How to Get Windows to run Stable

Uninstall it and install Linux.

[originel]

awwww....shahani! you beat me to it!!!

i read the title of the thread and was all hyped about going in and saying "easy...install linux", but now you've gone and ruined it for me! i think i'm gonna cry because you've taken away my joy and happiness i was going to recieve by windows-bashing

my day is ruined!!!!!!

(j/k of course )

[Ed_S]

"How to Get Windows to run Stable"

Hmm... seems easy as long as you obey a couple of simple rules:

1> Do not make any hardware changes

2> Do not make any software changes

So as long as you never install any software, save data, or replace anything, it'll be just fine!

[vass0922]

... or just unplug the PC...
It'll never crash again

[Martoch]

I still have never tried Linux...probably won't any time soon either.
My JAVA instructor is a Linux fan, she's always slamming us Windows uers...

Why would I want to use Linux over Windows?
Convince me to try it...

[samwichse]

If you need convincing, you don't need to try, you'll be dissappointed.

It's just an OS. Not a new car. Not a delicious new crispy snack treat.

[vass0922]

Could always try knoppix, seeing as it doesn't need to be installed *shrug*

Martoch, its different, its a challenge, and its just overall pretty cool
There's been a million arguments over this topic on Apps & OS's forum for a million more reasons

Still not sure of the point of this thread...

[pickel]

I have 5 machines running Windows and with proper care, ( updates , Norton utilities, ad aware, etc, They run quite stable , and have exceptions with only one machine( the only one with a bios update ) For a long time I had many problems but fouind out which programs to run and not to run. Norton Utilities are a MUST as well as setting up the computer for better performance. Even my XP laptop has had no problems after setting a new profile. You just can't expect Windows to run out of the box !!!!

[Bob The Great]

configure your PC to be made of quality compatible hardware from companies that are known to upgrade drivers often.