Don’t you hate the way computers always bog down at the most inopportune times? I hate it when I am doing something very important and the computer either bogs down on something or shuts down all together. Another big problem with computers is the spyware, trojans and viruses that permeate systems.
I remember managing a computer lab at a school I taught at a couple of years ago. The students would be able to install programs and trojans on the computers as well as viruses and before long the entire room consisted of a bunch of expensive bricks. Imagine trying to teach a lesson to a class full of students only to find out that most of the computers are unusable. That was was something that happened much too often. The only way to do away with the damage was to format and reinstall Windows XP. It was a whole day job once or twice a term. Still, I stood beside Windows XP.
Now, after checking out Windows Vista, I see some real benefits from Windows Vista, over Windows XP and other non Windows operating systems. Security problems are now a thing of the past. It’s possible to control who can install a program. I am not working at the school anymore, but I can assume that when they adopt Vista, they’ll get a huge reduction in the amount of work needed to manage the computer lab since students won’t be able to install system eating programs at will.
I have been using Windows Vista for a few weeks now and I love it. It does everything I need it to do and then some. Not to mention that it looks great now. I haven’t had to use the customer service yet, but I assume that it’s awesome. Imagine being able to easily get the help you need? The customer service aspect doesn’t just extend to paid customer service either. The amount of help available online is simply phenomenal.