Kelsenellenelvian Posted July 8, 2009 Posted July 8, 2009 Win2000 was cool only because once 3 little numbers were changed in one of the core CD files you never needed the serial... Quote
arsenalz Posted July 8, 2009 Posted July 8, 2009 I have tried 7 a few times and I really didn't like it. I find they are taking simplicity a little too far and your now losing control over a lot of the aspects that I like within XP. Plus the newer user interface really does nothing for me. I'm more about my music now than anything else, and NetMD Simple Burner does not run on anything newer than XP.XP + MD = I will stick to XP Sp3 for a long time.cygnus, me too! Cheeeer! Quote
Guest Posted July 13, 2009 Posted July 13, 2009 well i will go to 7 i love it but about ppl who say program compatibility i guess they should try the 7 ability to run every program that xp does it already can run xp in it self which is called xp modehttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/too bad that my laptop doesn't support it cause of the processor but it's one good ability Quote
ccl0 Posted August 23, 2009 Posted August 23, 2009 I haven't use Windows 2000, what's the feature that make it the best men? could you tell me? :thumbsup_anim: :icon_cool:well back when it first came out, hard drives were much smaller. there were no 500gb+ drives out there. i think the biggest were like 20gb, maybe smaller (too long ago to recall).. fully installed i think w2k only took up around 500mb. xp fully installed was around 2gb i think, and had lots of bloat (compared to w2k at least). w2k was very small and (at least in my opinion) faster than xp. i think i used w2k until 2006.. eventually companies stopped supporting it due to xp being much more popular and also my hard drive was much larger by then, so i decided to make the switch the bloat in xp doesn't bother me much anymore, and what i don't like i just remove with nlite Quote
jaynbe Posted September 5, 2009 Posted September 5, 2009 I have tried 7 a few times and I really didn't like it. I find they are taking simplicity a little too far and your now losing control over a lot of the aspects that I like within XP. Plus the newer user interface really does nothing for me. I'm more about my music now than anything else, and NetMD Simple Burner does not run on anything newer than XP.XP + MD = I will stick to XP Sp3 for a long time.I also tried and not completely dislike it; but agree on losing control over many features. I like the explorer overview in XP more than the newer fancy thing. I like the eyecandy but it works a little confusing and inefficient. Quote
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