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- Windows XP Home Unstable, Crashes Constantly - UPDATE
UPDATE:

After about a year of frustration at Microsoft, and the XP flaming below, I finally, in desperation, did a BIOS update to the Intel Pentium 4 chip that's sitting on the Intel motherboard. Instant fix.

Turns out Intel publishes updates to the BIOS all the time. But be wary: foul up a BIOS install and the computer is dead, dead, dead. Follow instructions carefully.

Original:

My install of Windows XP Home on a brand new 3.0GH Pentium 4 with a gig of memory crashes contstantly for no apparent reason. I have removed software after software in hopes of finding the "bad driver" to no avail. It has crashed three times this morning in 45 minutes. It crashes and resets to BIOS suddenly at startup as it's loading the system tray, then after finally starting, it crashed when I was reading email in Outlook 2000, then after the restart it crashed when I was browsing the web in Verizon DSL with Internet Explorer 6.0. It's like I pressed the "reset" button. No warning, no explanation, just crash to black screen and watch it reboot from BIOS. Not impressed at all. Windows XP Home is unstable. If it's my fault for something I did, it's still XP's problem because it 1) won't fix itself and 2) won't tell me what's wrong. I even bought a new hard drive and did a clean install that took 12 hours. Still crashes, even when just using Microsoft software. You know, it's really just DOS parading as a Macintosh, and not too well.

Rating:

- Great Solution!
I think this is a great solution. Very user friendly and stable. I moved from the Windows ME operating system to the Windows XP Home operating system and am glad I did. I haven't had a single issue with it so far whereas with the Windows ME it was a constant battle for stability from day one. I'm not sure what the prior reviewer meant by "Fisher Price" software as this is almost identical in look and ease of use to the Windows ME only more functional, aesthetically enhanced and MUCH more stable. This is an application for home use (with the home edition) and I think as such it's a great solution. I've found it very easy to use. It's more than I wanted to spend but I spent about at least 15 times this amount in my time alone in dealing with Windows ME problems that I had so I wish I'd invested in it sooner. I didn't purchase the upgrade edition as I thought it would be cleaner (allbeit more expensive) to just start from scratch due to all the problems I'd had with Windows ME. So far so good!

Rating:

- Good OS
xp is different from 98 its cleaner,defined,and more well maintained you may not no but windows xp longhorn is going to be realeased soon i find xp much better then keeping and outdated OS

Rating:

- Infantile OS
I was dissapointed with WinXP. Not because I'm a Windows- hater but because it was too simply of an OS. I'm used to NT and Win2kPro. It doesn't give me enough options and settings. It's just way to easy. If any one wanted an OS that they really don't have to think to use, this is the one for you.

Rating:

- A Joke from Mr. Gates
I tried installing this on two different computers: my own home machine and my bother-in-law's. Each install took at least 3 hours, and each machine crashed twice during the process, requiring a re-boot. Not a user friendly experience at all. But hey, everyone says this is the way to go, the "os of the future". If it is, we are all in BIG trouble.
Anyway, the photo minipulation software is okay, up to a point, as are the other "extras" in the home version of XP, but they are NOT as powerful or user friendly or as well intergrated as those on Mac OS X, and don't let anyone tell you different; they are lying. I know, I use both systems on a regular basis. In fact, I used to be a die-hard Windows only user. Then I actually used a Macintosh for more than 10 minutes and that changed my mind, forever. OS X never crashes, is far more powerful (just look at the Dock, for example; Windows taskbar doesn't even come close), certainly more stunning visually. That's why a lot of people, including my brother in law as well as the folks at my job, are switching. Don't get me started on Win virusus, either.

Really, a poor programming job wrapped in a green box. People should demand better; I guess this is what you get when you don't. I'm not ever going to use Windows again.

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