Re: Computer upgrade two step.

I once got it combined with some choice words to startup in safe mode with F8 at boot. The thing is the window is so small it is almost impossible to really to hit it at the right time. If anything it should have been left in testing a little longer. A lot of the problems I got caught up with were

Re: Computer upgrade two step.

That's my experience as well. It ran much better on our 4GB systems than W7 - it was even quite usable on the oldest (dual celeron processor) box. There are things to dislike about it - there's no easy way to force it to boot into safe mode if you can't get through the initial boot sequence, to

Re: Computer upgrade two step.

It actually is really nice. It performs better for me than 7 ever did so I will gladly take the performance improvement. Pretty impressive really considering I am currently using 5 year old hardware. On Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 10:13 PM, John wrote: > On 12/11/2016 2:57 PM,

Re: Computer upgrade two step.

On 12/11/2016 2:57 PM, Zos Xavius wrote: Side note: if you have a legitimate windows 7 key you can still upgrade to windows 10. Google windows 10 accesibility upgrade. Just pretend you are deaf or blind for a day and do it. Windows 10 is a pretty big leap in performance over Windows 7. I don't

Re: Computer upgrade two step.

If you have a spyder 2 you will be well served by a newer colorimeter. I would highly suggest a Colormunki Display as its the most accurate out of all of them right now and half what the i1 that uses the same sensor costs. Paired with displaycal it will give you a very accurate profile. Side

Computer upgrade two step.

By which I mean one step forward one step back. I just finished an OS replacement on my Desktop, to Windows 7 "Ultimate" which you would think is the Pinnacle of Windows 7 but isn't, it's one level down from that, (I don't think that word means what they think it means). Well anyway, I've