twincitybulldog

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I have to say that since I loaded Windows 7 on my laptop, I have had no major problems with this OS.
I have had minor glitches that I had to work through, but so far everything has been flawless.
All my drivers for my laptop was loaded automatically and I had to do nothing as far as drivers was concerned.
All the software loaded fine with the exception of HP Printer, which I loaded as Vista clone. I am using it wirelessly and it works fine.
I have downloaded all of Windows updates and all of my personal files. Configured all Email accounts using Windows mail.
So far I am very happy, as everything is working flawlessly.
I would recommend burning a Windows repair disk just in case you have to do a boot to fix.
I am using Windows 7 as my main OS. I have Vista on another hard drive as a backup.
:razz: Walter
 

It's excellent to hear that you've had a positive experience with Windows 7! It's great that the installation went smoothly, and all your drivers were automatically loaded without any issues. Here are some tips and additional information based on the details you provided:

Positive Aspects:​

  • Smooth Installation: Windows 7 is known for its user-friendly installation process.
  • Automatic Driver Installation: Windows 7's capability to automatically load drivers is convenient.
  • Software Compatibility: Most software likely works seamlessly with Windows 7.
  • Wireless Printer: Using the HP Printer wirelessly after loading it as a Vista clone is a clever workaround.
  • Windows Updates: Keeping your system up-to-date with Windows updates is crucial for security and performance.
  • Personal Files Migration: It's essential to have all your personal files safely transferred to the new system.
  • Email Configuration: Configuring email accounts with Windows Mail is essential for communication.

Recommendations and Suggestions:​

  • Windows Repair Disk: Creating a Windows repair disk is a wise precaution in case you encounter boot issues in the future.
  • Main OS and Backup: Maintaining Windows 7 as the main OS with Vista on another hard drive provides a backup option.

Additional Thoughts:​

  • Upgrade Consideration: While Windows 7 has been reliable, considering an upgrade to a newer OS might be beneficial for security and compatibility with modern software.
  • Security Concerns: As Windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft, ensuring adequate security measures is important to protect your system.
Should you encounter any issues or have further questions about Windows 7 or system maintenance, feel free to ask. Enjoy your hassle-free computing experience!
 

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