First to remember old...

[Anonymous]

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[cc]

Other threads seem good. This one minor area seems to have gone astray a bit

[Anonymous]

Other threads seem good. This one minor area seems to have gone astray a bit

A little hiccup.

[Anonymous]

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That's an old version of windows

[Anonymous]

That's an old version of windows

Windows 7 is best Windows!  When Microsoft can finally come up with something that's not junk, and is made for an actual desktop PC, I'll get modern...

[Blazor]

Pfft, Im still on XP  

[deadskinmask]

shit.... i'm still on PS3....

[cc]

That's an old version of windows

Windows 7 is best Windows!  When Microsoft can finally come up with something that's not junk, and is made for an actual desktop PC, I'll get modern...

Now, THAT'S Funny  



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[Anonymous]

Pfft, Im still on XP  

XP was decent for it's time, but it's old enough now to encounter some compatibility issues...  You can still run pretty much everything on Windows 7 though!

[cc]

XP in it's day was great. 7 similar



Any of them are good even now so long as .. 1.  you have no heavy duty and / or modern apps to run ... nor 2. have no  personal or business data on board that needs security

[Anonymous]

Now, THAT'S Funny  

1 in 5 Microsoft users are still running 7, so that works out to about 200,000,000 people that find it works just fine, like me!  I'll upgrade when they fix their current spyware-laden O/S that's designed for a touchscreen...

[Anonymous]

That's an old version of windows

Windows 7 is best Windows!  When Microsoft can finally come up with something that's not junk, and is made for an actual desktop PC, I'll get modern...

Windows 7 was good.

[cc]

Now, THAT'S Funny  

1 in 5 Microsoft users are still running 7, so that works out to about 200,000,000 people that find it works just fine, like me!  I'll upgrade when they fix their current spyware-laden O/S that's designed for a touchscreen...

No. You will upgrade if or when 1. you have heavy duty and / or modern apps to run ... or 2. have personal or business data on board that needs security



If you have none of the above, 7  is almost as smooth as 10  .. so long as you don't use it too much  or with too heavy duty apps (for garbage to build up)

[Anonymous]

Windows 7 was good.

It is!  And it's still going to be supported for another three years, but only for 'business' clients that pay a fee.  Unfortunately it isn't that easy for me to access the extended support...  

[Anonymous]

No. You will upgrade if or when 1. you have heavy duty and / or modern apps to run ... nor 2. have personal or business data on board that needs security

My PC build will easily run heavy duty or modern apps, since I built it with performance in mind.  Security could be an issue now that support has ended (except for businesses), but to be honest security has more to do with the user than with the O/S...  Run a proper firewall, etc.