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When sp3 was released half of the pcs it was installed became too slow. I speak of course of a sample of about ten pcs, I had the chance to use.
Pentium 4 2.8 or 2.6 Hyper Threading
512 or 1024 mb ram
I can’t tell why and to what it’s connected, I know some things, but it’s more I don’t know and after all the word “speed” on a pc it’s weird.
I learn more of problems appearing and I understand it has to do a lot with settings of software and what starts on the beginning (msconfig), But I couldn’t do experiments to people PCs, I’m not a technician. I just checked a little and ask them.
I actually do the last years what you’re saying, go somewhere, download and bring stuff to home, but I can’t do it all the time and it’s a process I avoid because if something doesn’t work right I fall into a “loop” I must search on the web…and if I don’t find solution wait till I can go again somewhere to download…it’s a torture loop. And I can’t go to a friend suddenly every time I have a little problem like this.
And all these things require time, I WANT TO USE MY PC, NOT BE THE SLAVE OF MY PC.
It’s so difficult to understand this? Try to live this way for two weeks. Sometimes a new version comes out just one day after I brought the “new” stuff home.
Obviously I can’t doubt you about how many pcs are still running XP, I didn’t know that worldwide has been dropped so much, but this doesn’t change “my reality”. Here 30% of PC are as hardware what I described above and running XP.
For the offline installer I hope you understand that I didn’t “blame” you of this, right? It’s just a similar problem and I mentioned it.
Stored locally you mean on local settings\temp? If not there, where? I don’t know this. Are you sure all files needed are saved before you click the “install” button? I mean I can’t go to another PC and install something they don’t need. It would be useful to me if you could tell me how and where the files are saved, but you should know that inexperienced users are scared to touch hidden/system folders, it’s not a general solution.
If you have a second pc available then live without antivirus for some time, WITH NO CRITICAL FINANCIAL OR PERSONAL DATA ON YOUR HARD DRIVE of course. If you don’t click links of messages and do not visit porn/keygen/crack sites it will pass a long time till you be infected. And even if you get infected you just live with the virus, it’s all in your mind about feeling “right”. Viruses are not always slow down your PC or lead to BSOD. And if it slows it a little, you won’t realize it, because without antivirus a PC can fly!!! I’ve lived like this for a long time. The only thing I had to check was the connections and the calling number of my active connection, to be sure it wasn’t a dialer, because I speak of the time of PSTN connection. I lived like this about five years 2004-2009. In this period I had more BSOD from new software/driver/update versions than from viruses. Actually only once a virus led me to BSOD, while about six-seven from software/driver/update and one hardware-memory failure.
[That period I had tried KANOTIX an enhanced multimedia version of KNOPPIX, and I liked it a lot, but soon I realized that going to a windows PC with fast inernet I couldn’t download an installation package for any application, because I was getting lost into the dependencies and I was always missing something. I found no way to download automatically package and all its dependencies from a windows PC. As far as I know the situation remains the same, you can only save an installation package with the dependencies only from another linux machine with the same OS and version.]
- “WITH NO CRITICAL FINANCIAL OR PERSONAL DATA ON YOUR HARD DRIVE”
I suppose you know these things are done only this way, but other people gonna read this too.
I heard they plan to ask taxes for the air!
Can human breathe something else or we should rapidly evolute to fishes?
Maybe that’s why the earth has much more water than land.