On Wed, 5 Sep 2007 11:13:50 +0300, "vista terminal ator" <-> wrote:

> It is possible to use vista without a problem.


I run Vista without a problem.


> But for me that way is not
> good at all.


You are welcome to run whatever operating system you prefer. I
certainly don't want to try to persuade you otherwise. Nevertheless,
your list of what's needed to run Vista without a problem is far from
correct.


1) you have compatible hardware


Of course! You can't run anything if you don't have compatible
hardware for it.



> ...and a new computer.


My computer is not new, but is two years old.


> 2) You install a limited amount of software that work with Vista.


I run a pretty extensive amount of software. It's mostly all the same
software I ran under XP, and it all runs just fine under Vista. The
only exceptions were a couple of minor utilities that wouldn't work at
all, but I can easily live without those.


> 3) You use Vista in a very limited conservative fashion..


I do *not* use it in a "very limited conservative fashion."


> 4) You make backup images of the whole OS, so even if something gets screwed
> you can revert to a backup.


I image the entire drive regularly. That's good practice regardless of
what operating system you run.

However I have *never* needed to use any of the images I create,
because nothing has ever gotten screwed up.


> But in the real world all the above does not happen very often...



Nor does it need to, as I demonstrated above.

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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User
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