Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 19th Mar 2008 23:03 UTC, submitted by Flatland_Spider
"I have a confession to make, I used Windows Millennium Edition and I liked it. That doesn't stop me making fun of it however. At a time where there was still a separation between consumer and enterprise operating systems, Windows ME was at the top of its class. What a lot of people forget or don't even recognize to begin with is that Windows ME is actually a rather innovative and forward-looking operating system. Instead, almost everyone focuses on its reliability problems which can be largely attributed to the flaky and inherently unstable Win9x kernel."
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2006-10-10
Yeah, sure, it was fine at home. It ran. Locked up and BSOD'd a lot too, but it ran most of the time. System Restore sucked....never did anything useful. God forbid the computer would go to standby, or sleep. I liked the built in drivers for USB devices (thumb drives) out of the box. Basically, as long as you formatted your drive, and reinstalled Me once a year, it would run ok. Once the registry got crapped up, and orphaned dll's started flying around, look out.