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03-19-2012, 02:19 PM (This post was last modified: 03-19-2012 02:27 PM by Prorootect.)
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Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis
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Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis your new topic here ..

Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis : on dotnetcodegeeks.com : http://www.dotnetcodegeeks.com/2012/03/w...lysis.html

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Having used Windows 8 on one of my laptops for last couple of days, this article would be toned as an essay of what’s there and what’s not rather than just a review. So it would be lengthy and you would require patience to go through this at your own pace. The entire essay is divided in topics so you can skip those that do not interest you!' ..


'It boots fast and takes just over 12 seconds to start, 14 seconds to shutdown which is really amazing! None of the previous Microsoft Operating Systems have started so quickly (except MS-DOS).' - Hmm .. hmm .. My Windows XP SP2 takes 20 seconds to start and 7 seconds to shutdown only .. So ..

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03-19-2012, 02:49 PM
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RE: Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis
(03-19-2012 02:19 PM)Prorootect wrote:  My Windows XP SP2 takes 20 seconds to start and 7 seconds to shutdown only .. So ..

Your point being?

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RE: Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis
This may not be up to date as it is on a Windows 8 Developer Preview.

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RE: Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis
'My Windows XP SP2 takes 20 seconds' - after first press the Start button in the morning ..Wink
Is this same with Windows 8 '12 seconds?..'

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03-19-2012, 03:01 PM
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RE: Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis
Everyone's PC will startup and shut down at different times, All depends on hardware and what software you have in your startup list. SSD > HDD

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RE: Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis
I didn't realise Windows XP was packed with features like Windows 8, your comparison of an out-dated (possibly lighter) Windows XP OS to Windows 8 doesn't mean anything.

Just like Damn Small Linux vs Ubuntu 11.xx (edit).

The 'Sleep' function is far more efficient for my use. Smile

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RE: Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis
Windows 8 made an improvements during boot up and shutdown since they proposed it compared to other older OS, as MrXidus said everything will meet from hardware specifications in order to grant its need.

Also its very normal that a cold bootup occur since it refresh everything before all set.

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RE: Windows 8 on laptop in-depth analysis
(03-19-2012 03:02 PM)Earth wrote:  I didn't realise Windows XP was packed with features like Windows 8, your comparison of an out-dated (possibly lighter) Windows XP OS to Windows 8 doesn't mean anything.

I agree with you. Windows XP packed with features is equal to Vista lol. Microsoft have made a lot of changes in Windows 8 to improve stability and speed.

(03-19-2012 03:02 PM)Earth wrote:  Just like Damn Small Linux vs Ubuntu 11.06.
Did you mean Ubuntu 11.04 or 11.10?

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