Did that last week. Painless, ugly...We are upgrading to Office 2013 next week. We are still running Windows 7.
Did that last week. Painless, ugly...We are upgrading to Office 2013 next week. We are still running Windows 7.
You just need to unistall the update that brought the introduction to you. I forget the KB number but if you go into progs and show updates installed you should b able to locate it though a quick google would be simpler. I suspect that there's a M$ FixIt button on their site to do the necessaryI "reserved" my copy a few weeks ago. How do I un-reserve it and get out of the auto-overnight-update?
How long do you have to go back to the previous version? I might try tonight and see how it goes over the weekend. I really dislike Windows 8.1.
Thanks, that is perfect. It wont take me long to figure out if it will work or not, just dont want to get stuck because wifey has to have it Monday. Good old job.30 days and it is just a mouse click or two. Longer than that, still possible, just not as simple.
suck it up, nancy pants. You have no idea the grief us old ****s went through to get to this point.I have the windows classic theme on my laptop running 7. Never been a fan of all those animated gradient buttons and transparent windows.
suck it up, nancy pants. You have no idea the grief us old ****s went through to get to this point.
you will upgrade to 10 and you will love it.
Why did you upgrade past Windows 95?I have the windows classic theme on my laptop running 7. Never been a fan of all those animated gradient buttons and transparent windows.
I found a never opened Windows 95 OS package and license a couple of weeks ago. Cleaning out some drawers in the office.Why did you upgrade past Windows 95?
The best use for a copy of Windows 95: a monitor stand, not as an OSI found a never opened Windows 95 OS package and license a couple of weeks ago. Cleaning out some drawers in the office.
You want to buy it, bro?The best use for a copy of Windows 95: a monitor stand, not as an OS
Hang on to that. It's unbelievable what becomes a collector's item in the future. Still in the shrink-wrap and in a good box, some nerd-turd will pay a couple hundred bucks to have that as cubicle art.I found a never opened Windows 95 OS package and license a couple of weeks ago. Cleaning out some drawers in the office.
Wish MSDN were in my price range. I have SA for a non-profit I support so I'll pull it down for them soon.MSDN Subscription FTW.
Downloading Enterprise edition for a couple of VMs, will install home edition on my daughters' laptops this weekend, if I get a chance.
Work pays for it. I wind up having to give away keys to co-workers too often.Wish MSDN were in my price range. I have SA for a non-profit I support so I'll pull it down for them soon.
I'm really not sure. Photoshop and stuff.Why did you upgrade past Windows 95?
I think I might've tossed it, but it could be back in the drawer. Will check Monday.Hang on to that. It's unbelievable what becomes a collector's item in the future. Still in the shrink-wrap and in a good box, some nerd-turd will pay a couple hundred bucks to have that as cubicle art.
Installation failed on my Dell XPS 8300.
I guess i'll have to try again.