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Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder, who is the harbinger of new phase of software industry, has spent his last day at office on Friday. http://www.netglimse.com/news/1413
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A technical glitch prevented users from accessing their Hotmail accounts last Tuesday. According to a Microsoft spokeswoman, “the issue is purely impacting the login process for customers and largely does not impact customers who were already logged in”.
Oh! Well in that case, thank God! That makes it so much better and more acceptable, doesn’t it? Those sorry-ass slobs who were not logged in didn’t really deserve to get logged in.
Let’s face it. We’re all...
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Contrary to popular belief you can load xp on your new vista machine. Microsoft allows you to do this through emulation software. If you were to reformat then there is always the question of whether the drivers will load on the xp machine. This is because the hardware manufactures do not always create drivers for the xp software. More times than not if you were to do the traditional thing and reformat then you would have more problems than not.
Microsoft has created something to...
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I really like to watch technology presentations and demonstrations, especially on the TED website but also on other websites. I recently came upon a presentation for Microsoft’s Touchwall, an inexpensive rear-projection system.
The video below is a demonstration by Director of Envisioning Ian Sands who explains various features and the technique behind the Microsoft Touchwall product. The software used to run the show is called Plex running on the Vista plattform. The other equipment was a...
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Are you ready to downgrade . . . um, I meant upgrade?
We all know (and have heard) Vista seems to be a big flop. Lots of articles by many capable industry experts have expressed the many reasons. I have a much simpler and less-technical approach.
For the general public, three areas mark the main thrust and justification for upgrading to Vista: security, productivity, and graphics.
Security - Think back 5 - 7 years. Remember how the world came to a grinding halt every few month by a new...
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System requirements for Windows Vista :
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/919183/en-us
20-gigabyte (GB) hard disk that has 15 GB of free hard disk space
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Acer Recovery Media Purchase Program
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Rising Antivirus Software
2008 edition has passed Checkmark Test on Microsoft Windows XP and Windows
Vista operating systems.
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- Bye Bye Microsoft Windows XP (techtree.com)
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This month silicon.com looked at the amazing career of Bill Gates as he stepped down after three decades of running Microsoft.
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Lots of people are focused on the retirement of Microsoft Founder Bill Gates this weekend. I mean, yes, the man that created the world's most popular computing platform had his "final day" on Friday, June 27. But, are we forgetting that Microsoft is also saying goodbye to one of its all time...
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Microsoft marks the end of an era as Bill Gates and Windows XP -- two icons of the company at its zenith -- head for the sunset.
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Microsoft (MSFT) is no longer shipping Windows XP, but frustrated Vista-hating consumers may have new options to avoid the operating system. Dell (DELL) says it's found a loophole in its licensing agreement with Microsoft that allows it to keep selling Windows XP Professional.
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From alleyinsider.com
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July 04, 2008 - 1 hour, 51 minutes ago Share Comments Much has been made about Windows XP fading into the sunset at the same time as co-founder Bill Gates leaves his full time position at the software giant.
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Windows XP is dead! Long live Windows XP!
That traditional cheer for beloved kings may well be on the lips of most Windows users as Microsoft goes through with its deadline for Windows XP. Today marks the first day that PC makers are no longer...
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