Re: Uninstalling Vista

any real martial artist knows that Tai Chi Qwaun is the way to go...studied
it for years...love it...
by the way you redneck oldhead techie wannabe...I would school you at about
everything...oh wait ... CRAP .... I just reverted to your vapid low level
of a life form way of insulting...

god dude....

do they give you pills to stop being retarded...if not....
hell...

I'll buy them for ya....
I'm always out to help a moron

"Larry Hodges" wrote:

> Dear Mr. 40,
>
> Actually, a beta release IS for the tech heads. Or...at least for people
> who don't "install by accident".
>
> Read this: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvist...y/preview.mspx
>
> In the red text, please note: "Beta 2 is intended for developers, IT
> professionals and technology experts to continue or begin their testing of
> Windows Vista."
>
> Further it says: "Before you decide to use Beta 2, you should feel
> comfortable with installing operating systems, updating drivers, and general
> PC troubleshooting." Again, in red text. But then we've already
> established you don't read before clicking...
>
> Regarding my social life, I'm still recovering from last weekend. I had a
> buddy fly up from Oakland and another drive down from Seattle for the Champ
> Car races in Portland. (We had three day passes complete with pit access.)
> They arrived Wednesday and left Monday. We went pistol and rifle shooting
> one day, trap shooting at a gun club the next and played poker every night
> along with six other local friends in addition to attending the races Fri,
> Sat and Sun. Nightly BBQs consisted of ribs, chicken and steak and corn
> cooked in the husk on the BBQ (great way to cook corn btw). And beer of
> course. Lots of beer. I also have a nice gal I'm dating, but tonight look
> forward to laying low and gaming with some buddies online. A quiet "dry"
> weekend is in order.
>
> As far as being a geek, I am a 4th dan black belt in Taekwondo. However, I
> have basically retired from that and don't teach anymore. For the last four
> years, I have concentrated on weight training (still doing karate a couple
> times of week of course). You can find me in misc.fitness.weights, which is
> what I consider my "home" newgroup.
>
> And yes, I am a database programmer by trade. I write vertical market apps
> for companies without off-the-shelf software solutions, and am quite good at
> it. My web design skills are severely lacking however, but I'm ok with
> that. No, I do NOT work for Microsoft, and therefore don't have to be nice
> to stupid people.
>
> Have a nice day. Good luck with that formatting. Let me know if you need
> some work done.
>
>
> "souchie40" <souchie40@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:84C10E08-2027-4FA7-99F8-178664FC7588@microsoft.com...
> > you sir are an obnoxious git and if you work in the profissional field of
> > IT
> > i would urge everyone to steer clear from you. I did in fact install by
> > accident however those of us that are more at the user end can supply
> > different data than you geeks that get hard about programming, which after
> > all is what the programme is forthe user not tech heads without a social
> > life
> > or friends
> >
> > "Larry Hodges" wrote:
> >
> >> Because he's an idiot. I'm just pointing that out...in case he hadn't
> >> come
> >> to grips with it.
> >>
> >> Let me reiterate...
> >>
> >> He, by mistake (as if that is possible for anybody that bothers to read
> >> the
> >> prompts before clicking OK), overwrote his XP with Vista. Anybody that
> >> can
> >> read English can tell that it's upgrading, therefore REPLACING his
> >> current
> >> installation of XP.
> >>
> >> When I was on the beta test team for Win2k, access was limited. If you
> >> had
> >> an MSDN account and were a programmer, you could get on. Vista lets
> >> anybody
> >> on, and these guys jump on board. "Help, I just broke the cup holder on
> >> the
> >> front of my computer!!"
> >>
> >> It's a beta. Don't run it unless you know what you're doing. If you
> >> have
> >> valid questions, great. If you overwrote your main OS (the equivalent of
> >> breaking the cup holder on the front of your computer), you are an idiot.
> >>
> >> Yes, I'm cynical. No, I'm not sorry.
> >>
> >>
> >> "Mark Dietz" <imnuts@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >> news:ORVoYhhlGHA.2392@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> >> > If that's all you have to say, why post anything?
> >> > ----------
> >> > Mark Dietz
> >> > PROnetworks <http://www.pro-networks.org>
> >> >
> >> > Larry Hodges wrote:
> >> >> "souchie40" <souchie40@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> >> news:8E196CF6-8AF4-4C11-AA7B-C99FAF22F38C@microsoft.com...
> >> >>> Some please please help me
> >> >>>
> >> >>> Instead of doing a clean install on my second drive I done an upgrade
> >> >>> over
> >> >>> XP. Iwant to remove Vista and start again however every time I try
> >> >>> and
> >> >>> boot
> >> >>> to the earlier version nothing happens and I don't really want to do
> >> >>> a
> >> >>> format
> >> >>> of my hard drive due to the pain this causes. All help and advice is
> >> >>> greatly
> >> >>> received and I'm getting desperate to sort this out
> >> >>>
> >> >>> MMMMTIA
> >> >>
> >> >> You, sir, are a moron.
> >>
> >>
> >>
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