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this os is very useful for the people, because easy to use the display is very good, the icon are too, oooh and easy to install for your computer, the function is very very good Users can... more

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Rating Summary based on 41 reviews

  • 5 Stars
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  • 4 Stars
    		24
  • 3 Stars
    		5
  • 2 Stars
    		2
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  • 16 of 16 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Hawke2007

    5 Stars Get 'WOW' NOW (Titles aren't my strong point) 12/04/2007
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Slick new user interface, Masses of features

    Disadvantages Disadvantages No go for decrepit machines

    Microsoft Windows Vista Alex Hawke 12/04/07 So, if you are reading this review you are probably deciding whether or not to purchase Vista. Hopefully I can help you out in that decision with a review looking at all of the reasons why, and of course why not to buy Vista. Specifications So first things first let's look at the recommended specifications described by Microsoft themselves for Home Premium/Business/Ultimate: * 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor * 1 GB of system memory * 40 GB hard drive with at least 15 GB of available space * Support for DirectX 9 graphics with: o WDDM ... more
  • 16 of 16 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    thecomputingexpert

    4 Stars A detailed Windows Vista Review 07/04/2007
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages All of the Windows Vista Features

    Disadvantages Disadvantages They're Windows Vista Features

    Windows Vista is the "next generation" operating system from Microsoft, well that's what they say. The "WOW" starts now is their new tagline, so does it really? I am going to review the new and rather expensive offering from the biggest computing company in the world. Microsoft say that they are hoping for Windows Vista to be installed on 100 million computers by the end of 2007, but the people that I have discussed Windows VIsta with, all say the same thing, they'll buy it when SP1 (codenamed, Windows Figi) is released, this will get rid of all the bugs in the system, of which there are a lot ... more
  • 71 of 71 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 5 gemsarchitect

    Member since 01/09/2008

    Reviews written: 86

    3 Stars Windows Vista... Hopes are alive Review with images 08/03/2009
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Have to read entire review

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Compatibilty Problems

    Windows Vista Ultimate ******************************* Win dows Operating System Microsoft, a software giant company has most popular operating system in the world with Windows tag. Windows operating system is ruling on almost 95% computers in the world. What is special with Windows so that it has such popularity? Question is not so complicated, and everyone knows that Windows has many user friendly features with easy access. Windows is so easy and any child who is operating it first time can easily understand it. Everything is predefined and no need for additional help to operate it. The name ... more
  • 17 of 17 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    jose.madeira

    3 Stars Hasta la Vista XP (Vista Beta 5728) 04/10/2006
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Memory management. New interface. Easier on the eye

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Large download. Lack of compatibility. Not optimize for applications

    So, here we are again. We just got used to Windows XP. We live with the knowledge that almost everything that we install on our PC's works straight from the word go, and we like it like that. Or then again, maybe not. Every day there is the new security patch. The interface is dull, we are bored with the same old look. We need something different... (then again, it's probably just me...) Anyway, I had read some good and bad reviews from Microsoft new operating system, Windows Vista (or more precisely, built 5728), beta versions, and decided to spice my live, and my PC Now, for the less ... more
  • 11 of 11 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    bmacrow

    4 Stars Windows Vista - Is it the Ultimate 01/03/2007
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Very quick, HUGE interface update, looks good

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Lack of compatability with old hardware and software

    So, Windows Vista is out, and so is the much hyped Ultimate edition, but in the UK we are being expected to pay up to £350 for the pleasure of using it, so is it worth it? Well I had the good fortune to be involved with the Windows Vista Beta, and so have seen the product grow into what you see in front of you today and I have to say I am impressed, Microsoft have put ALOT of effort into the software and it shows. The first thing you notice when you start your journey with Vista is the ease of installation, its a few button clicks and in as little as 20 minutes on some machines you are at the ... more

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  • gadisjogja 13/1/2012 21:01:02

    yes I like, I was finally old enough users that I upgraded to windows 7

    Memory can not be 4 GB of disk space 32-bit addresses. Address space of 512 MB​​, 512 MB ​​added that requires the use of graphics. Add graphics to GB, 4 of physical memory, even if the wells, 3.5 GB of address space, only the rest of the addition, each port and hardware have their own part of the address area. Typical 3-3.5GB of memory for Windows to see all this, so that part of the address space is 4 GB. Nothing to do with Windows

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