Why Was Windows Xp So Successful?
Contents Why Was Windows Xp So Good? in Retrospect, the Key Feature of Windows Xp Is the Simplicity. While It Encapsulated the Beginnings of User Access...
Why was Windows XP so good?
In retrospect, the key feature of Windows XP is the simplicity. While it encapsulated the beginnings of User Access Control, advanced Network drivers and Plug-and-Play configuration, it never made a show of these features. The relatively simple UI was easy to learn and internally consistent.
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Why did Windows XP last so long?
The hardware has developed to such a state as to be both fast and reliable. Half a decade ago, companies realized that they could lengthen the replacement cycle because the quality of the machines always seemed to get better and XP wasn’t changing radically.
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