Vista did not have the support for what I needed when it first came
out and also Machines I had would not all support Vista. (I had
just built a new machine and ran Vista advisor and it told me I still
had a few things I had to upgrade.)
It was just not an Upgrade I felt I needed to make. Windows 7 sounds
much better from the ground up and is more likely to be a better
seller than Vista.
My son has a Vista laptop and loves it. I have fiddled with my
daughters laptop (Vista) and it is not all that bad, but for the
money (It was an expensive one) I decided not to upgrade at the time.
I run a few machines (In the family we have three laptops (Plus 2
that need repair) and three desktop machines. Vista's minimum
upgrade path would have been home premium. Well over $100 a
pop. Could not see spending that kind of money for that type of upgrade.
My wife's laptop was ordered with XP but she also has a DVD of Vista
to upgrade anytime. We will see, she is way more cautious than I am
on stuff like that.
Stewart
At 10:20 AM 3/26/2009, you wrote:
Why 7 and not Vista?
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 7:55 AM, Rev. Stewart Marshall <
[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> At present I am excited about Windows 7 and am anticipating upgrading to
> that.
>
>
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