It is sad that Microsoft can't seem to do anything right when it comes to Vista. Microsoft fixed a bug that caused the prerequisite Vista Servicing Stack Update to sometimes have Vista reboot endlessly.
Good that the bug is gone, and maybe it was a rare bug as Microsoft claims, but the underlying problem is that Vista is so bloated. A little less complication for a little more perfection would have been a good trade-off. Perhaps it's too late. Vista is the Edsel of the operating system world.
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Vista
Microsoft can't seem to do anything correct when it comes to making an OS! There Operating Systems are always filled with flaws and mistakes, followed by two to three Service Packs to fix issues that should have been fixed before the OS was introduced to the public.......That's just my opinion of course!!!
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