>>>That doesnt sound good. But I dont see where he notes the hardware specs for the machine he had Vista installed on, and if it was a clean install to begin with.
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>>By now the "clean install" bugaboo should be longggg passe.
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>>If it actually takes a "clean install" to get VISTA performing optimally then we are no further head than we were at Win95.
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>>Is this a case where Microsoft still falls down or is it more a case that the myth of "clean install" persists where it needn't????
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>>The first thing I did wonder about was the system specs though.
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>>cheers
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>>>>Read "I Doubled My Productivity With One Simple Step". Uninstall Vista
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>>>>http://weblogs.foxite.com/kevinragsdale/archive/2007/04/03/3625.aspx
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>Is it even possible to uninstall Vista if it wasn't installed on a dual boot machine in the first place? I tried to uninstall it from the laptop I installed it on to take a look, and couldn't see any way to do so. Nor will it let me Freeman C: and start over. So that machine is basically polluted at this point.

Format the hard drive with Vista on it??? What if you might get an idea to install (God forbid!) Linux on it? This is the major offence and has to be prosecuted.
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