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Many people (including myself) actually prefer to use Windows 7 as opposed to Windows 10, however after January 14th 2020 Microsoft will stop providing support and security updates for Win 7. This does not mean that your PC will not work after that date, just that it could become more vulnerable to virus attacks as the software is not being updated. Best advice to keep it protected for some time after that date is to make sure that you have uploaded all the latest updates in the last week or so before they withdraw support.
A post Boxing day Story.
When I’m cleaning windows….
Whilst watching Salvage Hunters a favorite, they spoke of a company
with an exceptionally long name.
It bought to mind, when I worked for the...
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I am sure I have heard about glass that doesn't need cleaning, self cleaning. I have no idea how it works or if it does but surely worth investing in for buildings that are sooooo high.
Just a timely reminder that one of Microsoft’s best loved operating systems Windows 7 will cease to be supported on the 14th of January 2020. Estimates put it as high as 45% of people still using...
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My little Lenovo touch screen laptop is going back to Windows 7 when I get back to it in Luxor. I had to abandon my perfectly good Canon flat bed scanner because Windows 10 did not have drivers for...
Got the lap top, not much trouble setting it up, apart from spending 12 hours waiting for a six meg update to finish. But, I miss my left and right clickers. :( So, two questions, how do I save...
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I have a real problem buying a laptop nowadays.
They are not compatible with Windows 7 generally and windows 10, along with its older Windows 8 is the anti Christ.
I keep getting 'hints' appear on my computers to change to Windows 10 - free upgrade. Has anyone done this, and if so what is your experience? What are the pro's and con's for making the change?
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This may be of help to some members
As I don't use Windows 8.1 these instructions apply to Win 7 although it will be similar in Win 8 & 8.1
This download from Microsoft is extremely complicated and...
