[Mr. K]

Or windows 2000 (the single best operating system microsoft has ever made!!)

I have NEVER had a system crash using windows 2000

*never*

really

[js1138]

I have NEVER had a system crash using windows 2000

I have, but it turned out to be an overheating CPU. A dab of silicon fixed it. I've had to reboot a few times to get scanners working, and I've had blue screens due to bad memory chips, but I really can't recall in four years, ever having the OS crash.

I might add that I've built six XP Pro machines at work, and never had an OS problem.

[Clive]

I am running a dual boot Win2000 and Mandrake linux on my new machine and dual boot Win95 and OS/2 on an older machine. The new machine replaces one on which I had win95-OS/2-Linux.

The most stable of the operating systems is linux. Win95 is more stable than Win2000 but is a bit obsolete. Win2000 is a good replacement for it and in my opinion more stable than WinXP.

I had OS/2 as a business operating system and ran a law practice using it.

Win2000 is on the new machine because my son uses it. I have had to re-install it for him 3 times compared to zero for linux.

[rdb3]

Or windows 2000 (the single best operating system microsoft has ever made!!)

I agree. Can't say that I've seen Win2K never crash, though. But all in all, Win2K was and still is the best OS that Microsoft has made to date.

And today was a good day...

[mrb1960]

Ditto, I got Windows 2000 on all my systems. I got XP Pro, but I haven't tried it yet. Should I?