The most stable version is 7000

the 7000 version is only one version open to public by MS. And it can compatiable most of the softwares which running in xp

Sorry, i would have to disagree. I had more problems with 7000 than i did with Vista. 7077 still going string

Yes me too disagrees. 7000 for me kept locking up and several times a day I was finding myself doing hard shut downs. To state something about software and xp and compatibility goes to show you have not tried very hard. Use imagination to make the picture clearer.

You have not stated any valid reasons why 7000 is the most "stable" and think you at least should have come up with some. Its really only a thread title what you have come up with so it's back to the drawing board for you sonny.

For me it is between 7068 and 7077 as to who the daddy is right now. I'm sure it is insignificant though because big mama is making her way in and will put them all to shame.

7000 didn't pose any problems for me...it was quick and reasonably stable...7057 was quicker and introduced Aero Peek etc but networking was completely screwed. 7068 fixed most of the network issues and seemed a little faster again....and then 7077....the only problem I have had was in ejecting USB devices, other than that all my networking is running the way it should...it is fast....no BSOD's (with any builds) so I would have to say that so far....7077 is the Boss.

The most stable version is 7000

You are incorrect! That is all.

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kpo6969 said:

I think one of the bigger issues with 7000 was the version of IE8 that was used with it.

I try not to use IE8 so had no issues regarding that, although there were also issues with G chrome. Maybe it was internet related regardless of what browser you used. All of those problems seemed to be ironed out now though so happy days.

zcp01o said:

the 7000 version is only one version open to public by MS. And it can compatiable most of the softwares which running in xp

"Negative, GhostRider, the pattern is full."

I may not have used *every* single build, but thus far, 7068 has been hte most stable and 7077 has the best resource management.