Looks good, but the frames don't seem to working properly. If I minimize and then restore a full-screen window with the task bar visible, the bottom edge of the frame is cut off. I have to hit the windowed/fullscreen button to get it to "reset" and fit properly. I also would've liked a more generic background; the pouting spokespixels really don't do it for me. ;) But aside from those two things, I like it. Colorful, but clear to use, and the branding doesn't overwrite stuff like my Window
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[quickly punches holes in the walls] Oh, no, now I have to go get some new drywall...oh, and paint, I'll just get that in a day or so... ;)
You'll be fine, Bebi. The title of that article is a bit misleading. Actually, it's extremely misleading. It does contain some good info, though. [link="http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9085978"]WWW Link[/link] is the tool to detect and fix the endless reboot issue, as mentioned in the very last line of the piece. Me, I'm going to avoid InfoWorld until their editors can see past sensationalist headlines. :p
If you have a home-built PC and used an official Microsoft copy of XP to install the operating system, then the HP problem shouldn't affect you. I've updated three home-built machines over the past couple weeks to SP3, and all are running perfectly. Actually, it was four total installs, because I put a new motherboard in my personal machine. I even went with a "grungy" install (moved everything out of My Documents to a temporary folder, then installed Windows over itself) and SP3 still updated p