Windows 7 - Consider Before Jumping In


	Windows 7 - Consider Before Jumping In

celestialdancer

10-29-2009 6:21 AM

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celestialdancer says:

I got caught out with vista and yes, it is a hassle when the software providers have not created the upgrades necessary to work on the new platform.

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10-29-2009 12:02 PM

Jorjor

I recently had to get a new PC to relpace one (with Vista) that failed. I scavenged the memory for the new one, and had a choice of XP, Vista or 7, I chose to make it a dual boot Linux/XP. Maybe later I'll switch to 7, I'll never use Vista again.

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