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In reply to the discussion: I'm on my new PC and at the start of the learning curve [View all]Omaha Steve
(109,365 posts)7. Original post
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I'm retiring my old PC (there is no joy in Mudville)
Because XP will not be supported starting next month, it is time to move on solely for security reasons.
It used to be a new PC was reason to celebrate. Our first home PC was a Coleco Adam. Marta went PC and I stayed with my orphan Adam longer than I should have. Adam ran a BBS networked with several cities running on it using PC Pursuit from Sprint.
Never had a single problem with my HP. Upgraded the memory is the only thing I remember even adding to it. Had a virus once that Norton missed somehow.
All I need is access to the net for the most part. Like a Timex, my old PC keeps ticking.
I change over to the new PC Friday. It will feel like strike three for Casey.
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Metro is the "designed for touchscreens" UI that replaced the conventional desktop in Win 8
Spider Jerusalem
Mar 2014
#9
In Dos, all i had to do was type what i wanted to run and press enter too....
penultimate
Mar 2014
#45
remember to move your cursor to the corners...then you can navigate from there
steve2470
Mar 2014
#28