Three out of four users are not satisfied with Vista. is the result of a recent survey by the OCU (Consumers and Users Organization) through its website and published the latest issue of its magazine "Master Purchase."
According to the survey carried out by the OCU on websites, 75% of users who have used Windows Vista, you are not satisfied. More than a third have found problems with the hardware, while four in ten had difficulty with a program. Moreover, the complaint said third performance. Thus, only 11 percent of respondents expressed satisfaction with the latest Microsoft operating system.
Therefore, the OCU advises, do not upgrade your system to Windows XP users who have it, while recognizing that the latter is defective, it is a stable and more compatible with peripherals as well with existing software.
also shortly expected the release of Service Pack 3 for Windows XP, allowing a final update on this system before its withdrawal.
The survey was conducted before it was available Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista, so the results could change today. With the release of this update, Microsoft has announced enhancements to support and performance and many users were waiting for this update to decide to install Windows Vista.
Change the operating system does not invalidate the warranty
Moreover, the organization reported in the same article that "can not lose all the product warranty by changing the operating system" so that although you say in the store will lose the legal guarantee if you change the operating system that comes standard, this is not true, they are still under warranty hardware parts whose problems have nothing to do with the operating system.
Source: PC World Digital
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