
Originally Posted by
gino_76ph
3. widgets and apps - i heard that when you install widgets it just adds more clutter thus slowing the RAM and whole system down unlike a Mac. is this true? and where can i download Windows widgets that doesn't look cluttery and doesn't uses memory/slows down the system?
If it's running, then it's slowing the system down. Wouldn't surprise me if it's another Mac lie, but you can't run software without using up resources, even if they're called 'widgets'.
4. dual boot - can i use Mac OS X to dual boot my Windows laptop? would that "confuse" my device?
Come again? You can use Bootcamp to dual boot Windows and Mac on an Apple computer, or you can dual boot Windows and Hackintosh on a PC. Except it probably won't work and you'll be harpooned by a moderator, so the less said about that the better.
6. one-button thing - i want my programmes and softwares to start-up very quickly and only with a one-button mouse click. how do i do that with Windows?
It's called quick launch in XP and Vista, and comes as standard on the taskbar in Windows 7. Or Rocketdock if you find the Windows task bar offensive for some reason.
7. start-up & shutdown? - how can i make my Windows laptop boot-up quick in under say 10 seconds like a Mac? and shutdown very quickly? (without having to go to the Windows icon)
You can't. And will a Mac really do that, or do they just say it will. If you're that bothered, get yourself a ludicrously quick SSD, sleep instead of shutting down, and if finding the shutdown button really irks you that much write a .bat script with the command shutdown -s -t 0 and put it on the taskbar for instant access.