Here's A Suggestion 2 All Of You Microsoft Hater's Out There: Try Installing
Either Windows Vista Service Pack One Home Basic N Edition, Or Windows Vista
Service Pack One Business N Edition, It Contains A Whole Lot Less Microsoft
Bloatware That You Guys Have Been Complaining About, And It Installs And Runs
Super Fast With Out Windows Media Player 11.0 Slowing the Computer Down, JUst
FYI.

P.S. This Speed Test Was Performed With An X64 Downloaded Copy Of Windows
Vista Service Pack One Business N Edition From MSDN Subscriber Downloads (AN
..ISO File), On The following Type Of Computer: A Gateway DX420B Desktop
Computer, A Pentium D 930 Series Processor Running At 3 Giga Hertz, 4 Giga
Bytes Of 533 Mega Hertz DDR2-SDRAM, A 160 Giga Byte SATA-2 Hard Disk Drive,
And An ATI Radeon X1300 Series Graphics Card, Just FYI.

"kevpan815" wrote:
[color=blue]
> Here's A Suggestion 2 All Of You Microsoft Hater's Out There: Try Installing
> Either Windows Vista Service Pack One Home Basic N Edition, Or Windows Vista
> Service Pack One Business N Edition, It Contains A Whole Lot Less Microsoft
> Bloatware That You Guys Have Been Complaining About, And It Installs And Runs
> Super Fast With Out Windows Media Player 11.0 Slowing the Computer Down, JUst
> FYI.[/color]

"kevpan815" <kevpan815@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E6729CFD-DBB1-4119-A3A2-8997197CA13B@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> Here's A Suggestion 2 All Of You Microsoft Hater's Out There: Try
> Installing
> Either Windows Vista Service Pack One Home Basic N Edition, Or Windows
> Vista
> Service Pack One Business N Edition, It Contains A Whole Lot Less
> Microsoft
> Bloatware That You Guys Have Been Complaining About, And It Installs And
> Runs
> Super Fast With Out Windows Media Player 11.0 Slowing the Computer Down,
> JUst
> FYI.[/color]

That's pretty good. You have downloaded SP1 and installed it on your
system. I have MSDN and haven't gotten around to it yet. Been busy and
it's not high on my list. Hope your system is more stable now.

Spanky