If you are looking for Windows Vista Activation codes, please check out the Vista Forum at Activation Code of Windows Vista section. There is a long list of activation codes for Windows Vista Beta 2 version.
While we all are still anxiously waiting for the release of Windows XP, the software giant, Microsoft said that the going-to-be-released-soon Windows Vista operating system will run one times faster than Windows XP. Hence, Microsoft recommends corporate to upgrade to Windows Vista as soon as it is released at the end of this year.
Microsoft claimed that with “User State Migration Tool” and “Application Compatibility Toolkit”, corporate should not worry about the the compatibility issues of different applications.
However, Microsoft didn’t provide any proof to show that the performance improvement of Windows Vista over Windows XP. Hence, this claims remain to be verified by more neutral benchmarkers.
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Gartner’s analyst, Annette Jump advices corporate users don’t upgrade to Windows Vista right away.
According to Jump, an operating system takes about 12 to 18 months to become stable. Hence, if Windows Vista is launched in January 2007, then, Windows Vista will become stable only by mid of 2008.
Besides that, Jump also hints that Microsoft might delay the launch date of Windows Vista to March of 2007. Hence, the official launch date of Windows Vista is still a mystery.
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Microsoft has kept on promising that Windows Vista is way more secured than Windows XP. One of the best experience so far I got with software or operating system is don’t ever believe in what the vendor said, you got to use the software and try out yourself and see whether it works for you or not.
Reviews and users’ experience show that Windows Vista is indeed more secured than any Windows OS. TechBlog shows that User Account Control has saved her life from some trojans try to self-install. So far, we receive pretty good comments for Windows Vista especially its built-from-ground security protection features.
Microsoft, Keep Up the Good Works!
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