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October 29, 2008 10:29 PM

10 Reasons to Deploy Windows Vista

With these great features, how can any company resist the switch?
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Mark Minasi
Windows IT Pro
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Executive Summary: Microsoft's Windows Vista has numerous features that make it worth upgrading to from Windows XP. Vista includes versatile image deployment, a faster desktop search, and a complete backup and restore tool. Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption, a new service program architecture, and Address Space Layout Randomization are Vista features that improve overall security.
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Many of these "reasons" can be addressed with add-ons for XP, some free.

Robin1/14/2009 3:18:26 AM

I am running Vista 64bit with 8GB's of ram and it's awesome!! Unfortunately the same cannot be said abiout Vista 32bit.

Waiting for Windows 7 64bit.

Elie1/9/2009 9:55:39 AM

I have tried to install and use vista multiple times and so has my coworkers. We have run into many issues when troubleshooting problems with the network and other issues in our systems. It seems to us that Vista is more for the home user and does not provide the ability to troubleshoot like XP SP3 does.

William1/9/2009 8:35:56 AM

Sorry Mark, but you are really reaching,I was expecting to read about some great reason to move to Vista, but I guess in all reality there is not one good reason, the ten reasons NOT to deploy more than outweigh the reasons to deploy, having to wait for vista to load is reason enough.

craigbrook1/9/2009 1:51:10 AM

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