Data Doctors Radio Program
What to do if you hate Windows Vista!
The reaction from those that have migrated to Windows Vista ranges from elation to complete frustration.
Some folks are so frustrated with Vista that they are trying to reinstall Windows XP on their systems, which is causing a whole new set of problems.
What's a user to do if they have Vista & aren't particularly fond of it?
Can they "downgrade" to XP? Can they change the configuration of Vista to act more like XP? Can they get their incompatible software and devices to become compatible with Vista?
Whether you have already switched to Vista or you are considering a switch, this is a show that you won't want to miss!
Join us every Weekend as we discuss your computer questions. It's the Tech Show for Non-Tech People! You can post questions on
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Original Air Date: Sep 29, 2007
This Week's Links
- Can I "downgrade" from Vista to XP?
- Disable annoying "Need your permission..." prompts
- Windows Vista Sidebar tutorial
- Tips for running older software in Vista
- See the difference in Vista's Instant Search
- Vista's difference in listing Programs
- Windows Vista Software Compatibilty List
- Software Certified for Windows Vista
- PC Mag's 50 tips for making Vista easy
- Details of the first Vista Service Pack
- Sidebar Gadgets to add to Vista
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Backward Combatible: Hardware or software that is designed without worrying about compatibility with older systems, software or peripherals. Windows Vista is considered by many to be "backward combatible"!
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