Originally posted by: BrikHaus81
That was actually a rift in the space time continuum. That message was originally posted in 2002 and finally just caught up to our timeline.
Originally posted by: lordjedi
You're just now doing a company wide upgrade to XP? How many computers are we talking about here? If it weren't for the fact that 90% of the applications at my job won't run on Vista, the two machines we just ordered would've had it. As it is, we have to upgrade our anti-virus, contact management, and I have to tweak the login scripts before we can go Vista. Not that I want to go Vista, but it's really just a matter of time before we're unable to get XP.
Originally posted by: JediSage
I'm getting ready to do a company-wide upgrade to XP if we can secure the licensing, so looks like for me at least XP isn't going anywhere for a while.
I'm getting ready to do a company-wide upgrade to XP if we can secure the licensing, so looks like for me at least XP isn't going anywhere for a while.
You're just now doing a company wide upgrade to XP? How many computers are we talking about here? If it weren't for the fact that 90% of the applications at my job won't run on Vista, the two machines we just ordered would've had it. As it is, we have to upgrade our anti-virus, contact management, and I have to tweak the login scripts before we can go Vista. Not that I want to go Vista, but it's really just a matter of time before we're unable to get XP.
That was actually a rift in the space time continuum. That message was originally posted in 2002 and finally just caught up to our timeline.
No, I work at a non-profit so upgrading as soon as a product comes out is not always possible. It's not always possible for several years...