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From: "Jim Dykes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, June 24, 2005 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: 98se
did the system operate correctly. I even changed a lot of the
hardware, but it never did completely recover and operate
correctly. It was a loaded machine that cost an arm and a let, too.
I think I still have that sucker out in one of my garages.
Apparently some machines are built to run on a certain OS and
when that changes, everything changes.
Isn't that what is says plainly on the sticker on some of them? "Designed
For Windows XP" for example. How can the latest model motherboards etc. I
use today run as well with Windows Longhorn as motherboards and hardware
designed specifically for Windows Longhorn? The one who benefits most from
an operating system upgrade is Microsoft.
Chuck
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