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Originally Posted by PeterEde
Been running Win8 since release and it's not fallen over once. Only issue I have had is the graphics has fallen over at times.
If you stick with brand components I don't think you'll have an issue with Win8. It can be made to look just like Win7
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'Look like' and 'act like' are two different scenarios.
We run Win7 at work and find it basically stable and compatible with our various applications and systems.
A few managers have Win8. We quite often get them coming back saying 'load Win7 please'. I've just built a replacement Win 7 unit for one person and his Win8 will go to his PA.
As a business environment they are a disaster, totally unfamiliar environment which confuses the heck out of users and a lot of incompatibility with many applications and systems. From an admin viewpoint they can be a right prat to manage as the system tries to tell you how it wants to be configured rather than conform to the necessities of a business secured network.
I'll look at Win X as soon as I get a chance just to see what it's got but I don't see my place making any shifts towards it for at least the next 2-3 years.
And I'll probably be retired ...
