Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition Full Version for PC (1 Computers, 1 User/ s) Reviews

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Pros: Improved security Cons: Daily network disconnections, forgets settings, resource hog, stops supporting microsoft stuff, aero, indexer, file search The Bottom Line: Get an XP machine on Ebay or get a Mac. Review: Hearing all the horror stories from friends, I had avoided the Vista pain until hired at a new job and needed a second pc immediately. from Shopping.com Pros: Great Graphic Quality, High Security, Smooth Graphic Flow Cons: Slow, Not User-Friendly, Provides a beta-like feel, Uses a lot of RAM The Bottom Line: If you actually want a quick operating system, find one that provides more speed then Vista does. Review: Vista is not the operating system that you would normally want to have around the house for children or entertainment. from Shopping.com No Freeze Ups unlike XP. Cons: I can't think of any, really. Review: I know a lot of people harp on and rip Windows Vista.? I've been using Vista on 2 of my 3 computers (my old desktop still has XP). from Shopping.com Pros: Gosh the screen sure looks purty with Vista on it. from Shopping.com Pros: not sure yet Cons: I new I would have to order 64bit(came with 2 seperate 32bit and 64bit versions with service pack 2),Thought I could get free upgrade to windows 7 but It looks like you would have to buy the retail version from microsft store. Other Thoughts: Why do i bother,should just buy and apple and be done with microsoft. from Newegg.com Pros: Very quick load time... solely based on upgrading from a dual core to an i7 (920) and having vista32 on a fresh install Cons: Would have preferred the 64-bit on the same DVD or the option of either purchasing the 32-bit or the 64-bit... thought I was getting both and I use my home PC alot so I might be getting my home PC up and running while waiting for Vista64 to come in the mail from M$, then take my down again to do a fresh install of Vista64. from Newegg.com Pros: Boot camp lets you run it on a mac. Cons: There's still software you have to get Windows for. Other Thoughts: So, my understanding is that if I want the 32 and 64 bit versions of this I might as well buy the 32 bit and the 64 bit OEM versions of this, for $22 cheaper and I'd have both disks, and two licenses which I could use on two computers rather than one license that I can only use on one computer. from Newegg.com Pros: Like many, I swore I would never move to Vista. But when I built my new machine, I decided to do the dance. from Newegg.com Pros: I haven't had it long enough to rate it properly. Installed perfectly. Cons: It's MICROSOFT, what can I say? You buy it -they own it so 2 eggs will have to do. from Newegg.com Pros: Windows Aero looks pretty. Cons: My computer BSOD'd over four times in the last month. from Newegg.com

Released	over 2 years ago
Version	Full Version
Platform	PC
License Category	Standard
Distribution Media	DVD-ROM
Family Line	Microsoft Windows Vista
MPN	66I-00002
Package Qty.	1
Package Type	Retail
Quantity	1 Computers, 1 User/s
Required CPU Speed (PC)	800 MHz (Recommended: 1 GHz)
Required Disk Space (PC)	2 GB (Recommended: 4 GB)
Required Memory (PC)	512 MB (Recommended: 1 GB)
Software Category	Operating Systems
UPC	882224172981

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