Windows Vista Public Beta Release
- Thread starter hitrack
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Just beware, the way it handles dual boot is different than the old days. If you are currently in a multi-OS situation, Vista will add another boot selection screen before your usual selection screen. This can cause a bit of a headache if/when you uninstall the Beta and still get access to your old installs.
Otherwise, it's nice, but nothing special.
Otherwise, it's nice, but nothing special.
where'd my fukkin link go?!?!?!? I'll tear this fukkin place apart one piece of code at a time. 
For now use this link you bunch of grab-astic fukks!!!!
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getready/preview.mspx
I hear ya on the dual boot thing. I would recomend just installing it on a spare comp you just have kickin around to experiment on.
PS: nevermind my original link is still there.
For now use this link you bunch of grab-astic fukks!!!!
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getready/preview.mspx
I hear ya on the dual boot thing. I would recomend just installing it on a spare comp you just have kickin around to experiment on.
PS: nevermind my original link is still there.
Microsoft won't be selling Vista in 2007.hitrack said:where'd my fukkin link go?!?!?!? I'll tear this fukkin place apart one piece of code at a time.
For now use this link you bunch of grab-astic fukks!!!!
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getready/preview.mspx
I hear ya on the dual boot thing. I would recomend just installing it on a spare comp you just have kickin around to experiment on.
PS: nevermind my original link is still there.
I did the Windows 95, 95RC2, 98, 98RC2, 98SE and XP Betas. I've always been able to do usefull work while in the Beta OS. It's one of the reasons that I've been willing to do Betas, because I could do work in each application and find out what I needed to worry about.
It's not possible to even do a letter in Word 2003 or Word 2007. Either Vista crashes, Word crashes or both crash. Don't even think of running a DBase that opens a lot of DLLs or any Adobe application.
Ps Office 2007 runs just fine on Windows XP. Go here: http://www.microsoft.com/canada/office/preview/beta/getthebeta.mspx
The public beta may not be completely subscribed yet. For the person who works in Office a lot, they may like what Microsoft has done.
