On 1999-03-19 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>For a DOS-user, the problems of a Windows-user sound a bit absurd. I
>find it strange, that the Windows-user when running into the
>slightest problem, obviously has to reinstall the whole thing anew
>to get rid of the problem.
I would think that it is due to the lack of true tech support, and the
consumer being assumed to be kinda slow.
>Now, time for some renewed Windows-bashing: I would like to hear
>your comments on this story, and would also be interested in
>hearing about related difficulties. Some of you obviously use
>different versions of Windows. What kind of similar experiences do
>you have? Is it really impossible to try to mend something which
>doesn't work in Windows?
I don't like having a lot of extra drivers or DLL files on my HD. I tend to
get a lot of them if I have tried out a lot of different programs or
hardware setups, or whatever. If I get particularly dissatisfied with the
size of my C:\Windows or C:\windows\system directory in Win311 FWG's then I
might do a re-install. That is about the best way I can see to get rid of
extra files.
If I ever get around to switching drive id#s on my scsi drives I will
re-install and switch boot drives. I want to switch to the faster drive as
my boot drive.
Chad A. Fernandez
Battle Creek, MI
Net-Tamer V 1.11.2X - Test Drive
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