Check your peripherals. If you can get 64-bit drivers, go for 64-bit
windows, otherwise stick with xp. I've been running 32-bit 7 for the
last six months, and window-eyes crashes on it several times a week. It
never crashes on my xp system. I wouldn't recommend 32-bit windows 7 to
any window-eyes user, I don't think most people would have stood it as
long as I have.
On 5/4/2010 05:31, Neville wrote:
Hi Listers,
Thinking of moving from my current WXP Home to Windows 7 and so could
someone advise me which version of W7 32 bit to purchase? Also thinking
of upgrading the MB and CPU and so will probably qualify to purchase the
O E M version.
I want W7 to be a fresh install rather than an update of WXP.
Thanks
Neville.
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