Dual-boot tablets have zero appeal. If anything, I want to run Android and Windows apps side by side with full integration. There is point in having to swap out the entire OS and wait for it to boot just so that I can start...
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Those updates look awesome can't wait.
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You are right: Yes it does. Most consumers did NOT like the infernal Ribbon interface of subsequent versions of Office after learning where everything was on the menus. It made finding things needlessly hard and took more...
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Lorna – thanks for the comment. Yes, absolutely, if a team has time to document the problem and understand it deeply while it is occurring then that is positive. Saving artifacts and materials that would help you recreate...
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Thankfully it has a limited one year warranty and will be replaced, and mine could be an anomaly, but this is a disturbing lack of product reliablility for such an expensive product especially compared to the reliablility...
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This reminds me of the time I tried to put Linux in its own disk space on a Windows Machine, and Windows detected it immediately. It wouldn't allow any processes to continue until it was allowed to adjust Linux. When it...
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What do you think, readers? Would you like a dual-OS tablet te get access to Android apps? For another reason?
In reply to: Dual-boot tablet appeal?
Good luck you'll have a 6 hour wait time for the DB to mount with 250GB in memory if you restart the sql instance.
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There are couple of options - The best is a new PC running Windows 7 - There are plenty around HP is actively selling new machines with Windows 7. (https://shopping.hp.com/desktops%20&%20all-in-ones/windows+7) If it's out...
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For many, the cost of a new PC and near vertical learning curve of Windows 8 is a major issue. However I have tried a number Linux distros and I have to say that they are definitely a good option. THe setup process is a...
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I'm going to say something that will probably strike a chord with many average users: Few people will see any personal benefit in anything past windows xp sp3 and Office 2003. Updates after that were not for the sake of...
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Must say I'm nervous about upgrading. Last time I upgraded my daughter's Mac -- in Nov/Dec 2013 -- it was the last straw for the logic board; the computer keyboard/mouse stopped working, despite repeated downloads and several...
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@ianmacdonald This is great advice. I have in-laws who still use a Window 2K desktop, they absolutely refuse to upgrade because it still does what they need it to. Years ago I locked it down as tightly as I...
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I installed 7.1 3 times and it "failed" to install. When I went for the 4 the try it said installed. Post installation my page flips three to 4 times before settling down and I keep getting kicked out of mail, Safari and...
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If many people think XP on existing hardware is functioning just fine for them, it illustrates how status in computing devices has moved off the desktop and into the handheld device. It used to be it was cool to upgrade...
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I can't see why a dual-boot phone would be useful beyond allowing Microsoft to include it in Windows Phone sales stats.
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I can definitely appreciate that people are hesitant to dump their old computers, many of which must have been substantial personal investments at the time of purchase. The Ubuntu point is a good one; seems like old hardware...
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Exactly, I agree. Seems many will be moving to cheaper tablets. But those that use their PCs for more than Facebook and light email will be aggravated at having to throw away a "perfectly good" PC and faced with buying...
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If you look at vendor financials, the enterprise storage business seems stuck in neutral. Don't believe it.
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