Windows 7: 3 Major Window 7 Complaints

After going through all the 7 pages of this thread, I'd suggest you to stick with XP as it served all your purposes. There's nothing to complaint if a particular feature is missing with the new OS. I doubt there could be an actual solution to your complaints.

Good luck!!

Now, Dinesh, wouldn't it be best to help by showing him the ropes? Win 7, as you and I and many others know, and, even as Garret has admitted, is superior to XP.

Help with the transition is what he was seeking in the midst of his valid complaints and it's our job to provide such in the best way possible.

Hi mikedl, the OP's issue sounds more like an attitude problem rather than just complaint.
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In all fairness, Dinesh, I believe all of that has been worked out. I'm really sorry you read past that.

Cheers!

I feel your pain garret334, altho i only felt that way about vista after moving from xp. i hated the it. I love 7 tho. by far the best yet for me. i suggest ya stick around here and just ask any time ya need something or cant find or do something on seven. there is always somebody that will know how to do it and once ya know it your sorted! will make you life a hole lot easier!

as for the docks i suggest Object Dock, one click for anything ya need and can hide off screen when not in use! There is a link is a previous post!

Garret, I'm sure it took a lot to give such a heartfelt apology. Thank you for doing that.

In regard to Toolbars on the Desktop in Windows 7 --- according to this well demonstrated video from our own Tutorials, it CAN be done.

Toolbars - How to Create and Use - Windows 7 and Vista

Thanks, Imperfect1!

Whs is a great source of knowledge and I really enjoy all of his videos.
Again, thanks for presenting the link.

That was very kind of you to say, thank you. I think for certain subjects the videos work better than 1000 words and pictures.

I started with that technique for classes I give at my computer club. Then the attendees can recap the material in the comfort of their homes as often as they like. On top of that they get PDFs with a summary. Here is an example. Note that the attendees of those classes are mostly beginners.

You are quite welcome, whs, well deserved accolades.

We were all beginners at some point and I'm glad you are presenting the information you do.