Favourite Windows Version


Favourite Windows Version  

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  1. 1. Favourite Windows Version

    • Windows <3.1x
      1
    • Windows 3.1x
      1
    • Windows 95
      2
    • Windows 98
      5
    • Windows ME
      3
    • Windows 2000
      7
    • Windows XP (including subsidaries)
      80
    • Windows Server 2003
      9
    • Windows Vista >Beta 1
      9
    • Windows Vista <Beta 1
      3


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XP SP2. It runs really good for me and can never understand why people always crap on XP because its "unstable". Well i guess if you click on every ad, open every email, downlaod and run cracks, your bound to have problems. If you are just cautious, you'll most likely nevr run into a problem on XP.

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2003, it's all I need without the bloat (by default). And obviously after that comes XP and then 2k for those slower systems circa 2001 and older.

What is the difference between 2003 and XP anyway? Aren't they basicly the same thing with more server tools added? Won't all the XP stuff run on 2003? :blush:

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What is the difference between 2003 and XP anyway? Aren't they basicly the same thing with more server tools added? Won't all the XP stuff run on 2003? :blush:

Yes pretty much.

Windows 2003 has been optimised for performance and therefore many services which normal users would use (such as CD burning and direct x?) has been disabled - these can be activated though!

Correct me if I am wrong though.

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What is the difference between 2003 and XP anyway? Aren't they basicly the same thing with more server tools added? Won't all the XP stuff run on 2003? :blush:

Well one major difference is that if I connect remotely to XP, it will log off whoever is using the computer locally :angry: (MS: please change this in Vista). 2003 allows more connections, 'cause it's a server.
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