Re: Installing Windows 7 on NTFS 1.2

On Sun, 24 May 2009 08:26:40 -0400, Richard Urban wrote:

> I don't know about others but I always use the file system version that is
> included with the operating system. Some of the improvements and new
> features just may be dependent upon having it present. This means a delete
> partition, create partition and format partition.
>
> Two/three weeks down the road, when you have problems, would you even
> consider the fact that an older version of the file system may be the
> culprit - seeing as how it worked fine for that short period of time?

This would be an attempt to reclaim control of the file system. Windows 7
is the next evolution in taking control of your system away from you.
Being that this is one of the new "features", then I hope it malfunctions.

 

IT's THEIR file system and has been ever since they designed it into NT 3.
They are not reclaiming recontrol of anything fool.

--

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience


"Spacey Spade" <spaceygum@hotpop.com> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 24 May 2009 08:26:40 -0400, Richard Urban wrote:
>
>> I don't know about others but I always use the file system version that
>> is
>> included with the operating system. Some of the improvements and new
>> features just may be dependent upon having it present. This means a
>> delete
>> partition, create partition and format partition.
>>
>> Two/three weeks down the road, when you have problems, would you even
>> consider the fact that an older version of the file system may be the
>> culprit - seeing as how it worked fine for that short period of time?
>
> This would be an attempt to reclaim control of the file system. Windows 7
> is the next evolution in taking control of your system away from you.
> Being that this is one of the new "features", then I hope it malfunctions.

 

On Sat, 30 May 2009 09:14:16 -0400, Richard Urban wrote:
> "Spacey Spade" <spaceygum@hotpop.com> wrote in message
> news:1bmb7pggwi4do.1a1bah4c5i3m3.dlg@40tude.net...
>> On Sun, 24 May 2009 08:26:40 -0400, Richard Urban wrote:
>>
>>> I don't know about others but I always use the file system version that
>>> is
>>> included with the operating system. Some of the improvements and new
>>> features just may be dependent upon having it present. This means a
>>> delete
>>> partition, create partition and format partition.
>>>
>>> Two/three weeks down the road, when you have problems, would you even
>>> consider the fact that an older version of the file system may be the
>>> culprit - seeing as how it worked fine for that short period of time?
>>
>> This would be an attempt to reclaim control of the file system. Windows 7
>> is the next evolution in taking control of your system away from you.
>> Being that this is one of the new "features", then I hope it malfunctions.
>
> IT's THEIR file system and has been ever since they designed it into NT 3.
> They are not reclaiming recontrol of anything fool.
>
> Richard Urban
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows Desktop Experience

I wrote:
>> This would be an attempt to reclaim control of the file system.
And that means exactly what it means. To regain control of the file
system, from micro$oft. Because you are right, they have control, and they
can store whatever they want on it, without your consent.