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Windows 8 - Eight reasons new Microsoft OS is not ready for the desktop
We take a look at how the next-generation operating system's focus on tablets affects its desktop use
Hasta la vista, Vista
Windows 3.x introduced the "Blue Screen of Death" to an ungrateful nation. Windows ME was such a dog it came with its own fleas. We won't even discuss Microsoft Bob. But for our money, the worst Windows version of all time is Vista. Years overdue, stripped of virtually all the groundbreaking features it was supposed to have, Vista was a wet hot mess that was only made worse by the over-the-top hype accompanying its release. Compatibility snafus, performance problems and impossibly annoying User Account Controls doomed it from the start.
