Upgrade to Windows 7


  1. Jonrob
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit
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    Upgrade to Windows 7


    I am moving from Windows XP to Windows 7 hopefully.
    Only concern is will I be able to run old MS Money programme which has been fine on XP. It originated from a Microsoft Works Suite 2003 which came to me with a new PC at that time. I realise that there is no modern version of MS Money but the old one does me.
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    I do have windows 7 on a Mac with Parallels-unfortunatyely lost the password an no way to retrieve.
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  3. bassfisher6522
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
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    It should run just fine. If not you could install it in compatibility mode for XP and that should get it working in the window 7 environment.

    I would run windows 7 upgrade adviser first for any possible hardware/software issues.
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  4. gregrocker
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  6. miching99
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    windows 7 professional x64
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    use virtual machine to run de program
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  7. Jonrob
    Posts : 11
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    Thanks everyone for replies.
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