Everyone always says that one should never have a computer with Windows ME as operating system. I have that myself, but since I'm such a newbie when it comes to computers, I don't know what's so bad about it. I'm honestly just curious. I've heard it has a lot of bugs and so on, but I'm sure some of you guys know these things better than me, explain the negative sides of having ME. (and the positive, if there is anything positive about it, I'm starting to doubt it hardly =P) thanx =P
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Jump to PostWindows ME seems to do well the way my Grandma runs it. To conserve power, she turns the computer on and off. That means it reboots often...
ME seems to be very good for very specific hardware, and junk on all the rest.
Jump to Post10 bucks says you can probably do that in XP.
Jump to PostI'm sorry, Windows ME was an abhorration that never should have been created.
The only complaints I have about it aren't that tangible. For one thing, how is it that you can reinstall it, and it can crash before installing ANYTHING? I mean ANYTHING-- no drivers, nothing. That's the …
Jump to PostME was a hybrid of 2000 and 98 that failed horridly.
There were thousand apon thousand of small errors that could serriously messup your system...
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