The only way to get windows loading in any kind of 'instant on mode' is to put the OS in chip form and access it directly through the hardware.
Good luck! MS will have to slim it down substantially in order to fit it all in ... plus all the mobo makers will have to gear up for a completely new design. Maybe they'll put the core routines for the new windows on a read only usb memory stick. That'll fox the pirates NOT! :lol:
Then if they wanted to go into 'cloud computing mode' they would have to make sure their servers were 100% hack proof - I recall something similar being said during the hype for windows xp and that was hacked before it's official release. Somebody posing outside the MS offices with a hacked xp cd soon put paid to that claim.
Ho hum! :lol:
