Would you like to know about my point of view on the various Microsoft Windows Operating Systems?

  

 

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·       Having lots of exposure to computers and reading about their problems gives me the knowledge of what to look for whenever I buy a new computer.

 

·      The Windows XP operating system was around for a very long time and liked by a lot of people.  I also heard that it also had some "bugs" when it first came out and those got fixed as more updates were released. 

·      Some things I liked about Windows XP are it had an easy to use user interface, it was easy to find where things were, and lots of software was compatible with it. 

 

·       As time goes on that computers and operating systems become outdated and obsolete.  

 

·      When Windows Vista came out it looked "good and high tech" but it also came with lots of problems. 

 

·      Vista's performance was slower with older hardware, had hardware and software compatibility problems, and the user account control feature caused lots of prompts.

·       When you start using Windows Vista you have 30 days to activate it and if it's not activated within 30 days many of the features won't work.  Microsoft no longer supports the Windows Vista operating system.

 

·      I liked Windows 7 a lot more.  It looked "cool and high tech" but was also more stable. 

 

·      With anything I needed to use Windows 7 for I never encountered any big or serious problems. 

 

·      For any operating system to perform properly that it needs to be running on a computer system with the recommended or higher system requirements.  This will prevent lagging system performance. 

 

·       If you're running an operating system with the recommended or higher system requirements and still have lots of performance problems it could be due to a virus or a poorly made operating system. It could also be due to a background program or process that's using lots of system resources to run or causing problems.

 

·      Windows XP was around for a long time, then Windows Vista came out but it was only out for a few years, then Windows 7 was around for a long time, I never used Windows 8 but heard that it was hard and confusing to use, Windows 10 has been around for a while, and I've heard about lots of problems with Windows 11. 

 

·       My opinion is that operating systems should be tested more thoroughly before they're released, they should be tested to be more user friendly, any problems that come up should be addressed and resolved promptly, and the operating system should be updated and supported for a long time rather than being replaced with a different operating system after a few years that comes out with many problems.