Is anyone still using Windows 7?

ID10 hazel123  August 31, 2024

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HaHa,

I am running 7-11.

i.e. Any hardware with SSD upgraded to Windows 11, otherwise Windows 7 (If no SSD, or couldn't run Windows 11. such as old macros/s).

To reduce maintenance burden, no Windows 8/8.1 10.

I'm running 7-11 too and still finding Win 7 to be the most stable and dependable OS of all time made by Microsoft. Win 11 IMO has a long, long ways to go but in some ways it's a vast improvement to Win 10. Win 8.1 died on this unit 48 hours after EOL and not really sure why but it pretty much crashed on every PC in the house afterward. I decided not to reinstall it on this PC after much consideration. Never ran Win 10 on my Work Station. No plans of doing so either. So it's 7-11 for me.

I did a clean install of Windows 7 Pro 64-bit in 3 of my 7 refurbished computers over the weekend.

Besides it being quicker and easier to set up and configure to my liking, I find it more enjoyable to use than Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.

And it looks like support for it may be able to be eeked out for another year and a half.

Yup. Amazing. Gonna miss this OS once they completely torch it.

I'm running 7-11 too and still finding Win 7 to be the most stable and dependable OS of all time made by Microsoft. Win 11 IMO has a long, long ways to go ... [Scannerman777]

Yes, exactly ... Win11, while faster and more powerful than Win7 (eg. PowerShell improvements), suffers greatly from constant but unnecessary MS "interference" with simple staples such as TaskBar plus multiple instances of MS spyware and snoopware. Win7 is genuinely stable, Win11 doesn't even pretend to be.

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