Re: Backwards Compatibility (Windoze OS)
chris morris <[email protected]>
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Look up the model number on the manufacturers website for xp drivers. If the drivers are available, going back to xp is easy. I've had quite a few clients ask me to take lappys from vista back to xp. chris Perry Spiller wrote: > *Backwards Compatibility (Windoze OS) > * > Anyone got some clues about hardware issues for replacing, say, > Vista with XP, or XP with W2k, or even jumping from Vista back > as far as W2k? > > Would there be different potential problems with laptops vs desktops? > > A neighbour has a ComCrap laptop, (probably from DSE or Leemings), > which runs like a dog in quicksand. From memory, the half a gig RAM is > likely the biggest problem. The other crap that starts at boot-up, (Norton > etc.,) is not helping. > > If she agrees, I'll do what I can to strip out a lot of the start-up > items, > that are hogging resources. If I fail, I might bring it to the next > meeting. > However, the going back from Vista question still seems worth thinking > about. > > Would it work? I have a genuine XP CD, here, that I could bring along. > > Perry > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > HBLUG mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.linux.net.nz/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hblug > -