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There should be no performance differences between Vista Business and Vista Ultimate, they use the same kernel. All your questions of asking about Business vs Ultimate are off-base because of this too, same kernel, same drivers, same install method.
More likely your issue was the upgrade and something not being happy.
I would think if you already own Ultimate a clean install of that would be the better way to go.
Diane
I have Touchsmart TX2 notebook and I must use networking capabilities of Vista Business/Ultimate edition in my office.
In this reason I upgraded my notebook to Vista Ultimate edition. After upgrade I noticed, notable decrease in performance of my notebook.
I could not tolerate this slowness and I want to install the business edition of Vista.
Currently I am planning to Install Vista Business from scratch.
- Is there any guide or manual for installing Business edition?
- Does Touchsmart's software fully support Windows Vista Business edition?
- Has anyone tried this?
- How could I find the drivers?
- Do you recommend me to use Ultimate over Business edition?
Thanks in advance.
Sotoodeh
July 20, 2009 6:15 AM
updated: July 20, 2009 6:17 AM
July 20, 2009 11:46 AM
I solved the slowness issue. A program was using 40% of the cpu. I killed it and restart the windows. also I updated the windows and now the performance is much better.
I knew that the kernel are the same in both editions but some additional features are running in ultimate. (using more resources)
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