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***DISCLAIMER*** I didn't read past the 1st page. Doing some work and just wanted to answer.
Some people don't take in to consideration the following:
* Most computers aren't 64bit ready
* People don't have the cash to shell out for a 64bit ready system
* People do not want to shell out more...
bigdogchris, hit it on the nose. I honestly loved Vista, no issues, but after upgrading to windows 7, I've been in love. The 'light-ness' would have been worth it to me.
I like chris are not in the same boat as you though, not knowing if it's really worth it to you. I also get my OSes for...
One feature I like it being able to undo emails you may have mass deleted or marked as spam (or not spam) by accident, all in one click in the middle at the top.
Being able to add multiple labels vs. only being able to file something in one folder is another one of my favorites.
Hello All,
I recently upgraded to windows 7 (32bit) from Vista about a month or so and have been using Digsby for AIM (on my XPS/Dimension 410/9200). I realized I only use it for AIM (barely) as I have TweetDeck for Twitter. So I decided to install AIM 7. After installing AIM, when trying...
That was the main reason I didn't do clean installs. I mainly wanted my bookmarks and thought "heck, why not everything" ... Chrome bookmarks don't seems to map over. Safari did though.
Thanks for the responses everyone.
The only reason I'm upgrading to 64bit is because my PC is really built for it, but since I didn't pay the extra $$$, they put 32bit home.
My main reason for upgrading is that either way, I know I'm going to need to reinstall windows.
I believe I know...
I recently bought a laptop that came with windows 7, 64bit version installed. Been using it for about 3 weeks and love it. I've been having issues with programs installing on my desktop, using windows 7, 32bit. So I'm thinking, why not upgrade to 64bit. I have a couple of questions in...
You may want to go to microcenter.com for the i7 920. It's on sale for $199.99 right now. I'm in the same boat as you, except my budget is unlimited, but I limited myself as I will be a naughty boy on Black Friday (online). Not sure if this was mentioned already, but definitely a great...
A couple of the things being reported with this update:
- Text message ordering fixed, according to one report
- Camera works better for some
- Safari Tabs now preserve content (don't go to "white" screens)
- Fixes Bluetooth connectivity
I just tested it out and it worked... Funny thing is that everytime I type mail.yahoo.com and it goes to that screen... I finally clicked go into yahoo anyways and it worked and no errors so far. When I would click inbox, I would have to end the task in the task manager.
I realized I never...
Or would adding the OS X to my PC be the best? I really don't know what I want... I'm too comfortable with windows, but everytime I try something new, I end up liking it.
Phone wise... went from a regular phone, to a smartphone (nokia 6682,) then to a wm smartphone, then a pda (treos)...