"Charlie Tame" <charlie@tames.net> wrote in message

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> forty-nine wrote:

>>

>> I posted to an ubuntu zealot.

>> You felt the need to respond to my response to the zealot.

>> This is a Vista NG.

>> Even though its public...it does contain the word Vista.

>> The answer to a Vista issue will never be to install any "flavor of the

>> month" of Linux.

>> If people have personal issues with MS software or its policies...then

>> the use of Linux is more about some dreamed up sense of vengeance or

>> retaliation.

>> I have had to reactivate because I went from RAID 0 to dual boot...so

>> what !!

>> It took like 4 minutes.

>> Going from Vista to Ubuntu or any Linux would waste days of time.

>> I'm on no users side but my own...I don't pretend to speak for anyone !

>> Unlike the Linux propagandist that frequent NG's for MS products ( I know

>> ,MS doesn't own Usenet ).

>> If you don't believe that all these Linux zealots are only here to preach

>> the gospel of Linux (yet under the pretense of helping users with "noble"

>> intentions)...then you are not being honest.

>> I have read the ubuntu forums...and the best thing about them is that the

>> discussions stay on ubuntu....I could not find a thread where a Vista

>> user chimed in and said Ubuntu sucks, use Vista. There was a OT post on

>> "worst" OS's, but it was separate from the real help.

>> Why Linux users have such a bug up their butts....who knows?

>> I think its "Misery likes company".

>> Oh, and I have used Suse 10.1....though I attempted 4 or 5 times in a

>> weeks time to install it, the video drivers sucked, no modem

>> drivers,purchased ext serial modem...still would not detect or

>> install___so it sits in the box. Novell and the forums were no

>> help...hence my "opinion" on Linux is based on MY experience.

>> I wouldn't install any flavor of Linux again if it was FREE...Oops, it is

>> : D

>

>

> That's fine, I was not trying to peddle Linux or anything else, I think

> trying to do that here actually discourages people, and it's unwise

> because in a way it conditions them to expect something "Windows-like" and

> it is surprising how many subtle differences there are in the various GUI

> versions. Kinda sets people up to be disappointed, but then IMHO Vista did

> that also.

>

> SUSE I cannot comment on because it's one I have never even tried, but I

> am not surprised that there are issues because that has been a very common

> criticism. Thing is though I am really quite concerned that MS are going

> to get some real competition and simply repeating anecdotal (and now

> somewhat incorrect) criticisms actually makes one look like the bad guy

> when the potential user discusses it with friends who actually use it.

>

> Half the crap in this groups would be gone if the fake Vista advocates

> would shut the hell up and more would go if people would honestly address

> rants and complaints. We probably do not disagree about much really :)

>

 

 

: )

 

Vista is good in my opinion...but not perfect.

Like all OS's previous , the bugs will get worked out over time.

Some, like WGA, are here to stay I'm afraid.

Ntkrnlpa.exe Corrupt

 

Hi,

 

I would like help with my problem if anyone is able. I was installing a

Microsoft update (Vista Business) and the computer crashed. When I

tried to reboot I got the following error message:

 

File: \windows\system32\ntkrnlpa.exe

Status: 0XC0000098

Info: Windows failed to load because the kernel is missing, or corrupt.

 

I have tried all of the options on going back to the Vista DVD to repair

the error but nothing helps. It won't automatically repair, I

discovered I have never created a restore point (which with XP I was

sure happened every time a new driver was installed) and reinstalling

took me to the advanced option which was going to install a completely

new installation.

 

Can someone help me with a fix. I've tried finding the file on the

Vista DVD but have had no luck. By going into DOS from the DVD setup

option I have found the file is still present in the System32 directory.

 

I've searched the internet for hours (and the Microsoft site) and have

had no luck.

 

Regards

 

Tom

Michael Yardley is a drunk and meth user. A prostitute who lies about

a

failed career in real estate and as a helicopter pilot. He lives in

subsidized housing and is typical of the failed drunken homosexual

immigrant.

