Subj : Re: New (Refurbished) Com
To   : ROMAN
From : Rob Mccart
Date : Mon Jan 29 2024 00:52:00

RO>I am writing to you from Windows XP :) I have never had any problems with thi
  >ecause I used portable versions of programs that did not require installation
  >ll that is required when working with them is to copy them from one computer
  >another. I also replaced many programs with JS scripts. They play the role of
  >plications. I don't remember the last time I installed something through Inst
  >. In general, it remains a mystery to me why people need new versions of Wind
  >...

I can sympathize but can't agree with that. I somewhere between dislike and
hate most versions of Windows created since Windows 98, which I was still
using as recently as 3 years ago. The problem is that the Operating Systems
eventually stop allowing the installation of ANY Browser or eMail programs
that use the newer security protocols and so those programs eventually stop
functioning on almost all Web Sites and with most eMail suppliers.

My current Windows 7 Laptop is slowly becoming less and less useful so I
recently purchased a new Laptop able to run Windows 11, which I am putting off
switching over to as my main system for as long as possible.

Then there's the issue of newer Windows not able to run old software. Most of
my entertainment software is from the Windows 98 era and I will likely soon
find myself running two machines, one just for web surfing and eMail, and the
other for all my fun stuff..
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