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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The problem is then that you have to get a computer that runs the OS you want to run and say goodbye to the old one (like you did). Same thing for Windows 7 when the computer can be upgraded to Windows 10. Say goodbye to Windows 7 and hello to Windows 10.
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I did upgrade - and half the programs I still use regularly refused to work. They either have no new versions that run on 10 or cost beyond what my budget can handle for the upgraded version. So I'm on 7 until they pry it from my cold, dead fingers.
I'm in my 60s...and been using computers since the early days of minis (early 70s), and worked as a programmer, network analyst and even a stint as MIS Director during my 40 years of full-time employment...so I'm not computer illiterate.
Looks like I'll be 'behind the times' running 4.23 until I retire from computers completely...when I'm in the mortuary.