Quote - No reason at all to look back here what so ever.

Yes -- as of the last major service release, Vista seems to have been fixed.  Finally.  It only took over a year to accomplish........but better late than never.

I, too, can now recommend Vista 64.  It works like it should.  I have Vista 64 on a laptop.  I am hesitant to replace XP64 on my desktop with Vista for several reasons -- one reason being that a Vista 64 install would require a total reinstall of all of my software.  Another reason being that I'm not sure if some of my peripherals will work with Vista.......and the third reason being that switching over to a new OS & having to reinstall everything is a temporary hassle -- resulting in loss / slowdown of production time.

I'll probably do it eventually.  I'll just have to be sure that everything that I need for production is set up properly on my laptop first -- so that it won't stop me from working if my main desktop is temporarily offline.

People who haven't liked Vista up until now (like I didn't -- and strongly so) need to take a serious look at Vista 64, IMO.  It's worth it now - you just have to get used to doing a few things a little differently.  Which isn't any big deal.  And yes: the OS now appears to be more stable & faster than XP.  Not to mention more aesthetically pleasing -- an aspect which is often trashed as being a useless & worthless feature -- but I like it.

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