The successor for Windows Vista is "7", originally called "Blackcomb" it was originally planned to succeed Windows XP, but instead "Longhorn" (Vista) got released instead (Sound familiar (ME fiasco)). It promises Improved taskbar and full-screen previews, A working IE 8.0, jumplists, better device management and speed (Plus loads more).

Lets hope it lives up to its pre-release promises. Windows 7 is to be the best and most compatible yet, Release Candidate is out now, so download and test, feedback appreciated in this forum.
 

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Guides and discussion for Windows Vista, including the home, home premium, business, enterprise, and ultimate versions.

Windows Vista contains hundreds of new features; some of the most significant include an updated graphical user interface and visual style dubbed Windows Aero, improved searching features, new multimedia creation tools such as Windows DVD Maker, and completely redesigned networking, audio, print, and display sub-systems.

Windows XP now comes in several formats and with different service packs. The installs are generally the same, but large hard drive support is limited on early releases with a max of 137GB available to any user. We have many guides for XP including installs, reinstalls, upgrades, repairs and parallel installs, plus many troubleshooting guides also available for your use. 

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Hard to believe how many years have passed since 2000's release, good old Mr reliable is still with us and a favourite with many home and business users.

We have many guides for 2000 including installs, reinstalls, upgrades, repairs and parallel installs, plus many troubleshooting guides also available for your use. 

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Effective July 11th 06 Microsoft has stopped support for this operating system, no new updates, no new patches. 

Less people visit this site now using ME than those using Windows 95. 

This operating system was a slight change from 98SE and it seems it was never supposed to reach the market as this was the time for XP's release. Anyway at least Windows 2000 was released.

If you are still using ME I would advise you to get Windows 2000 on your system instead as it is a lot more stable. 

Follow link below for install reinstall and troubleshooting guides for this operating system..

Along with the operating systems already mentioned, our site contains much much more including guides for Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 3.1 and of course MSDOS 6.0.

We have install and reinstall guides, parallel and repair installs for NT, and information and downloads for you to achieve CD-ROM support.

Unfortunately this part of the site is no longer updated, but if you do find missing images or guides, please feel free to drop us an email to rectify.