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[zku21005]

Best of. Windows Vista Ultimate or Windows Vista Home Premium? Also best malware suite?

Classics slowed for Linux.

 

[psycho_aussie]

I use Vista Ultimate x64, but I have used Vista Home Premium on my laptop and I don't mind either of those versions. For most people, Home Premium is all you will ever need. Ultimate has little to offer the average user.

For malware, I "sometimes" use Spybot. It used to get updated frequently, but that seems to have slowed down a bit. You can find Spybot here: http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html

I have seen a lot of references to Ad-Aware, so you could give that a look: http://www.lavasoft.com/products/ad_aware_free.php

Chris

 

[R701Rusty]

I use both "Spybot" and "Ad-Aware" as I have found that each can and do find items the other cannot and I update them frequently.

Russell

 

[john259]

There's a list of the features in each edition of Vista here. AFAIK all editions will run Trainz. It might be worth considering opting for Windows XP instead of Vista.

John

 

[psycho_aussie]

Performance wise, XP beats Vista, especially when it comes to Trainz. If you run Vista, you will notice a performance drop. Just so you know, in the public pre-release SP1 for Vista, the performance in Trainz, and overall has increased, but it still doesn't rival that of XP.

Chris

 

[zku21005]

phsyco aussie i plan for make improvements to computer in near-events.

I readed a article that chinese of Windows are bad? Perhaps order english?