Wetling

What I'm saying is that, yes, XP has all these features, but you still need all the same software you did before.

But you need third party software to copy music files to MP3. XP only supports WMA.

Me too because IT IS!

It's a crappy firewall though. It doesn't block outgoing packets. Yout still need ZA. The CD burner doesn't burn ISO's so you still need Nero (or whatever you use). Half assed features don't make it better.

Screw XP

Ah.

Who told you that? I think ATI is a perfectly fine brand. I've never had any trouble with the three boards I've used from them.

I get all my RAM from Crucial.

Any of those CPUs come with fans?

oops.

Hi there, I am new to this kind of stuff. I went from Win 3.1 to 95 on a different computer. Then I went from 95 to 98 on the same computer, but there were few peripherals, applications, and files I need to worry about. Now however I have lots of stuff I don't want to lose when I upgrade to Windows 2000. So I am asking for some help. I am planning to put all the install files for the programs I have downloaded on the CD-R as well as my image, mp3 and word files. Is that all I should backup? I have a beta version of Windows 2000 but it is the last build (2195). Will that make a difference? If I was to install the OS, does it have a good way to uninstall to got back to 98 if it is not what I wanted? Will I have to format my HDD to switch to NTFS? What about dual booting. Is it worth it? I have a 10GB HDD that is currently my default. I also have a 6GB secondary drive. I have never dual booted anything so I would appriciate step by step insturctions. Actually, any step by step instuctions you can give for anything would be GREATLY appriciated. Sorry about the length. Thanks guys. EDIT: I thought of another question. Will my bookmarks in IE transfer over? [This message has been edited by Wetling (edited 15 September 2000).]

All right. Thanks a lot.

Wow, I guess it's not actually that long