Me again. This time Windows 10 problem...What do I do now?

No you don't but that's up to you.

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I was just reading a about a Dell and it said .01 centemeter screen. Isn't that tiny? Wonder if we were looking at the same one. That does sound good except that screen thing Oh wait. No. I don't want a refurbished computer. I want a new one, not someone elses problem.
Don't know what you're referring to with the ".01" but as for the refurbished, it's no longer a problem. All my laptops are refurbished Dells and work perfectly, I build my own desktops.
I would get one YOU refurbished, but still not sure of soemine else.
It was an option, if you're against it you're against it. Also when it comes to Office you'll most likely be able to transfer it to the new computer, you can download it from Microsoft as long as you have the product key. If not LibreOffice is just as good and it's free.
Libre office? Where do I get that?
Also Open Office is free. I've been using it for years - spreadsheet, word processing, etc. I've refused to use Excel (which sucks anyway) ever since they used their bully power to put Lotus 1-2-3 under--the best spreadsheet ever. You could write macros right in the cells, analyze data in three dimensions (a z-axis Microsoft still can';t do).
 
First yeah like someone said you can still use window 7. heck on one of my computers I still have window XP

There just won't be any updates which is what I really hate about Windows

You can upgrade to windows 8.1

If I remember correctly upgrade to window 10 was free, it still should be just go to Windows website and see if its available


If your tired of windows you can up can upgrade to any of the open source products like Ubantu and the other flavors which are mostly free

But hey if you really want to buy a new computer

go for it
So you think Windows 10 would be free? I would still need someone to put it on my computer anyway, though. I am so technology challenged, it isn't funny. I also has a stroke and can't see out of my left eye, although they eye shots are helping.
 
I was just reading a about a Dell and it said .01 centemeter screen. Isn't that tiny? Wonder if we were looking at the same one. That does sound good except that screen thing Oh wait. No. I don't want a refurbished computer. I want a new one, not someone elses problem.
Don't know what you're referring to with the ".01" but as for the refurbished, it's no longer a problem. All my laptops are refurbished Dells and work perfectly, I build my own desktops.
I would get one YOU refurbished, but still not sure of soemine else.
It was an option, if you're against it you're against it. Also when it comes to Office you'll most likely be able to transfer it to the new computer, you can download it from Microsoft as long as you have the product key. If not LibreOffice is just as good and it's free.
Libre office? Where do I get that?
Also Open Office is free. I've been using it for years - spreadsheet, word processing, etc. I've refused to use Excel (which sucks anyway) ever since they used their bully power to put Lotus 1-2-3 under--the best spreadsheet ever. You could write macros right in the cells, analyze data in three dimensions (a z-axis Microsoft still can';t do).
You guys really impress me!
 
I was just reading a about a Dell and it said .01 centemeter screen. Isn't that tiny? Wonder if we were looking at the same one. That does sound good except that screen thing Oh wait. No. I don't want a refurbished computer. I want a new one, not someone elses problem.
Don't know what you're referring to with the ".01" but as for the refurbished, it's no longer a problem. All my laptops are refurbished Dells and work perfectly, I build my own desktops.
I would get one YOU refurbished, but still not sure of soemine else.
It was an option, if you're against it you're against it. Also when it comes to Office you'll most likely be able to transfer it to the new computer, you can download it from Microsoft as long as you have the product key. If not LibreOffice is just as good and it's free.
Libre office? Where do I get that?
You want the 6.2.8, the second one down not the first.
Download LibreOffice | LibreOffice - Free Office Suite - Fun Project - Fantastic People
Okay. My computer would be 64 bit, right?
 
Woe is me. No one can answer my problem.
I just did, kinda sorta. Only you can really answer your problem, only you can decide whether to try and upgrade or buy a new computer.
I can tell you the easiest method with the least amount of possible problems is to just buy a new computer. That said what do you primarily use it for?
All I use the computer for is making forms, doing crossword puzzles, reading Drudge and the message board. I like to look things up, but like I said, it's hard with Google. Think I may have Google Chrome. I play some games but not gaming stuff that you have to buy. Just Majohng, solitaire andcrossword puzzles. And lots of Amazon,

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Great...I'll do that tonight!
 
