However, Microsoft refer to many of these XP items as 'deprecated' in Vista. The term deprecated carries with it the nuance that the old feature has been superseded by a newer feature. For example, there is an element of truth that the job of the old XP 'Run Command' has been incorporated in Vista's Start Search.Ten XP Features which can legitimately be called 'deprecated' in Vista
Run Box / Command - Solution either use Start Search, or Windows Key +r.
Documents and Settings - C:\users.
Standby - Gone replaced by a better 'Sleep'. Also hibernate.
Properties, replaced by Personalize. For example, in Vista if you right-click the Desktop you see 'Personalize' and not properties.
Log Off Confirmation. Vista no longer asks for confirmation when you select 'Log Off', or even 'Shutdown' if you configure it. The assumption is that we all know what we are doing and therefore don't need another dialog box.
Explorer Menu (File....Edit....Tools) - Just press the Alt key.
Vista does not remember Explorer setting - View Menu ---> Apply to all folders.
Add or Remove Programs - Control Panel --> Programs'Turn Windows features on or off'.
Ctrl Windows Key +f does not launch the regular Search, but Active Directory's 'Find'.
Boot.ini replaced by bcdedit. (Boot Configuration Data)
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