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| 21635 | 2001-10-16 09:20:00 | I am about to purchase a 2nd home computer system for the kids - mostly games & applications. This computer will NOT be connected to the Internet as this one already is. Is it worth getting XP if the computer will not be internet capable? Should I get it anyway (for the future?) Should I wait for the bugs to be gotten out of XP - like 12 months down the track? Any advise or recommendations would be appreciated. |
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| 21636 | 2001-10-16 09:45:00 | Ive been running the beta of Xp professional for the last 2 months it is way more stable than 98 If the new computer comes with it I'd go for it Roll on Oct 25 | Guest (0) | ||
| 21637 | 2001-10-16 10:51:00 | If its just for games stick with 98, its still the best games OS unfortunatly. Games won't start to require XP for a while so save your money. I doubt any of the bugs in XP will affect you too much, but as they say, wait for the first 'service pack'. |
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| 21638 | 2001-10-16 10:55:00 | I have been running XP as my sole operating system and seems OK with games but I believe it may not be compatible with older dos based games. Guess it depends what games you want to use on it. As for applications I have run most major apps without a problem, except for Symantec products. |
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| 21639 | 2001-10-16 18:59:00 | The new visual styles would probably appeal to the kids more. You can have a pretty login page, and restrict their rights, so they cannot modify program installation. Wayyyyy more stable, My windowsXP Professional hasn't crashed once yet. ...Excellent... |
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