Why not? I kinda got the Win2K UI by default since I did an upgrade. I'm sure I could get used to the XP style but after helping a friend build a new machine with a clean install of XP, I kinda like it the old way. Of course, I'm still finding more options in various properties menus that i keep tweaking to make it even better. The whole idea of being able to customize the UI to this extent is one of the things that makes XP so useful.

>I disagree with much of your assessment. I find XP much more stable and much easier to navigate and use. Other people here at my office that have been experimenting with (its not approved by corporate) agree with me. Also, you can run XP with a Win2K UI, but I don't recommend it.
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