In the event of that happening in future, you can use the Windows XP Recovery Console to fix the MBR, thus avoiding a reinstall.
Now you tell me
In the event of that happening in future, you can use the Windows XP Recovery Console to fix the MBR, thus avoiding a reinstall.
Now you tell me
Meh, the RC isn't that great.
I switched back to Win XP pro 32....
Then back to debian, and
i was like 'Why did I do that?'
Long story short---As a standalone OS, its OK. It's power hungry, but its compatibility is terrible.
Comparability terrible? You must be using windows 98 software. Everything that works on vista they are guaranteeing to work on W7 (so far I've found that to be true) and everyone who I know that has used thinks it a lot faster.
Comparability terrible? You must be using windows 98 software. Everything that works on vista they are guaranteeing to work on W7 (so far I've found that to be true) and everyone who I know that has used thinks it a lot faster.
No, the RC still hasn't worked this out completely yet.
None of my drivers would work, even in compatibility mode, as well as AMD overdrive, and my audio management program.
Games and things worked though, they just looked like crap because my graphics driver wouldn't install....
If microsoft sorts this out, then yes it seems like a good OS, and I really tried to give it a fair shot, but at the moment, too many problems.
If microsoft sorts this out, then yes it seems like a good OS, and I really tried to give it a fair shot, but at the moment, too many problems.