Bought one laptop, crashed for one day use; Changed another one, crashed for
20 days use. I just feel that Vista looks beautiful but has nothing
practical, and it is not compatible with many softwares. I guess it very
easily hurts memory.

This info is useless without knowing what caused the crash, and Vista does
not "hurt memory", can't even imagine what that means.

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"camcam" wrote in message
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Bought one laptop, crashed for one day use; Changed another one, crashed
for
20 days use. I just feel that Vista looks beautiful but has nothing
practical, and it is not compatible with many softwares. I guess it very
easily hurts memory.

"camcam" wrote
Bought one laptop, crashed for one day use; Changed another one, crashed
for
20 days use. I just feel that Vista looks beautiful but has nothing
practical, and it is not compatible with many softwares. I guess it very
easily hurts memory.

Maybe you should think about buying a different brand of laptop? Vista
doesn't "hurt" memory. What exactly are you saying. I have run Vista
through the TechBeta with many releases and now Ultimate RTM. Your problems
were due to hardware and / or driver problems.

By the way did you have a question?

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