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A week with the Windows Vista February CTP | |
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| Time: 15:47 EST/20:47 GMT | News Source: LonghornBlogs | Posted By: Andre Da Costa | ||
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I've been using Windows Vista on a daily basis ever since the February CTP came out. I thought I'd give a low down of my thoughts. At work, I've gone to Vista as my primary PC OS finally testing Vista's ability to log in to a domain. I've noticed a few problems in this area. Vista is slow to log out in some cases and Vista also creates a "new" profile for the same profile I had been using. So all my stuff on my profile I had been using on XP didn't carry over when logging into the domain under the same account. I would guess this is by design as the user profile folder structure (Documents, Photos, etc) are diferent in Vista than XP. The performance of Vista on my PC at work has been outstanding though. No crashes and it reacts fast, responds fast, and does what I need to do. Most of my applications I use at work work on Vista which is nice to know so I don't foresee any application compatibility isses in the future. | ||
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