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PP Mguire
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I know a few people in person that tested positive and had to self quarantine. Not a single one of them had any issues though.
Smart_Guy
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Try rolling back Win10 2004 to 1909 then block the upgrade to 2004 with the trick you find here:
https://tweaks.com/windows/67132/how-to-block-specific-driver-or-patch-updates-in-windows-10/
Of course if it is just a desire to just go back to XP, disregard the above.
https://tweaks.com/windows/67132/how-to-block-specific-driver-or-patch-updates-in-windows-10/
Of course if it is just a desire to just go back to XP, disregard the above.
PP Mguire
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I have Vista SP2 running on some of my older AMD hardware, runs like a dream compared to when it was first introduced.
Smart_Guy
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Isn't 7, like, a polished Vista? That's been a thing with MS. Win10 good (for the most part), Win 8(.1) bad, Win 7 good, Win Vista bad (for the most part), XP good, Win Me bad... All for the most part, I believe.
And each good one feels like a polished version of the bad one before it. This makes me go to that polished one that works best in builds I'd make from old scraps left around. But I guess Win 10 is now good for any old build in the last 10 years or so...., for the most part. I have a Core 2 Duo E6600 build with a 32-bit Win 10. It's been a while since I've used it ever since I gave it to my brother ages ago, tho.
And each good one feels like a polished version of the bad one before it. This makes me go to that polished one that works best in builds I'd make from old scraps left around. But I guess Win 10 is now good for any old build in the last 10 years or so...., for the most part. I have a Core 2 Duo E6600 build with a 32-bit Win 10. It's been a while since I've used it ever since I gave it to my brother ages ago, tho.
PP Mguire
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Well ME was 9x and XP is NT so a polished version of Win 2000 which was already good lol, but yea 7 is basically polished Vista or rather "finished". Vista was a pieced together filler project put together quickly after them messing about with Longhorn too long.
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WinME was terrible. Had that on our first computer when I was growing up. Thing would BSOD if you breathed.
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The va called today, They want more testing on me the 14th. Not sure what but i guess i will find out.
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You paid or it. It had better indeed
Wasn't XP a combination of both NT and 9x? I think I read somewhere that it was the turning point in both "cores", if I get the term right, where it saved people the trouble of choosing between 9x and NT. Vista was okay but it consumed resources more than it should have. That's kinda like driving a Toyota Corolla with fuel/gas consumption of a Toyota Land Cruiser. I think that was a bad thing. I did use Win10 on a Core 2 Duo E6600 after all, and it ran great, if I remember correctly. I could be wrong, tho.
Oh, tell me bout it!
(not literally
)Godspeed, WD.
(I'm guessing it's a medical matter)