Don't know what you're referring to with the ".01" but as for the refurbished, it's no longer a problem. All my laptops are refurbished Dells and work perfectly, I build my own desktops.
I would get one YOU refurbished, but still not sure of soemine else.
It was an option, if you're against it you're against it. Also when it comes to Office you'll most likely be able to transfer it to the new computer, you can download it from Microsoft as long as you have the product key. If not LibreOffice is just as good and it's free.
Libre office? Where do I get that?
You want the 6.2.8, the second one down not the first.
Download LibreOffice | LibreOffice - Free Office Suite - Fun Project - Fantastic People
Okay. My computer would be 64 bit, right?
I don't even think they make 32 bit OS any more, at least not Microsoft.
 
I would get one YOU refurbished, but still not sure of soemine else.
It was an option, if you're against it you're against it. Also when it comes to Office you'll most likely be able to transfer it to the new computer, you can download it from Microsoft as long as you have the product key. If not LibreOffice is just as good and it's free.
Libre office? Where do I get that?
You want the 6.2.8, the second one down not the first.
Download LibreOffice | LibreOffice - Free Office Suite - Fun Project - Fantastic People
Okay. My computer would be 64 bit, right?
I don't even think they make 32 bit OS any more, at least not Microsoft.
ok
 
Think I am missing something. Went to Newegg and found desk computer tower...$64.00 "Bare bones....
 
I have Windows 7. When I bought my computer, I refused to get Windows 10 because I was used to 7. So now I hear I have to change to Widows 10 in January.

I was looking at new computers and then a bright thought came into my head...Get Windows 10 and load it in MY computer. Does that make sense? My computer freezes a lot...maybe that will help. But my knowledge is next to nil, so I thought I would have Geek Squad come out and do it for me. What do you think?

I googled "Geek Squad" and can't get an authentic Geek Squad contact. I hate the browser because that always happens. They give you ads instead of what you asked for. But, I digress...I just need some help.


Hit it with a hammer HIT IT WITH A HAMMER or

AN easy to use linux based chromium...most other linux based os are not really for the average user
https://www.digitalcare.org/install-chrome-os-pc/
to repurpose an old CPU and give it a new life.... right after you go out and buy a new windows 10 machine


.....now Made in Vietnam :113:
 
Jackson you dont need much..

Once again I am posting to you on a $20 dollar computer, that you cant trace. ..
 
First yeah like someone said you can still use window 7. heck on one of my computers I still have window XP

There just won't be any updates which is what I really hate about Windows

You can upgrade to windows 8.1

If I remember correctly upgrade to window 10 was free, it still should be just go to Windows website and see if its available


If your tired of windows you can up can upgrade to any of the open source products like Ubantu and the other flavors which are mostly free

But hey if you really want to buy a new computer

go for it
So you think Windows 10 would be free? I would still need someone to put it on my computer anyway, though. I am so technology challenged, it isn't funny. I also has a stroke and can't see out of my left eye, although they eye shots are helping.

I meant that it was free for awhile

Microsoft announced that the Windows 10 free upgrade offer would end on December 31. 2017
Then there was another deal that ended in Jan 2018

Now it will cost you 119 but there are ways but if you got to be really computer literate
 
First yeah like someone said you can still use window 7. heck on one of my computers I still have window XP

There just won't be any updates which is what I really hate about Windows

You can upgrade to windows 8.1

If I remember correctly upgrade to window 10 was free, it still should be just go to Windows website and see if its available


If your tired of windows you can up can upgrade to any of the open source products like Ubantu and the other flavors which are mostly free

But hey if you really want to buy a new computer

go for it
So you think Windows 10 would be free? I would still need someone to put it on my computer anyway, though. I am so technology challenged, it isn't funny. I also has a stroke and can't see out of my left eye, although they eye shots are helping.

I meant that it was free for awhile

Microsoft announced that the Windows 10 free upgrade offer would end on December 31. 2017
Then there was another deal that ended in Jan 2018

Now it will cost you 119 but there are ways but if you got to be really computer literate
That leaves me out completely.
 
Also if you still have the window 7 disk you can just reinstall windows 7 or refresh it and that might get you back to when it was new.

Just save all your personal documents and photos on a removable disk

You will have to reinstall any program that wasn't bundled with windows

You could run disk fragmentation and deleted junk files you no longer need

Still it is just putting off the inevitable

bump it up to windows 8.1 appears to be free

Download Windows 8.1 Disc Image (ISO File)

follow the instructions and if all else fails you should be able to revert back to windows 7
 

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