I've noticed several businesses doing that, probably to keep things familiar for employees when they migrate to later Windows versions.I happen to use the classic theme
Anyone else having WinXP update problems?
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Dewbie
Hmm perhaps its seen as less resources......It does work a bit smoother on our older machines. Its a bit clearer to me...the operating system taking a back seat as it were.
It does tend to go better with the 'professional' login dialog rather than the mickey mouse consumer one to.
If I recall on XP they were a bit tight with the bling anyway...3 themes ...no more without hacking. I like colour and so do my eyes and the classic version is infinitely customisable in spite of the option to do so being more hidden. (what! users choosing for themselves...that will never do!!!)
mike
It does tend to go better with the 'professional' login dialog rather than the mickey mouse consumer one to.
If I recall on XP they were a bit tight with the bling anyway...3 themes ...no more without hacking. I like colour and so do my eyes and the classic version is infinitely customisable in spite of the option to do so being more hidden. (what! users choosing for themselves...that will never do!!!)
mike