Factually, it only requires thinking *once* before installing our worlds
most state-of-the-art, and most Secure OS, known as Windows Vista.
Considering the hazards experienced while online, it’s simply a no-brainer;
do you desire the ultimate, and our worlds most state-of-the-art, most Secure
OS, known as Windows Vista? Yes or No… Simple decisions require academic
elementary level thinking for making decisions.
Today, there remain some people that firmly believe having a bathroom inside
their residence is a very unsafe not-sanitary condition, and a very
disgraceful situation for using the full bathroom features while inside one’s
residence.
Perhaps the foundation for your above response silently speaks volumes,
regarding your thought evolution, just pondering.
Yes, loudly, the public including businesses articulated their desires and
needs; Microsoft not only listened, indeed Microsoft responded, by developing
our worlds most state-of-the-art, most Secure OS, known as Windows Vista.
When a child uses Windows Vista for their very -first- computer that child
never experiences driver conflict issues, why.
Oddly, occasionally, when older experienced computer users first begins
using Windows Vista, the second thing that adult does, begins installing all
those old out-dated third party applications, and then complains secondary to
not-compatible driver conflicts, wrongly assigning blame toward Vista instead
of accepting self-responsibility from using ancient third party applications.
Somewhat as the timeless adage, can’t teach an old dog new tricks; some
people are just too stubborn while never learning new ultra high
state-of-the-art computing technology.
Thought for jimBob, Rich, and Andy: Is personal confidential information and
online Security an important issue for you folks? Seriously, today we could
remain using out-houses and mule drawn wagons.
Better yet, seriously, please ask Ms. Dewey her opinion at:
http://www.msdewey.com/
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"Rich" wrote:
> Think twice before upgrading to this horrible operating system!
>
>
> "Andy" wrote:
>
> > I quite liked the idea of Downloading Vista Home Basic upgrade rather than
> > physically getting a CD ROM (DVD ROM) installation disc out of a shop. (14
> > hours to download though on DSL apparently!)
> >
> > I reside in Ireland so I went on Microsoft Ireland website. Which took me to
> > market place which then took me to Circuit City in the US to download the
> > Upgrade from Windows XP to Vista basic home edition. 99.00 US Dollars, not
> > bad at all works out to 76.00 Euro which is good.
> >
> > but I am just wondering if for one, I am in Ireland and can I purchase from
> > a US site, and is it safe to do so, and if I get it from the US would it
> > work OK with the UK/Irish keyboard and settings , language and UK/Irish
> > spellings and everything in other words would it be only a US version Vista
> > or would it be an International one?
> >
> > - I have emailed Circuit City but does anyone know anyway if it would be OK?
> >
> > Andy.
> >
> >
> >
> >
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