I'm on Day 3 with Win 8 and here's how its going. The Dual Boot Tool works perfectly for me on Win 7 64. The biggest problem I have is this jumping back to the Desktop thing when you run anything that isn't Metro. If they go Metro, they'll have to rename it to just Metro since there are no Windows. Some win 7 programs run funny, some not at all ( My wife's BIg Fish games won't run...she has to boot into Win 7 to play them) but most seem fine. This thing is unbelievably fast. Everything runs better. My video is way better on my ATI Radeon 5450 with the Win 8 drivers. DLNA using Tversity works to my Sony Google TV DVD player. Skye on my MS webcam won't run at first but a reboot seems to have fixed that. The taskbar on the bottom is way easier than the left side thing. I don`t really miss the Star Menu. All Apps is cool but where is All Docs? No free Office Apps to try out? Really? How can I tell how Office runs without downloading the whole Office tryout? Should have put the Office freebies from Win 7 in. IE 10 is really fast and once you get used to the new look and feel, its better than the other IE versions. With a functionable taskbar and seamless running of Metro Apps and Win 7 programs this will be a winner. Now lets see if they do this right or create another Vista nightmare where everyone who buys a new pc demands win 7 on it not Win 8.
