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...improvement occured ? If so does that mean there was some sort of "logical fallacy" in the argument to upgrade the system ?
<A/ by Exodus/ What are you trying to attack here?
An upgrade is an upgrade.
And to most opinions, an upgrade is an improvement.
Computerized systems will be more advanced in 10 years than you can possibly imagine, and there will definitely be improvements.
A/ by Snow ? /upgrade is to make better what's showing lack of perfect as well as fixing something into better working version.
the point is every upgrade will require new fixes due to the more complicated system more have a chance to fail. it's like building a house from playing cards - the higher it is the easier it to crumble.
computerised systems operate within the reality that has got limits on some levels, and part of an upgarde will meet them leaving no space for mistakes but creating other ways on higher level to get through.
A/ by Vote Counter/"Logical fallacy"..does it exist in an Operating system..yes it does,
and I will surely have some who will disagree with me.
VISTA came along, promised this and that. But, the "little old lady"
found it difficult, complicated to use. It seemed too advanced, too
"up in outer space" for the average PC user. Then there was always that
useless screen Popup asking Permission when U clicked on a Program.
SO, then along came Windows 7, with claims of vast improvement and Upgrade
to any Windows version..The answer was here at last.
It installed, and rather quickly. When it started up, the Control Panel
seemed a little easier for the "little old lady" to use.BUT, then again
up came that Popup screen to seek permission to run a Program, then some
programs u couldn't run, because U didn't have permission, U have to be
an Administrator..Hold on, I own the PC, I own Windows 7 like I did Vista.
WHY, do I NEED Persmission??..OK, this brilliant PC guy showed me how to
disable that durn Popup screen. BUT, what happened to my being able to
Email.There is NO File telling me what to do..on how to Email my friends.
OH, gee, that brilliant PC guy has now showed me that IF I click on
Windows HELP and type into the BOX, it will tell me HOW to get Email.
Womderful. but I have to download the Windows program Security essentials.
OK, so I do..NOW I got Email. Hey, I get this Program called DEFENDER.
But from time to time, my PC goes>>well a little "crazy" and I find out
from the brilliant PC guy that DEFENDER is ONLY protecting my PC. Yes, it
stops some programs from running..even at times closes down my PC and restarts,
but hey..its Defending.
OK, well, now lets look at Windows 7. I will run a Diagnostic program on it,
with the HELP of my brilliant PC guy of course..OH, NO look what I discovered,
Windows 7 IS simply Windows Vista Upgraded.
OK, DID I get anything MORE with Windows 7..Gee I dont think so. I even LOST
my Email and had to download a Program from Microsoft to send/receive any Emails.
Yes, the Control Panel is easier to access and "maybe" understand, but it doesn't have
anything more in it than what Vista had??
SO, lets see now..Windows 7 was to be an Upgrade to Vista, run better, be more modern.
GEE, one answerer said on Q&A, that Upgrades are supposed to be better, as advancement
is the thing of the future..I am a "little old lady" CAN'T wait for the future.
I havn't got much of a future..I want my PC to operate effeciently NOW.
I want an Operating System that works and is NOT complicated..and when I install
a New Operating System that claims its an UPGRADE to my older one..I dont want one
that is simply ONE in disguise..and even IT has some problems because things like
My Email program are missing..and this Popup thing is still is this Windows version.
I installed Windows 7 BECAUSE "THEY" said it was BETTER and an advanced Upgrade to
Windows Vista..Yes, improved Layout, Improved design..An Upgrade though>>
I DONT THINK SO
SO Windows 7..what was the Result??
Was there REALLY and Truely an Improvement.
Think, I''ll let other Q&A people who use 7 to give their Opinion.
BUT, I hope that there are some other "little old ladies" out there who can give an Opinion also.>
<A/ by Exodus/ What are you trying to attack here?
An upgrade is an upgrade.
And to most opinions, an upgrade is an improvement.
Computerized systems will be more advanced in 10 years than you can possibly imagine, and there will definitely be improvements.
A/ by Snow ? /upgrade is to make better what's showing lack of perfect as well as fixing something into better working version.
the point is every upgrade will require new fixes due to the more complicated system more have a chance to fail. it's like building a house from playing cards - the higher it is the easier it to crumble.
computerised systems operate within the reality that has got limits on some levels, and part of an upgarde will meet them leaving no space for mistakes but creating other ways on higher level to get through.
A/ by Vote Counter/"Logical fallacy"..does it exist in an Operating system..yes it does,
and I will surely have some who will disagree with me.
VISTA came along, promised this and that. But, the "little old lady"
found it difficult, complicated to use. It seemed too advanced, too
"up in outer space" for the average PC user. Then there was always that
useless screen Popup asking Permission when U clicked on a Program.
SO, then along came Windows 7, with claims of vast improvement and Upgrade
to any Windows version..The answer was here at last.
It installed, and rather quickly. When it started up, the Control Panel
seemed a little easier for the "little old lady" to use.BUT, then again
up came that Popup screen to seek permission to run a Program, then some
programs u couldn't run, because U didn't have permission, U have to be
an Administrator..Hold on, I own the PC, I own Windows 7 like I did Vista.
WHY, do I NEED Persmission??..OK, this brilliant PC guy showed me how to
disable that durn Popup screen. BUT, what happened to my being able to
Email.There is NO File telling me what to do..on how to Email my friends.
OH, gee, that brilliant PC guy has now showed me that IF I click on
Windows HELP and type into the BOX, it will tell me HOW to get Email.
Womderful. but I have to download the Windows program Security essentials.
OK, so I do..NOW I got Email. Hey, I get this Program called DEFENDER.
But from time to time, my PC goes>>well a little "crazy" and I find out
from the brilliant PC guy that DEFENDER is ONLY protecting my PC. Yes, it
stops some programs from running..even at times closes down my PC and restarts,
but hey..its Defending.
OK, well, now lets look at Windows 7. I will run a Diagnostic program on it,
with the HELP of my brilliant PC guy of course..OH, NO look what I discovered,
Windows 7 IS simply Windows Vista Upgraded.
OK, DID I get anything MORE with Windows 7..Gee I dont think so. I even LOST
my Email and had to download a Program from Microsoft to send/receive any Emails.
Yes, the Control Panel is easier to access and "maybe" understand, but it doesn't have
anything more in it than what Vista had??
SO, lets see now..Windows 7 was to be an Upgrade to Vista, run better, be more modern.
GEE, one answerer said on Q&A, that Upgrades are supposed to be better, as advancement
is the thing of the future..I am a "little old lady" CAN'T wait for the future.
I havn't got much of a future..I want my PC to operate effeciently NOW.
I want an Operating System that works and is NOT complicated..and when I install
a New Operating System that claims its an UPGRADE to my older one..I dont want one
that is simply ONE in disguise..and even IT has some problems because things like
My Email program are missing..and this Popup thing is still is this Windows version.
I installed Windows 7 BECAUSE "THEY" said it was BETTER and an advanced Upgrade to
Windows Vista..Yes, improved Layout, Improved design..An Upgrade though>>
I DONT THINK SO
SO Windows 7..what was the Result??
Was there REALLY and Truely an Improvement.
Think, I''ll let other Q&A people who use 7 to give their Opinion.
BUT, I hope that there are some other "little old ladies" out there who can give an Opinion also.>