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| | Takes exception to me doing anything in the C:\Windows\ Directory (This is where ini files for application are generally stored) It refuses to remember usernames and passwords for anything including Outlook, VPN, Network Drives, Source safe, Visual Studio I wont even mention how slow and resource hungry it is |
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AMD Hooligan
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| I'd be interested to know what hardware you are attempting to run Vista on that it strikes you as slow and resource hungry.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ X2 3600+ Brisbane @ 3.0GHz Gigabyte GA-M61P-S3 2 X 1GB DDR2 667 @ 757Mhz 160 GB Samsung Spinpoint NEC Optiarc Super Multi DVD RW 18x Cooler Master Extreme Power 550w Windows Vista Premium Originally Posted by Modki @ OCN Haha cry more.
I want you all to cry into a small tupperware container and send it to me. I will keep them all in a nice big box labeled "people who cry about Windows" it's a very large box filling up fast. Once it's full me and Bill Gates will make Sorrowful Beer with it and enjoy it's bittersweet taste. |
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| brunzire (9/7/2007)
C:\Windows\ Directory (This is where ini files for application are generally stored)You are several years out of date there, only a few older programs have .ini files in the windir, those that still need them, which is not the majority ,store the information either in their own directory or more usually the information is stored in the registry which is loaded into to memory, access to this information will not be slow, unless your memory is unsound or misconfigured. Perhaps you would like to post your machine specs and some of the programs you are using, I'm sure we can let you know the best way to configure it so it runs properly, depending on your hardware's capability.
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