Do you like Windows Vista?
By surveygrrl
@surveygrrl (1270)
United States
8 responses
@surveygrrl (1270)
• United States
27 Jul 07
Whenever I have something updated it ends up restarting the computer. I see there is a setting to hold it off but I wish I could set it to install when I decide t turn off the computer, not their set time.
Do you know how to change that?
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@guss2000 (2232)
• United States
27 Jul 07
If you go into system maintenance under the control panel, and then choose windows update you can change the settings in there. In the change settings menu, choose that YOU will install the updates that way you can install them before you shut down the pc-- and it wont restart in the middle of whatever you are doing.
@andy_baex (428)
• Indonesia
25 Jul 07
i don't like vista because vista is too heavy for my pc to work correctly, i still love xp of course and saya no to vista
@draco666 (174)
• United States
24 Jul 07
I believe vista will be better as updates filter in. As windows xp had trouble until ap1 I think vista will to. Personally I tried xp and found it to be a blotted memory hog for my usage. I do repeat for what I do but it may be a valuable upgrade for some one. Then again I am a have Linux user too so I could have some biased.
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@sictstarsky (66)
• China
22 Aug 07
Yes,I think you are right.Most user of Vista must spent some time on it if he want to use it as XP.
A friend of mine bought a SONY notebook with Windows Vista.It's really a bad thing for him. Let me tell you the detail,SONY VGN-SZ4222B type can't change Operation System.Because SONY didn't give customer the Drive Disk.
If you unload the Vital ,you can't set up other Operastion system.