Larry after installing Windows 10 you have a 30 day grace period where
you could go back. But I am not sure if this will void the license and
it would also at leat leave a lot of junk from the w10 installation on
the disk.
I suggest you do a full backup with you favorite backup program and
On 7/20/2016 at 6:34 AM, Ed's prodigious digits fired off:
On 07/19/16 8:35 PM, Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
Larry S. wrote:
So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never done
that, and are a
computer amateur, I have questions.
For o/s questions you might want to ask on
Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
> Larry S. wrote:
>> Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
>>> Larry S. wrote:
So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never
done that, and are a
computer amateur, I have questions.
>>>
>>> For o/s questions you might want to ask on the w10
On 07/19/16 8:35 PM, Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
> Larry S. wrote:
>> So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never done
>> that, and are a
>> computer amateur, I have questions.
>
> For o/s questions you might want to ask on the w10 ng:
> alt.comp.os.windows-10
>
> Good
Larry S. wrote:
Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
Larry S. wrote:
So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never
done that, and are a
computer amateur, I have questions.
For o/s questions you might want to ask on the w10 ng:
alt.comp.os.windows-10
Good luck to you.
There is
Richard Alan wrote:
Larry S. wrote:
Considering that as well (I love W7). What would be a good plan to
continue using W7 after the support runs out and there are no more
security updates?
Don't worry, you have until January 14, 2020 until Microsoft stops
with the security updates for
Larry S. wrote:
> Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
>> Larry S. wrote:
>>> So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never
>>> done that, and are a computer amateur, I have questions.
>>
>> For o/s questions you might want to ask on the w10 ng:
>> alt.comp.os.windows-10
>>
>> Good
Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
Larry S. wrote:
So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never
done that, and are a
computer amateur, I have questions.
For o/s questions you might want to ask on the w10 ng:
alt.comp.os.windows-10
Good luck to you.
There is no way I would
Larry S. wrote:
So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never done
that, and are a
computer amateur, I have questions.
For o/s questions you might want to ask on the w10 ng:
alt.comp.os.windows-10
Good luck to you.
There is no way I would ever upgrade from 7 to 10.
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
Aside from Windows 10 looking like a 1980 Japanese cheap car (unlike
Windows 10 they worked fine and where a good bargain) it has serious
privacy issues. I wouldn't install it. The freebee license is worthless.
If you upgrade the motherboard no more license. It's most
Aside from Windows 10 looking like a 1980 Japanese cheap car (unlike
Windows 10 they worked fine and where a good bargain) it has serious
privacy issues. I wouldn't install it. The freebee license is worthless.
If you upgrade the motherboard no more license. It's most sensitive to
the network
Rick & Sharon wrote:
Larry S. wrote:
So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never
done that, and are a computer amateur, I have questions.
W10 compatability report says "all o.k.".
Is Sea Monkey compatible with W10? If not, what do I have to do so it
will work? Will
Larry S. wrote:
So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never
done that, and are a computer amateur, I have questions.
W10 compatability report says "all o.k.".
Is Sea Monkey compatible with W10? If not, what do I have to do so it
will work? Will it have to be
So I must convert to W10 soon, or lose my "freebie". Since I've never
done that, and are a computer amateur, I have questions.
W10 compatability report says "all o.k.".
Is Sea Monkey compatible with W10? If not, what do I have to do so it
will work? Will it have to be reinstalled? Should it
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