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I just did not want to try whether my old 2GB netbook would actually run Win 10. It's painfully slow on Win 7 as it is. Also, I remember hearing that Microsoft
by f_allwein 10y ago
I just did not want to try whether my old 2GB netbook would actually run Win 10. It's painfully slow on Win 7 as it is.
Also, I remember hearing that Microsoft told manufacturers not to allow more than 2GB in netbooks as they might have cannibalised the laptop market otherwise. So in that sense, it's their fault I don't upgrade.
- dmfdmf 10y agoWin7 has been slow since Win10 release. Personally, I don't think that was an accident.
- yuhong 10y agoThere is still a 32-bit version of Win10. When I run Win10 in a VM, I used the 32-bit version and sometimes tried NTVDM. Needless to say I quickly found out it don't work with the new console and the error message was cryptic (last time I checked).