Vista Ultimate File System

I really wish the designers of Vista would have left the 'file system' alone.
I continuously run into the problem of not being able to find files I have
saved. I am ready to re-install XP. I hope Microsoft will have a patch for
this issue. I'm about ready to change to a Mac system soon!!!

Are you going to re-install XP, or go to Mac? you say both!

Don't bluff; just do it!

One good thing vista has is its Search function!
And there is nothing wrong with the file system; only the users!!!!!

"choronr" wrote:

> I really wish the designers of Vista would have left the 'file system' alone.
> I continuously run into the problem of not being able to find files I have
> saved. I am ready to re-install XP. I hope Microsoft will have a patch for
> this issue. I'm about ready to change to a Mac system soon!!!

choronr;527664 Wrote:
> I really wish the designers of Vista would have left the 'file system'
> alone. I continuously run into the problem of not being able to find
> files I have saved. I am ready to re-install XP. I hope Microsoft will
> have a patch for this issue. I'm about ready to change to a Mac system
> soon!!!

Actually, the "File System" hasn't really changed all that much. Vista
still uses NTFS, as does XP.

I seriously don't mean to be crass, and I apologise profusely, but if
you can't find files you've recently saved, then how about remembering
where you saved them to so that you wouldn't have a hard time finding
them, and also by saving them with meaningful names, so that the Search
facility will work better.

If you use a structured filing system regarding your folders, then
finding your files is also a far easier task. For example, it doesn't
help just dumping all your internet downloads into one folder, and then
coming back later wondering what all that stuff is. If you download a
driver for a printer, then save it to
"D:\Downloads\Drivers\Printers\<Printer Name>" then it will be easier to
find.

This same guideline applies to just about anything that you can save to
your hard disk. Saving to a logical location does help as opposed to
just dumping it somewhere.

The file system just stores your files. It won't remember for you
unless you tell it how.


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Uh, its still NTFS, nothing drastic has changed, in fact its way better,
just let the system index your files, just Mac OS X does and you will have a
great search experience.
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"choronr" <> wrote in message
news:8E614C2B-AFEA-4E74-842E-...
>I really wish the designers of Vista would have left the 'file system'
>alone.
> I continuously run into the problem of not being able to find files I have
> saved. I am ready to re-install XP. I hope Microsoft will have a patch for
> this issue. I'm about ready to change to a Mac system soon!!!

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