Back to win 7 pro


  1. no1yak
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    Win 10 Pro 64x 1809
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    Back to win 7 pro


    Having used win 10 since the 29 July and having had more than enough problems with errors in the event viewer and also MS trying to download another update over an already activated copy of 10, I decided to return to win 7 pro. The first thing I noticed was how much faster 7 loaded and how much faster the response is under win 7 compared to 10. I know it's early days with 10 and things can only improve, but for now I will stay with my trusty win 7 pro.
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  3. Dude
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    Windows 11 Pro X64
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    Good ole W7, sorry W10 didn't work out for you.
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