2 questions - where to post for windows 7 and about slow performance of windows 7.

[Terry Heinz]

On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 10:18:41 -0400, sheana wrote:



>Hi,

>I need help in finding where to post for windows 7. Kindly advise as to

>which newsgroup I should be addressing.



Keep posting in this newsgroup with Win 7 in the Subject, you should do OK.

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Terry Heinz.

 

[LD5SZRA]

"C.Joseph Drayton" wrote in message

news:ho1cv3$p44$1@news.eternal-september.org...



> Hi Sheana,

>

> I have been using alt.windows7.general for my Windows7 newsgroup. As far

> as i know, Microsoft has not created a Windows newsgroup on their server

> and have made no announcements about an intention to do so.



You can use forums for Windows 7. Try this link:



http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/w7itpro



is not ideal for anybody looking for real help

because there is lots of swearing and bullying going on. I am one of them

there too!!!



hth

 

[C.Joseph Drayton]

2 questions - where to post for windows 7 and about slow performanceof windows 7.

On 3/17/2010 7:18 AM, sheana wrote:

> Hi,

> I need help in finding where to post for windows 7. Kindly advise as to

> which newsgroup I should be addressing.

>

> Secondly, I was trying to uninstall a 3rd party program using "Programs

> and Features" in the Control Panel. It used to be called "Add/Remove

> Programs" in WinXP. I highlighted the program I wished to uninstall, and

> clicked "uninstall". That little progress circle that goes around and

> around drove me crazy and I waited for about 10 minutes for the OS to

> gather "configuration information" about the program to be uninstalled.

> In disgust, I finally clicked "cancel" to abort the operation. Is this

> typical performance for Windows 7? If it is, what is Microsoft thinking

> about - this is outrageous! If I am doing something wrong or

> incorrectly, PLEASE enlighten me. This can't be right.

>

>

> Thanks in advance.



Hi Sheana,



I have been using alt.windows7.general for my Windows7 newsgroup. As far

as i know, Microsoft has not created a Windows newsgroup on their server

and have made no announcements about an intention to do so.



Sincerely,

C.Joseph Drayton, Ph.D. AS&T



CSD Computer Services



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