Oh, command line shenanigans can be fun, especially when your dolt of an ex-department head imaged a bunch of machines, never joined them to the domain, and didn't use any of the documented passwords, so you have to grab a Win10 install stick, Shift-F10 into the command line, replace utilman.exe with cmd.exe, reboot, hit the accessibility button, and create a new administrator account via command line.
I actually used to run OS/2 2.11 on my old Pentium-166 box with the OS/2 version of Roland DeGraaf's VirtualBBS.
Only problem I ever had with Vista was that the print spooler was fucked. Other than that HP and some other big vendors fucked up by not putting out WDDM drivers for their devices when Vista dropped the WDM driver model. End users blamed Microsoft but Vista was in beta for a year and the new driver model documentation was out even before that, so it was a bunch of lazy fuckers.
Oh, command line shenanigans can be fun, especially when your dolt of an ex-department head imaged a bunch of machines, never joined them to the domain, and didn't use any of the documented passwords, so you have to grab a Win10 install stick, Shift-F10 into the command line, replace utilman.exe with cmd.exe, reboot, hit the accessibility button, and create a new administrator account via command line.
Windows 7 was the best version of a MS OS.
Yup.
Did it yesterday. My former IT Department Coordinator, who will henceforth be referred to as Commander Fuckbucket, liked to fuck around with things with absolutely zero consistency and wouldn't tell anybody, even when asked. So I had a machine with two local admin accounts that didn't use the standard passwords and they weren't joined to the domain so I couldn't log in using my domain administrator credentials.