What is the difference between Microsoft Vista and Windows 2008

The same statement is said in foreign and domestic operating system book closure forums.

It seems that everyone agrees that Windows

server

2008 than vista

SP1 is high performance in every way, but it's strange why this happens? After all, vista

SP1 is the same system core as win2008,If you look at the system information,You will find that their core version is the same。

A simple one is, server

2008 provided the features that users wanted, while Vista provided features that Microsoft thought users should have. This is interesting, but it doesn't solve the questions in our minds.

According to a Windows performance research project, running several typical application tests showed that Server

2008 than vista

The performance of SP1 is 11 17% higherAnd that's on the server

2008 Open the aero interface with the server installed

The desktop experience feature of 2008 will be able to open Windows

Mediaplayer, Aero and other Vista interface functions), the same **Why is the performance different?

Our call makes the guess that, first, it is possible that Microsoft lied, win2008 and vista

The ** of SP1 is actually different, which requires a deep study of the dll files in the system to compare which ones are the same and which ones are different.

The second possibility is that Vista has more than a server in addition to the desktop experience

2008 had a few extra things running in the background, which slowed down performance. There is also the possibility of test errors, which are basically the same in performance, but just that Vista is running a background update or some module at the time of testing that affects the performance.

server

2003 is basically the same as the core of XP, but many people think that the performance of 2003 is still higher than that of XP after opening some desktop effects, and some people think that this is an illusion, and now the same thing is happening on Vista and 2008, what do you think?

Windows Vista is a version of Microsoft's Windows operating system. Microsoft originally officially announced the name on July 22, 2005, after the build version of the system codenamed Vista was Windows NT, which included the Sun Macro version of the build. On November 8, 2006, Windows Vista was developed and officially entered mass production.

For the next two months, it will only be available to MSDN users, computer hardware and software manufacturers, and enterprise customers. On January 30, 2007, Windows Vista was officially available to regular users, but also from Microsoft. Windows Vista is more than five years after the last release, Windows XP, which is the longest interval in the history of Windows releases.

According to Microsoft, Windows Vista includes hundreds of new features; In particular, there is a new graphical user interface and a new look style called "Windows Aero", an enhanced Windows indexing service, new multi-authoring tools (e.g. Windows Maker), and a redesigned networking, audio, output (print) and display subsystems. Vista also uses peer-to-peer technology to improve the communication capabilities of computer systems in the home network, making it easier to share files and content between different computers or devices. For developers, Vista uses.

The .NET Framework version allows developers to write high-quality programs more easily than traditional Windows APIs.

Microsoft is also making improvements to Vista's security. One of the most criticized aspects of Windows XP is that the system often has security breaches and is susceptible to issues such as malware, computer viruses, or cache overflows. In an effort to improve these conditions, Microsoft President Bill Gates announced in the first half of 2002 the "Trustworthy Computing Initiative," a company-wide effort to bring all aspects of the company's software development departments together to address security issues.

Microsoft claims to have delayed the development of Vista because it wanted to prioritize the security of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

During the development period, there were many groups that published various negative ** about Vista. These include delayed development time, more restrictive authorizations, several new digital rights management technologies that restrict the copying of protected digital**, and the usefulness of new features such as user account control.

It's an operating system, just like XP Win7, which belongs to the operating system.

Operating system··· It's beautiful...