Re: Vista

On 25 Dec, 23:46, LX-i <lxi0...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Michael Mattias wrote:

I don't know - I remember, in the NT line, that 4 was quicker (and had
that spiffy new UI) than 3.51, and Windows 2000 was even better than 4.
  I know that Pete's praised XP as a near-perfect OS, and I'll have to
say that I somewhat agree.  

XP is so perfect that MS has released XP SP3 RC 1. Incidentally, since
installing the XP December updates from MS I noticed that the machine
has slowed significantly. A friend has reported the same slowing on
his XP box. I have switched searchindexer off and it still runs slow.
Any ideas?

.

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