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This is a terrible thing to do; there's no way she won't be back in their system at some point. Seriously. If need be, buy her a chromebook and walk her through
by vessenes 10y ago
This is a terrible thing to do; there's no way she won't be back in their system at some point. Seriously. If need be, buy her a chromebook and walk her through what she needs to learn. But, Windows 7, and previously compromised together is not any kindness.
- vonklaus 10y agothanks. This was my concern. I have mitigated short term risk (next 2 weeks ish) so I am just trying to assess whether it is worth freaking her out and dumping the whole system. i already did but as an 80 y/o she didn't adjsut super well to having hackers breach her PC, have all new passwords for her stuff, and trying to use a new OS. So i removed the HD with windows 10, and put the old original HD back in with win7. wanted to know how serious others thought risk was before I escalated.