Question:
Why are people saying there are bugs in vista when there isen't?
jack
2007-12-20 18:28:16 UTC
I haven't had any bugs.
Six answers:
2007-12-20 18:35:38 UTC
Those who bashing Vista all the time are the ones that don't even have Vista in their old computer.It's just fun to badmouth something you can't have.
Paul R
2007-12-21 02:55:42 UTC
You just haven't experienced them. Okay, let's take your statement for a moment. Windows 98 had something like 16 million lines of code and plenty of errors. Vista has something like 10 million lines of code more than XP, and probably about 50 million lines total.



Let's assume that this code is 99.9% errror free (which it isn't; the typical estimate on errors is much higher). This means it has *a minimum* of about 50,000 bugs in it. Huge programs have a very high probability of error.
winterguardboi
2007-12-21 02:31:23 UTC
Because some people buy a computer with the Vista OS and it is the defective one. Not all computers are sold at the same time, some people buy comps from a place that has had the same desktops or notebooks for quite a while.
Wrenched
2007-12-21 02:34:30 UTC
to some people running machines with only a small amount of RAM the new op sys seems slow and therefore buggy.



The answer is don' upgrade a machine that doesn't meet the minimum specs.



And for me the more RAM the better!



But I think any machine is better with as much RAM as you can afford or the machine will recognize.
amazin
2007-12-21 02:33:17 UTC
people may tend to blame any problems they find on the OS....or microsoft only because they don't know anything about computers. For all they know problems on their computer could have come from a website or spam email or 3rd party programs that they have downloaded

im not saying that vista is neccessarily perfect because i cant (i dont have vista) but im sure its not to badly bugged either.
DavidSr P
2007-12-21 04:19:33 UTC
Every program or operating system in existence has bugs of one kind or another. Some can be fixed and patched and others can not be fixed.


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