RE: difference between windows xp's and vista's kernel
Hello,
There are many kernel changes in Windows Vista.
When I open www.Microsoft.com and query on vista kernel changes
I get a number of links to pages that talk about some of the kernel changes.
Here is a link to a three part series on the kernel changes: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tec...taKernel/defau
lt.aspx
There are more if you want to search as well
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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|> much document detail change on windows vista's kernel.it means that they
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|> the same except for the change?
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Re: difference between windows xp's and vista's kernel
Yes, they are exactly the same with the exception of the changes :-)
"shirlyxiang" <shirlyxiang@126.com> wrote in message
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> much document detail change on windows vista's kernel.it means that they
> are
> the same except for the change?
> --
> all is begin,all is end.