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Vern's Stories : This is a test post.
Yesterday I found out Windows 10 has an app for voice to dictation typing. That is how I am typing these sentences. This is going to make my blog posting much easier.
What I think, I think, FUCK OFF clanker. That's what I think. I'll make and correct, or not, my own mistakes no matter how long I take or how much more I make the problem worse or better.
How do you still have windows 10? my next to last laptop had 10 and it tried to update itself to 11 which the system wasn't built for. Took forever for me to get it to boot in safe mode so I could get my files and stuff, last laptop decided to crap the ssd and part of the motherboard 30 days ago. And the new one is just not the same.
Sorry I thought I had replied to you. I have a comment meant for you explaining a possible reason he still has windows 10. I myself still have several devices that are still on older versions of windows.
Howdy Gary! I am somewhat computer savvy. I had some time ago assembled a computer from parts purchased online and had used an installation disk for windows 10. On the windows 11 Upgrade prompt that comes up. There's a very button on the left that allows you to keep windows 10. Its very easy to miss and im sorry to hear that your old device had failed. Its still relatively easy to reinstall an operating system on most windows based devices nowadays and a copy of an install of Windows 10 ( the LTSC version is a bare bones version with minimal crap on it) can be easially downloaded from the internet archive or straight from the windows if you have the install disk.
What I think, I think, FUCK OFF clanker. That's what I think.
ReplyDeleteI'll make and correct, or not, my own mistakes no matter how long I take or how much more I make the problem worse or better.
Eric.
Well good for you.
DeleteHow do you still have windows 10? my next to last laptop had 10 and it tried to update itself to 11 which the system wasn't built for. Took forever for me to get it to boot in safe mode so I could get my files and stuff, last laptop decided to crap the ssd and part of the motherboard 30 days ago. And the new one is just not the same.
ReplyDeleteSorry I thought I had replied to you. I have a comment meant for you explaining a possible reason he still has windows 10. I myself still have several devices that are still on older versions of windows.
DeleteHowdy Gary! I am somewhat computer savvy. I had some time ago assembled a computer from parts purchased online and had used an installation disk for windows 10. On the windows 11 Upgrade prompt that comes up. There's a very button on the left that allows you to keep windows 10. Its very easy to miss and im sorry to hear that your old device had failed. Its still relatively easy to reinstall an operating system on most windows based devices nowadays and a copy of an install of Windows 10 ( the LTSC version is a bare bones version with minimal crap on it) can be easially downloaded from the internet archive or straight from the windows if you have the install disk.
ReplyDeleteEli, sadly I have no install disc as they haven't seemed to include on with a new laptop.
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