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Kyle Marshall | James Hirner | Win95 experience... |
March 4, 1996 9:09 AM * |
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Re: Why... ???? which is better... > > You say Win95, but why. You give no info. You do no qualify your > > statement with ANY facts. All we have is supposion. > > I found Win95 to be an incredible nightmare. 75% of all my apps would > > not work. It had the hardest time finding my SCSI drives and when it did i > > wouldn't report any past drive G. > > The only solutuion was to wipe the boot drive, throw Win95 in the Tras > > and buy Win Nt 3.51. No problems at all... > If you have a network like the one I'm guessing you have, why didn't you just > buy WindowsNT in the first place. Second of all, how will 75% of your apps > not work at all. I find that a little bit of exagaration. 75%???!!! C'mon! > DEFENDER Well for one, my Corel draw wouldn't work, nor my Wordperfect 6.2. It couldn't find my Autocad 13. Most of my shareware windows apps didn't want to work properly - lots of GPF errors. I spent 2 weeks with MS support and it took them that long just to get Corel working. Thats why I went to NT. Oh by the way. MS is ditching DOS, Win3.x and Win95. The latest issue of EET has info on the Intel/HP project for a 64 bit UNIX based OS. This is designed to run on Intels new P7 series CPU's. In the article they had a quote from Gates " Good now we can finally get rid of DOS & Windows 3.x and 95" Win95 development is to be totally cut off of Dec. 31 1996. Guess everyone gets to upgrade to NT whether they want to or not... Desdinova... |
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