Brent Lawrence of Stokie, Illinois, discovered that after updating to XP his NEC1260 laser printer supported only 300-dpi output. This was boggling because with Windows 98 he was printing at 600-dpi. After arguing with NEC and blaming Microsoft for this partial support of his printer, he converted back to Windows 98. This just one of many complaints about this new XP operating system.

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Computers need development of operating systems. Improvements in stability, graphics, speech, handwriting recognition, and others not thought of require new OS. Browser integration will be more important, it is now integrated with Windows. The need for compatibility of hardware and operating systems is an important lesson. Whether Windows can retain its lead may be the most question for the future.

In the case of XP some of the more common problems occurred with the XP drivers not being compatible with the 9X versions. Microsoft is working on a Windows XP Service Pack 1, which will cure some of these bugs and glitches. Also most new software does not provide the drivers necessary to run the applications on XP. Consumers of XP are asking software providers when are the upgrades going to be available, and one stated that because of “limited resources” that it would not be producing fully fu

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