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Upgrade to Windows 7 and set up 10 HELP

Upgrade to Windows 7 and set up 10 HELP

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05-24-2025, 09:16 AM
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It really comes down to what you prefer and sometimes what the principals suggest. I lean toward W7 over 10 because it feels more like a standard PC operating system rather than a customized mobile version. W10 also has many hidden features that most users aren’t aware of, and turning them off can be quite tricky. For me, W10 didn’t make a strong first impression due to forced updates from W7 to 10, built-in spyware, layout changes, and hidden control panel settings—plus program compatibility issues. If you don’t need to upgrade and already own W7, stick with it. No extra cost involved.
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05-24-2025, 09:16 AM #11

It really comes down to what you prefer and sometimes what the principals suggest. I lean toward W7 over 10 because it feels more like a standard PC operating system rather than a customized mobile version. W10 also has many hidden features that most users aren’t aware of, and turning them off can be quite tricky. For me, W10 didn’t make a strong first impression due to forced updates from W7 to 10, built-in spyware, layout changes, and hidden control panel settings—plus program compatibility issues. If you don’t need to upgrade and already own W7, stick with it. No extra cost involved.

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