win vista rc1

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may i suggest after installing win vista rc1 it screwed up my whole file
system and recovery partition
you need to sort out your crappy os before allowing people like me who
wanted to try a new os
but in all fairness you have just made me learn a new os called linux
thank you for your crap advice? hell what a laugh no support live in the
real world i could not even boot into safe mode or boot from cd to re install
win xp pro

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far out dude...................................

may i suggest after installing win vista rc1 it screwed up my whole file
system and recovery partition
you need to sort out your crappy os before allowing people like me who
wanted to try a new os
but in all fairness you have just made me learn a new os called linux
thank you for your crap advice? hell what a laugh no support live in the
real world i could not even boot into safe mode or boot from cd to re
install
win xp pro

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.

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Do you have an XP install CD? Why are you jumping on Microsoft's case
about your misfortune when they have, and the people here have restated
over and over again not to install a beta OS if you are not willing to
take the chance that you could loose everything? Did you even bother to
back up your important data?

Don't blame Microsoft because you screwed up your computer. If you screw
up Linux, will it be their fault also, or are you going to admit that
you are the reason for the screw ups.
 
Very cool surferdude.

I agree with you entirely. The Beta version of Windows Vista is not nearly
as stable as Linux. I'm glad you went out and taught yourself Linux
yesterday. So you are now free from the bonds of a free beta operating
system. With your technical prowess, you will have it mastered by the
weekend and be ready to go to work on Monday.

-- Dave
 
RC-1?
That is quite old now.

Hopefully you heeded the warnings before installing a Beta such as Vista and
backed up all important data.
But then back-ups of all important data is always important, not just when
using a Beta.

Were you prepared for complete data loss on that computer?
Were you prepared for a Clean Installation to repair any problems caused by
a Beta installation?
If the answer to either of the above is No, you were not prepared to install
a Beta.
This applies to Beta anything from anyone, not just Microsoft.

Vista has performed as expected on the computers I have it installed.
Performance and use for my computers has improved with later builds.
 
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