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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Well, I was hoping MS might have corrected their problems with
SP1,
but it looks like they are up a creek without a paddle (boating
reference).

More b.s. from Reggie the Snark, who doesn't give a tinker's dam
about
Vista, but only posts this crap to *try* to annoy VISTA users, who,
sadly for him, think him only a bigger fool for playing this game.

I don't have my kid's Vista laptop here to poke around in. I'd like
to
call him and give him a heads-up. How do you check quickly for the
presence of a service pack? Right click "my computer", as done with
XP?

I'm not sure SP1 downloads all by itself.

In any event, I'm running SP1 VISTA. Everything on this system is
running in nominal fashion.

Do you have a "my computer" icon on the desktop? If yes, please right
click it, click properties, and tell me if you see any mention of
which
service pack is on the machine.
What I heard two days ago is that the Vista SP1 at this point in time
must
be requested by the users. Sometime next month MS will start pushing it
to everyone.

Just what I've heard, take it for what it's worth.

I dunno about Vista. With XP, you could tell the OS to alert you when
updates (pranks) were available, but give you a choice about downloading
&
installing. Not sure if Vista has that option. Considering how often
people's days were wrecked by some of the past updates, you'd think MS
would
still offer that option.

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In a previous post, Isaid I wouldn't know a Vista from a Shasta, but
my wife just got a new lappy with Vista, and she knows her way around
a computer a lot and exercises it much more that I can fathom, and she
hasen't complained about anything with Vista... Yet

If all you do is surf, email and light word processing, you could be happy
with Vista. But going beyond that, it deteriorates fast.

"Canuck57"



If all you do is surf, email and light word processing, you could be happy
with Vista. But going beyond that, it deteriorates fast.



Also great for keeping your recipes!!!

db

D-unit wrote:
"Canuck57"



If all you do is surf, email and light word processing, you could be happy
with Vista. But going beyond that, it deteriorates fast.



Also great for keeping your recipes!!!

db





If you are a fan of absurd computer tales, this is the place to be.

On Mar 24, 11:32*am, HK wrote:
D-unit wrote:
"Canuck57"

If all you do is surf, email and light word processing, you could be happy
with Vista. *But going beyond that, it deteriorates fast.

Also great for keeping your recipes!!!

db

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What about the information week article about Penn State do you not
believe and think absurd?

On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 11:20:41 -0500, "D-unit" wrote:


"Canuck57"



If all you do is surf, email and light word processing, you could be happy
with Vista. But going beyond that, it deteriorates fast.



Also great for keeping your recipes!!!

db



Why?

My recipes seem to do all right on XP, although I'd imagine that Vista
probably adds a little more flavor.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)