 

Michael Yardley

is a typical failed immigrant fraudster. An alcoholic meth

head and

a

ABOMINATION who supplements his welfare with prostitution.

Fired

from

London Drugs and a coffee shop of all places. He lives in BC

Housing

and

should be deported. Has been known to be involved in fraud

and is a

racist. He is a liar and criminal and a total idiot who

refuses to

work full time. He

was born in England and after failing there moved to Canada.

He is

frequently cyberbullied and posts off-topic nonsense to ngs

then

complains

about being cyberbullied and trolls. He will then announce he

is

leaving

the ng for good only to return even dumber and out of touch as

ever.

He

sometimes gets pimped out as a ticket scalper

<http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=7824303>. Since he

is

involved

in fraud anyone interested in hockey tickets or lottery

tickets

should buy

elsewhere. I wonder if he reports his scalping income to the

housing

authorities? Last known address: MICHAEL YARDLEY #123-5895

Kincaid

Street Burnaby BC V5G 4H9 Phone Number: 604-294-6071 This

housing

project is run by the New Chelsea Society. Yardley should

be

deported and

his unit given to a nice old lady or perhaps a senior couple

looking for a

better neighbourhood to live in. Let the New Chelsea Society

101-3640

Victoria Drive Vancouver, BC V5N 5P1 604-874-6255

Fax:

604-874-6250 admin@newchelsea.ca Web: http://www.newchelsea.ca

<http://www.newchelsea.ca/> know what you think of Michael

Yardley.

He is

wasting tax payer money. He has claimed to have drank beer at

the

Hell's

Angels clubhouse and other ppl have claimed that HA has an

ownership

stake

in CW Agencies the telmarketing firm that Yardley claims to

work at

PT. He has a Grade 3 education and can't figure out how to use Vista.

 

On Nov 7, 4:18 pm, Michael Yardley <middle...@mail.org> wrote:

> On Nov 7, 3:45 pm, "Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]" <andre...@hotmail.com>

> wrote:

>

>

>

>

>

> > Depends, most modern applications will work just fine on Windows Vista. But

> > there are a few things to take into consideration. 32 bit applications with

> > 16 bit installers do not work on Vista x64 if you decide to go that path.

> > Overall, its best you contact the software developer or check the website to

> > find out about Vista compatibility, patches, updates or new releases.

>

> > There are work arounds for incompatible applications such as running in a

> > compatible version of Windows in Virtual PC 2007.

> > --

> > Andre

> > Blog:http://adacosta.spaces.live.com

> > My Vista Quickstart Guide:http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E8E5CC039D51E3DB!9709.entry"Robert" <r...@vista.nu> wrote in message

>

> >news:gFrYi.22399$Cb.1160@trnddc08...

>

> > > Will everything I now have that will run on Windows XP also run on Vista?

>

> > > Thank-you

>

> most modern applications will work just fine on Windows Vista

>

> JBN and Quicksilver.Remailer software will not work on Vista. I had to

> find out the hard way.

> JBN and Quicksilver will run on XP.- Hide quoted text -

>

> - Show quoted text -

"norm" <noone@afakeddomain.net> wrote in message

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> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>> To whom are you replying?

>>

> Are some posts to this thread missing? I have tried three times to post to

> this thread and none have showed. Thanks.

>

> --

> norm

 

The Microsoft Communities server seems to filter out most of the

messages crossposted to non-Microsoft newsgroups.

I'v got over 600 rules in my killfile so far and they don't delete enough to

allow me to stay caught up with this newsgroup.

 

One thing I've found that helps is to subscribe to this newsgroup through

the Microsoft Communities newsgroup server instead of through my ISP's

newsgroup server. The Microsoft server filters out most of the messages

crossposted to non-Microsoft newsgroups.

 

"Mike Hall - MVP" <mikehall@mvps.com> wrote in message

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> James

>

> These Linux protagonists have turned the newsgroup into their personal

> play area because they can. My kill file had some additions this morning.

