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- Location
- DeLand, FL
I don't use one, I'd rather learn the features of the new OS instead of trying to make it look like an older one, what's the point of that, you might as well stick with the older one.
The reason I have configured my Windows 8 Pro to run like Windows 7, is that it has features that my Windows 7 Home Edition installation does not. Windows 8 is also designed to be more secure than 7. I can run Windows 8 from the start screen, but I still prefer having the Windows 7 start menu.
One of the strengths of the Windows 8 platform is that it has always considered backward compatibility. I originally thought the thing would completely upset my ecosystem when, in fact, it does not. Though I'm not a heavy user of the "Modern" side of the thing it's there for me to study and keep an eye on as a developer. Aside from that it runs as my existing system was running on Win7 so I can literally "have my cake and eat it too".
-Max
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
- System Manufacturer/Model
- Dell Inspiron 17R / Dell XPS 8300
- CPU
- Intel i5 (17R) / Intel i7 (XPS)
- Memory
- 8GB / 8GB