So I had my laptop broke about 2 years ago and I just got some extra money to fix the stupid thing. I bring it to this store that fixes laptops and they charged me $50 just for them to look at it and see what the problem is. I go back to the store to find out what's wrong and it turned out the motherboard was cracked! If you don't know what a mothereboard is, it's the thing that connects everything in your computer together. They said it would cost about $350 just to fix it because of the man hours (new motherboard, backing up files from the harddrive, etc.). After the shocking estimate, which I thought would be way less, I decided to just get a new laptop, but of course I completely forgot about Vista and all of its unnecessary problems. I get the thing home and see what kind of new things are on it, since I haven't even seen an up to date computer in years. They give you 7 days to test it and see if you want to take it back and, of course, I find nothing wrong with it in that first week. Now I can't do anything on this thing without having to "allow" or "don't allow" something on here. How is it that something that is supposed to be so new and advanced can have so many security problems that you can't just freely be on the computer without having to accept actions taken by the computer.