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lallaway12 · 2012-06-22 14:18:57

Talk about your upgrades experience ERRORS and favourite features on windows 95 xp vista 7 and 8

EVEN your idias for win 9

jvvg · 2012-06-22 14:21:11

Aren't there plenty of topics like this?

lallaway12 · 2012-06-22 14:28:29

I think that in win 9 movment sensors and Cloud Store

Also it could have a acsess file burner it would burn a WAOS file

.WAOS is a file that opens as a window and is auto connected to your LAN and all the windows computers would be updated with a driver

ftf841 · 2012-06-22 14:31:01

I like windows. XP is the best

lallaway12 · 2012-06-22 14:38:47

ftf841 wrote:
I like windows. XP is the best

Hacking Mind...

By Speed?

Hacked Mind...

LiFaytheGoblin · 2012-06-22 14:41:32

ftf841 wrote:
I like windows. XP is the best

We have XP at school and I don't like it, because some USB sticks with many Gigabytes are not compatible >___>

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ftf841 · 2012-06-22 15:09:25

lallaway12 wrote:
ftf841 wrote:
I like windows. XP is the best
Hacking Mind...

By Speed?

Hacked Mind...

stability

ftf841 · 2012-06-22 15:13:08

LiFaytheGoblin wrote:
ftf841 wrote:
I like windows. XP is the best
We have XP at school and I don't like it, because some USB sticks with many Gigabytes are not compatibly >___>

well the only thing that is bad about it is that new stuff is not compatible with it because it's sort of old.

lallaway12 · 2012-06-22 15:14:09

ftf841 wrote:
lallaway12 wrote:
ftf841 wrote:
I like windows. XP is the best
Hacking Mind...

By Speed?

Hacked Mind...
stability

Oooh so you are going to like the brand new first ever

DOS

samtwheels · 2012-06-22 17:05:13

I think Microsoft should totally redesign the kernel, so it won't slow down over time.
Or maybe thats what they want...

jji7skyline · 2012-06-22 18:05:50

Yes, and get rid of the registry. I heard windows 8 can mount Iso images like Mac can. Seems the only good feature on it that's new.

trinary · 2012-06-22 22:37:29

I use Windows XP.

ScratchDude101 · 2012-06-22 22:59:43

When updating my Windows on a Mac...

yup, 50 more updates to go after the restart..

trinary · 2012-06-23 02:13:48

jvvg wrote:
Aren't there plenty of topics like this?

They're more for debating which one is better than the others.

jji7skyline · 2012-06-23 03:53:44

ScratchDude101 wrote:
When updating my Windows on a Mac...

yup, 50 more updates to go after the restart..

I know what its like. I had to install literally 500+ updates and restart like 30 times when I clean reinstalled windows on a laptop. No joke. It was a Pc not a Mac btw.

trinary · 2012-06-23 03:55:06

ScratchDude101 wrote:
When updating my Windows on a Mac...

yup, 50 more updates to go after the restart..

I have about 10 at the moment.

ftf841 · 2012-06-23 09:18:37

MS-DOS is the fastest it uses less space in the computer so it runs faster but it's so old yoou can barly use it.

jji7skyline · 2012-06-23 18:04:49

But it doesn't have Multics core optimisation and probably cant even handle 1 MB of RAM.

ftf841 · 2012-06-23 19:26:41

jji7skyline wrote:
But it doesn't have Multics core optimisation and probably cant even handle 1 MB of RAM.

Duh it's old i said FASTEST

veggieman001 · 2012-06-23 19:29:26

ftf841 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
But it doesn't have Multics core optimisation and probably cant even handle 1 MB of RAM.
Duh it's old i said FASTEST

But it's not, because newer command-line based operating systems have those features, making them faster. Arch Linux is a good example of this.

jji7skyline · 2012-06-23 19:33:35

Yes. In fact they have Multics core optimisation as well as 64 bit capabilities.

ftf841 · 2012-06-23 20:34:56

jji7skyline wrote:
Yes. In fact they have Multics core optimisation as well as 64 bit capabilities.

there is a 64-bit DOS

veggieman001 · 2012-06-23 22:16:41

ftf841 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Yes. In fact they have Multics core optimisation as well as 64 bit capabilities.
there is a 64-bit DOS

If you're referring to MS-DOS, it only supported x86 which is 32-bit.

Zeusking19 · 2012-06-24 05:06:45

lallaway12 wrote:
I think that in win 9 movment sensors and Cloud Store

Also it could have a acsess file burner it would burn a WAOS file

.WAOS is a file that opens as a window and is auto connected to your LAN and all the windows computers would be updated with a driver

Cloud Store - Already here in Win8.

Movement Sensors - Kinect for Windows SDK

.WAOS Daflip is that meant to be?

ProgrammingPro01 · 2012-06-24 06:27:26

I don't care what kind of Windows computer is unless I can go on Scratch. tongue

Scratch

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