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For those with win10 aiming for a win7 lookalike how is it ?
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Computer Type: PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number: HP p6-2020t
OS: Win 7 Ult 64-bit
CPU: G620 2.6GHZ Pentium R
Memory: 6 GB
Monitor(s) Displays: 25" HPLV2311
Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1200
Case: HP
Cooling: PSU
Hard Drives: 1 SATA, 1 exterior SATA
Browser: Waterfox; Firefox; Chrome for work
Antivirus: Glasswire
Other Info: Firewall--Glasswire Similar specs in Gateway DX4200 Verizon FIOS Wired network 1 other Win7 computer-- has SSD
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I've been asked to make a thread about making win10 look and operate like win7. I currently have two identical systems, same hardware, same programs, same start menu, same desktop, same icons, same theme, but one system is Win7 and one is Win10. Other people who use my computers do not know they...
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It works OK but my desktop will stay Windows 7 as long as I can.
I feel Win7 is very stable and for most regular users it works well.
How about you?
Will you stay with Win7 and not upgrade?
Anyone exploring the possibilities of moving from Win7 to Win10 upon release.
Anyone with experience with Win10 can share insights for Win7 users - probably
done before, but haven't seen much lately (mainly just Win8 to Win10).
Thanks
gumboman
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