but most people that are having
>>>problems with Vista probably have the basic knowledge of hardware but not
>>>much more.
>>>
>>> I run old apps, new apps and have never had even one problem that
>>> couldn't be solved with the proper problem solving skills. My machine is
>>> homebuilt as are all 7 of my other machines. The one exception is my
>>> Dell laptop.
>>>
>>> I have an Abit Fatal1ty AA8XE mobo
>>> 2 - Twin2X1024-6400C4, XMS2 - Xtreme Performance DDR2 Memory - Total 2
>>> gigs
>>> 1 - Intel Pentium® 4 550 Processor 3.4GHz,
>>> 1 - Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme CPU Heatsink
>>> 1 - Gigabyte GeForce 7300GT 256MB Video Card
>>> 2 - Seagate ST3120827AS Barracuda 7200.7 SATA NCQ 120GB hard drives
>>> configured using RAID1 (SATA ONLY)
>>> 1 - Cooler Master Real Power Pro (RS-850-EMBA-80Plus) 850 Watt Power
>>> Supply- nVIDIA SLI Certified
>>> 1 - Cooler Master Stacker 830 RC-830-SSN2-GP Silver Aluminum ATX Full
>>> Tower Computer Case
>>> 4 - Scythe S-FLEX SFF21E 120mm Case Fans at 1200rpm
>>> 1 - Plextor 16X Dual Layer DVD+/-RW SATA Drive, Model PX-716SA/SW (SATA
>>> ONLY)
>>> 1 - Plextor Premium 52/32/52 CD-RW Drive
>>>
>>> As anyone can see this system is by no means new or really the best of
>>> anything. But it is ROCK SOLID with VistaU. It has been my experience
>>> that 99% of people having problems with Vista is because of HARDWARE not
>>> the OS!!!
>>>
>>> If Vista works for me as well as MANY MANY others then the OS is solid.
>>> Granted there have been driver issues but DRIVERS make hardware work, if
>>> you do not have Vista compatible hardware or the right drivers to make
>>> that hardware work, then you WILL have problems. The other 1% of
>>> problems can be traced to HEAT issues or power supply issues.
>>>
>>> The flame wars going on in this NG is way out of control. Clearly there
>>> are two sides to the issue of weather or not Vista is a good OS. The way
>>> I see it is that IF Visa was so bad then it wouldn't work for the
>>> MAJORITY of people, but that is clearly not the case. Most expert users
>>> have very few issues with Vista on the other hand most users that CLAIM
>>> to be experts but are not, are the ones that hate Vista.
>>>
>>>
>>> D
>>> MCP, MCSE NT4, 2000, MCSA 2000, 2003, MCT 2003
>>> --
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> For The Best Web Hosting Money Can Buy Go To:
>>> http://www.serverpoint.com/1028.html
>>
>>
>

ZensGreedyFly [Wed, 05 Sep 2007 19:36:23 GMT] wrote:

>What OS are you running?

The header of his post says that he's hugging Microsoft's butt all over:

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Bill Yanaire wrote:
> I think he is running Ubuntu!

I don't think that Windows Mail, the newsreader he is using, is
compatible with Ubuntu (Thanks goodness!).

> He doesn't have a clue.

You would have had a clue had you bothered to read his headers instead
of aping Frank with your lies, insults and bluster.

> He says that 99% of the people are probably having
> hardware problems. I think when his medication wears off, he might just
> come to his senses.

Speak for yourself; when will you come to your senses?

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>
>
> "ZensGreedyFly" <> wrote in message
> news:XyDDi.5097$ ...
>> What OS are you running?


shoes

Alias wrote:
> Bill Yanaire wrote:
>
>> I think he is running Ubuntu!
>
>
> I don't think that Windows Mail, the newsreader he is using, is
> compatible with Ubuntu (Thanks goodness!).
>
>> He doesn't have a clue.
>
>
> You would have had a clue had you bothered to read his headers instead
> of aping Frank with your lies, insults and bluster.
>
>> He says that 99% of the people are probably having hardware
>> problems. I think when his medication wears off, he might just come
>> to his senses.
>
>
> Speak for yourself; when will you come to your senses?
>

Proly a lot sooner that you ever will!
Liar!
Frank