The stakes are high, so you're certainly going to see it try. Microsoft's challenge is to sell another 500m copies before the next version appears: not Mojave, but Windows 7. From the course: macOS Mojave Essential Training.
With more than 180m copies sold, if not installed, Vista has been a huge financial success. The macOS Mojave 10.14.1 update improves the stability, compatibility and security of your Mac, and is recommended for all users. Split View is a way to view two windows side by side in a full-screen space. We ran over 280 systems through that process and you're starting to see the results of that in the market today." Last Thursday, at its annual Financial Analysts Meeting, Windows group executive Bill Veghte said Microsoft had worked with many vendors "to do what we called the Windows Vista Velocity Program", running their systems and software through "a very extensive set of tests to measure everything from reliability to security to compatibility, boot time, et cetera. It is also working with OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) to improve their installations.
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The company has put a lot of effort into getting drivers improved and updated and fixing problems with applications. So it's not just a matter of fixing the perception of Vista, Microsoft also has to fix the reality.
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When they get their PC home, they have to go through the set-up procedure, sacrifice some speed while Vista indexes the hard drive for search purposes and suffer the UAC (user account control) pop-ups that keep asking them to confirm that yes, they really do want to install some simple utility. They may be getting something crippled by out-of-date drivers and overburdened with crapware. People who buy Vista in the shops are not getting Mojave set up and thoroughly tested by experts from Microsoft.
Vista SP1 is a pleasure to use, and it's not slower (but nor is it faster) than Windows XP SP3 - assuming it is correctly set up on good-quality hardware. The Mojave Experiment is just one of the ways that Microsoft plans to address what it calls the "perception opportunity" (don't say "problem") presented by the fact that Vista is now much better than people seem to think. Microsoft has put the video clips online at. "It's totally different than I had heard," said another. Then Microsoft revealed the truth: Mojave was actually Windows Vista.
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