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First and foremost, Ive had to resubmit this like 10 times! Finally I figured out why it wouldnt let me submit this, your SQL server has problems with me typing apostrophes, which is basically the mood for the rest of what Im writing.

Im the one because I started off liking Vista and even promoted it for a while. I was so excited about it that I ran out and bought Vista 64 Ultimate edition right as it became available and even decorated my room with one of the "The "Wow starts now" displays that I got from the local PC Club. I beta tested Vista, said contrary things to all of the people who doubted Vista and said how much it was annoying and bulky and slow. Im using Vista right now while Im writing this to you, and I feel like I was probably the most let down person there is. I was so excited and so hopeful for a good experience that I blinded myself with what a pain Vista actually is for me. Starting with the 64-bit install disc NOT SUPPORTING more than 2gb of RAM at install. And not notifying you as to why, just blue screening until I figured out my amount of RAM was the problem. Thats a strange situation for a 64-bit OS.  The second, and real reason why I AM THE ONE who deserves a new Windows 7 laptop is that MICROSOFT HAS LIED TO ME! And so has the salesman at PC Club. I had practically no money when I went to buy Vista, but I spent everything I had on the Ultimate Edition because of the salesman AND Microsofts promise to release new ultimate only updates. Where are they? What did I actually pay extra for? I dont really understand why I paid extra at all, and yes, it was a HUGE price difference over Home Premium. And dont tell me I get to use dreamscene, because that is a NEGATIVE feature in my opinion. Sure it looks good, at lower resolutions, but it also slows down your computer. Ive tried Windows 7, and I will admit, a lot of the problems with Windows Vista are gone. But I dont want to buy it. I feel like Microsoft honestly owes me a free upgrade for lying to me about giving me exclusive updates and features when there sure werent any. I know most peoples ideas for writing to you are probably optimistic and full of suck-up remarks about what good things they would do with it. Really, Im just an average guy who spends all day every day glued to a computer, and after buying Vista, and using it for soooo long, I feel like Ive earned this.

Thanks for reading this.