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Lots of lab instruments run Windows 95. It's common on Tektronix oscilloscopes for example. I remember battling with IT when they told me that it could not be
by anonymousiam 6y ago
Lots of lab instruments run Windows 95. It's common on Tektronix oscilloscopes for example.
I remember battling with IT when they told me that it could not be connected to any company network. (I won.)
- FooHentai 6y agoMy initial reaction was that IT were correct but actually, as long as it’s sitting behind an appropriately configured firewall on an isolated network segment, this can be done safely.
- moftz 6y agoThe new test equipment all runs Windows 10. It's weird to hop between pieces of equipment where some run still run MSDOS and others run Windows 7 or 10. They are all calibrated and still chug along doing what they need to do, just a little slower. The only annoying thing is when you can only grab data off the unit with either a GPIB interface or a floppy.