> You may do well to add a few to yours. It doesn't stop them coming to

> play, but it is way quieter.. :-)

>

> --

> Mike Hall - MVP

> http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

> Posting Productively.. http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

>

>

>

> "James David Byrne" <jamesbyrne@ukonline.co.uk> wrote in message

> news:eY%23YgKtIIHA.4272@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>I was surprised what *would* run! So far, I've only had two problems...

>>Office 2000 assistant wouldn't change from the paperclip and an ancient

>>Wordperfect Spell application (that I use for solving crosswords!!!)

>>wouldn't run at all. But the even older DOS equivalent does!! So I use

>>that instead. I've even had GWBASIC running (I still use some BASIC

>>routines written in the early 1980's)... works perfectly. And that really

>>was amazing! One trap I found is stuff that wants to write data to the

>>program files directory... Vista won't let this happen and it can cause

>>weird problems. Configure any such software to save settings & data in the

>>user profile.

>>

>> J :-)

>>

>> "Robert" <rob@vista.nu> wrote in message

>> news:gFrYi.22399$Cb.1160@trnddc08...

>>> Will everything I now have that will run on Windows XP also run on

>>> Vista?

>>>

>>> Thank-you

>>>

>>

>

On Fri, 9 Nov 2007, Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.com> wrote:

>Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>

>> Most if not all of my local clients haven't the first clue about newsgroups,

>> but I do know that they help each other out where they can,and if one of

>> them had Linux, that person would get no help.

>

>Of course not. How could a Wintard possibly help an intelligent user?

>

>> I am well aware how to install Linux and most other operating systems, but

>> the vast majority of regular users do not. The programs supplied with Linux,

>> while they may do a similar job are not what kids, families and silver

>> surfers want.

>

>Sure they are. They're what Wintards want and then some because they do

>everythign a Wintard would want to do and they're not buggy, full of

>security holes, and cluttered up with useless bloat.

>

>> People run the OS

>

>People run Windoze because Micro$lop has forced it down their throats

>for years now. That's the only reason. Its made users collectively

>retarded.

>

>> where the selection of programs suits them and are easy to

>> obtain.

>

>ROTFL!

>

>I guess you're not aware that software for almost all modern Linux

>distributions isn't just superior to it's Micro$lop based counterpart,

>it's all served up in one centralized repository where it's not only

>easier to obtain, but the obtaining is much more secure.

>

>> Migrating a company or a single user is the same. Unless one can set them up

>> with what they want, the features they want, it is impossible to sell a

>> different platform.

>

>I'd say it's an impossible undertaking, if you have absolutely no clue

>what you're talking about yourself.

>

>> Free is not enough on its own, and these people should not be insulted just

>> because they don't think the way you do.

>

>They're not. They're being insulted because like you they're fact free,

>blindly fixated on doing something the way a criminal organization has

>coerced them into doing it, and more to the point, openly arrogant about

>their willful ignorance and lack of vision.

 

I'll tell you what. When I can go to my local retailer and buy copies of

things like Flight Simulator, The latest versions of The Sims and their

spinoffs, Quake 2, Quake 3 and that new FPS game coming out next month...

in Linux versions, then, and only then, I will happily switch to Linux full

time and become a full time Linux evangelist. In the meantime I stay with

xp.

 

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Nomen Nescio wrote:

> On Fri, 9 Nov 2007, Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.com> wrote:

>>Mike Hall - MVP wrote:

>>

>>> Most if not all of my local clients haven't the first clue about

>>> newsgroups, but I do know that they help each other out where they

>>> can,and if one of them had Linux, that person would get no help.

>>

>>Of course not. How could a Wintard possibly help an intelligent user?

>>

>>> I am well aware how to install Linux and most other operating systems,

>>> but the vast majority of regular users do not. The programs supplied

>>> with Linux, while they may do a similar job are not what kids,

>>> families and silver surfers want.

>>

>>Sure they are. They're what Wintards want and then some because they do

>>everythign a Wintard would want to do and they're not buggy, full of

>>security holes, and cluttered up with useless bloat.

