http://www.rodkirby.com/archives/847 The #1 Christian Entrepreneur's Destination for Small Business Advice! Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:57:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.rodkirby.com/archives/847/comment-page-1#comment-1520 Amaha Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:03:14 +0000 http://www.rodkirby.com/?p=847#comment-1520 I believe I will upgrade to Windows 7 this October. My biggest fear was that it would be really expensive to upgrade (buy new software/backwards compatibility that wasn't available with Vista, drivers, plus Vista upgrades were a whopping $239 a pop!) Windows 7 is relatively cheap at $49.99 for the home premium version. It will allow me to load all my old software from XP that I am skilled/familiar with and should hopefully be free of the bugs from Vista and that annoying User Account Control (UAC) thing which made every usage of the computer tedious. Hopefully I can still do some regedits on this new platform to make it run faster and it doesn't require as much CPU usage as Vista. I believe I will upgrade to Windows 7 this October. My biggest fear was that it would be really expensive to upgrade (buy new software/backwards compatibility that wasn't available with Vista, drivers, plus Vista upgrades were a whopping $239 a pop!) Windows 7 is relatively cheap at $49.99 for the home premium version. It will allow me to load all my old software from XP that I am skilled/familiar with and should hopefully be free of the bugs from Vista and that annoying User Account Control (UAC) thing which made every usage of the computer tedious. Hopefully I can still do some regedits on this new platform to make it run faster and it doesn't require as much CPU usage as Vista.

]]> http://www.rodkirby.com/archives/847/comment-page-1#comment-76 Amaha Fri, 10 Jul 2009 15:03:14 +0000 http://www.rodkirby.com/?p=847#comment-76 I believe I will upgrade to Windows 7 this October. My biggest fear was that it would be really expensive to upgrade (buy new software/backwards compatibility that wasn't available with Vista, drivers, plus Vista upgrades were a whopping $239 a pop!) Windows 7 is relatively cheap at $49.99 for the home premium version. It will allow me to load all my old software from XP that I am skilled/familiar with and should hopefully be free of the bugs from Vista and that annoying User Account Control (UAC) thing which made every usage of the computer tedious. Hopefully I can still do some regedits on this new platform to make it run faster and it doesn't require as much CPU usage as Vista. I believe I will upgrade to Windows 7 this October. My biggest fear was that it would be really expensive to upgrade (buy new software/backwards compatibility that wasn't available with Vista, drivers, plus Vista upgrades were a whopping $239 a pop!) Windows 7 is relatively cheap at $49.99 for the home premium version. It will allow me to load all my old software from XP that I am skilled/familiar with and should hopefully be free of the bugs from Vista and that annoying User Account Control (UAC) thing which made every usage of the computer tedious. Hopefully I can still do some regedits on this new platform to make it run faster and it doesn't require as much CPU usage as Vista.

]]> http://www.rodkirby.com/archives/847/comment-page-1#comment-54 Amaha Fri, 10 Jul 2009 14:03:14 +0000 http://www.rodkirby.com/?p=847#comment-54 I believe I will upgrade to Windows 7 this October. My biggest fear was that it would be really expensive to upgrade (buy new software/backwards compatibility that wasn't available with Vista, drivers, plus Vista upgrades were a whopping $239 a pop!) Windows 7 is relatively cheap at $49.99 for the home premium version. It will allow me to load all my old software from XP that I am skilled/familiar with and should hopefully be free of the bugs from Vista and that annoying User Account Control (UAC) thing which made every usage of the computer tedious. Hopefully I can still do some regedits on this new platform to make it run faster and it doesn't require as much CPU usage as Vista. I believe I will upgrade to Windows 7 this October. My biggest fear was that it would be really expensive to upgrade (buy new software/backwards compatibility that wasn't available with Vista, drivers, plus Vista upgrades were a whopping $239 a pop!) Windows 7 is relatively cheap at $49.99 for the home premium version. It will allow me to load all my old software from XP that I am skilled/familiar with and should hopefully be free of the bugs from Vista and that annoying User Account Control (UAC) thing which made every usage of the computer tedious. Hopefully I can still do some regedits on this new platform to make it run faster and it doesn't require as much CPU usage as Vista.

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