I'm one of those who had Beta 2 installed at home and now have RC1 installed. Beta 2 had a ton of bugs in it that caused it to crash frequently and on a few occasions leave the computer in such a state that the only option I had was to do a Complete Recovery or re-install from the DVD. RC1 is way more stable, the only times it's crashed for is from having to install drivers ment for XP since new ones hadn't been created yet. I have had a number of 3rd party apps crash in Vista but I found changing them to use XP SP2 Compatibility settings fixed most of the issues I was having.
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I'm one of those who had Beta 2 installed at home and now have RC1 installed. Beta 2 had a ton of bugs in it that caused it to crash frequently and on a few occasions leave the computer in such a state that the only option I had was to do a Complete Recovery or re-install from the DVD. RC1 is way more stable, the only times it's crashed for is from having to install drivers ment for XP since new ones hadn't been created yet. I have had a number of 3rd party apps crash in Vista but I found changing them to use XP SP2 Compatibility settings fixed most of the issues I was having.
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