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Re: Computer problem
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 10166502)
Darling, can you explain to me about the new windows 8 thing that they are going to launch in Oct. they said it will work with PCs but I didn't understand what they said about xp. My whole business programme..clients timetable, clients weekly info etc is on xp. Will I lose all that?
I am a total technophobe when it comes to computers :( Ta xxx |
Re: Computer problem
Originally Posted by UKCityGent
(Post 10168012)
As above - windows is usually backwards compatiable - depends what applications your programs were developed in (if its Microsoft then its usually a breeze). Why dont you upgrade to windows 7 - why 8 ?
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Re: Computer problem
Problem can come from upgrading 32bit software to a 64bit version of Windows though...
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Re: Computer problem
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 10169153)
Problem can come from upgrading 32bit software to a 64bit version of Windows though...
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Re: Computer problem
Vista lacks support if you are Left-Handed! Some mice work, but the MS Mouse does not! - Unless you buy a new one, of course!
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Re: Computer problem
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 10168203)
I am windows xp, whatever that is :D
Personally if you have a spare laptop, with XP, i would migrate all your client forms, details etc onto there Please remember to take backup of your hard drive before you upgrade (i assume you do take backups) |
Re: Computer problem
Originally Posted by UKCityGent
(Post 10169814)
(i assume you do take backups)
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Re: Computer problem
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 10169779)
Can I just keep what I have Bob? I am quite happy plodding along as I do :-)
It is a good idea to backup all your data though, because it'll make it easier to get squared away if things do go funky. Might want to look at https://www.dropbox.com/ as you can sync the info as you go along, which is handy as you can then check it out on another device if your'e on the move without your laptop. |
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