It wasn't change I was resistant to. When I purchased my new laptop from Dell(dual core processor with 1 gig ram), I didn't really want Vista, based on all the hoppla that has been made of it's unfriendly ways. But I thought, what the heck, I'll give it a try. Well I gave it a try for about a month. The computer was slow, I received error messages when using programs I was used to using, but were not Vista upgraded yet. And while I thought it looked kind of cool, it certainly was not worth the headaches, IMHO. So I re-educated my laptop with XP. It runs great now.
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It wasn't change I was resistant to. When I purchased my new laptop from Dell(dual core processor with 1 gig ram), I didn't really want Vista, based on all the hoppla that has been made of it's unfriendly ways. But I thought, what the heck, I'll give it a try. Well I gave it a try for about a month. The computer was slow, I received error messages when using programs I was used to using, but were not Vista upgraded yet. And while I thought it looked kind of cool, it certainly was not worth the headaches, IMHO. So I re-educated my laptop with XP. It runs great now.
I re-educated my NEW laptop to XP as well. Vista would not play well with others.