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If you would update to 8, which is more of a TS interface with an ap store, why not windows 7? You could have a 64bit OS with a nice quad core+ cpu which is imp
by hackney 10y ago
If you would update to 8, which is more of a TS interface with an ap store, why not windows 7? You could have a 64bit OS with a nice quad core+ cpu which is impossible in XP. Then you could virtual machine xp on top of that and have the latest and greatest. XP is rather dated to say the least. The only reason to run it is if you have older hardware such as a pentium 4 single core processor on board.
- asimuvPR 10y agoI believe it also upgrades itself. Not sure. I really don't want to risk it because it could brick t he car's ecu (not cheap).
- Mithaldu 10y agoWelcome to being a victim of sensational misreporting. Win7 does not upgrade itself randomly or without telling you. It will schedule an upgrade, then tell you about it and give you a chance to cancel it beforehand. And using something like https://www.grc.com/never10.htm https://www.grc.com/never10.htm you can also disable the scheduling.
- asimuvPR 10y agoYour reply is appreciated. :)
- pritambaral 10y ago> Win7 does not upgrade itself randomly or without telling you. It will schedule an upgrade, then tell you about it and give you a chance to cancel it beforehand Technicaly true. Practically, it will sneakily get a human to eventually let the upgrade in. Just as we've been seeing all around.