>>

>>> People run the OS

>>

>>People run Windoze because Micro$lop has forced it down their throats

>>for years now. That's the only reason. Its made users collectively

>>retarded.

>>

>>> where the selection of programs suits them and are easy to obtain.

>>

>>ROTFL!

>>

>>I guess you're not aware that software for almost all modern Linux

>>distributions isn't just superior to it's Micro$lop based counterpart,

>>it's all served up in one centralized repository where it's not only

>>easier to obtain, but the obtaining is much more secure.

>>

>>> Migrating a company or a single user is the same. Unless one can set

>>> them up with what they want, the features they want, it is impossible

>>> to sell a different platform.

>>

>>I'd say it's an impossible undertaking, if you have absolutely no clue

>>what you're talking about yourself.

>>

>>> Free is not enough on its own, and these people should not be insulted

>>> just because they don't think the way you do.

>>

>>They're not. They're being insulted because like you they're fact free,

>>blindly fixated on doing something the way a criminal organization has

>>coerced them into doing it, and more to the point, openly arrogant about

>>their willful ignorance and lack of vision.

>

> I'll tell you what. When I can go to my local retailer and buy copies

> of things like Flight Simulator, The latest versions of The Sims and

> their spinoffs, Quake 2, Quake 3 and that new FPS game coming out next

> month... in Linux versions, then, and only then, I will happily switch

> to Linux full time and become a full time Linux evangelist. In the

> meantime I stay with xp.

 

All those run fine under Linux, but...

 

Thank you for defining the Microsoft mind set so succinctly.

This person said "Quicksilver Remailer". I don't think that's the same as

Vista's Quicksilver...but then, I have Quicksilver and I don't really know

what it does or is supposed to do. I'm more concerned that none of the games

I loved OR new software will install on Vista! This is a very expensive

problem. Had to install the tax program on my hubby's puter with XP, but I

can't access it on Vista, even tho I put it under MY name!

 

"George Orwell" wrote:

> In article <1194498267.576371.307480@i38g2000prf.googlegroups.com>

> Michael Yardley <middleton@mail.org> wrote:

> >

> > On Nov 7, 7:39 pm, J (ohn|ane) Doe <x...@hermetix.org> wrote:

> > > In article <1194481129.711901.241...@y42g2000hsy.googlegroups.com>

> > > Michael Yardley <middle...@mail.org> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > > On Nov 7, 3:45 pm, "Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]" <andre...@hotmail.com>

> > > > wrote:

> > > > > Depends, most modern applications will work just fine on Windows Vista. But

> > > > > there are a few things to take into consideration. 32 bit applications with

> > > > > 16 bit installers do not work on Vista x64 if you decide to go that path.

> > > > > Overall, its best you contact the software developer or check the website to

> > > > > find out about Vista compatibility, patches, updates or new releases.

> > >

> > > > > There are work arounds for incompatible applications such as running in a

> > > > > compatible version of Windows in Virtual PC 2007.

> > > > > --

> > > > > Andre

> > > > > Blog:http://adacosta.spaces.live.com

> > > > > My Vista Quickstart Guide:http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E8E5CC039D51E3DB!9709.entry"Robert" <r...@vista.nu> wrote in message

> > >

> > > > >news:gFrYi.22399$Cb.1160@trnddc08...

> > >

> > > > > > Will everything I now have that will run on Windows XP also run on Vista?

> > >

> > > > > > Thank-you

> > >

> > > > most modern applications will work just fine on Windows Vista

> > >

> > > > JBN and Quicksilver.Remailer software will not work on Vista. I had to

> > > > find out the hard way.

> > > > JBN and Quicksilver will run on XP.

> > >

> > > That's funny, because I'm using QuickSilver on Vista.- Hide quoted text -

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> >

> > State the URL download site and where it says it is compatible with

> > Vista.

> >

> > You run it at your own risk.

>

> What risk? It's been running fine since day one of Vista.

> I don't know what your problem is, but it works for me.

> Your saying that QuickSilver doesn't run on Vista is just not true.

>

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