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On Sun, 20 Mar 2016 12:31:26 EDT, "Ralph Mowery"
wrote: I ordered a Dell XPS 13 laptop last week and it arrived a few days ago. I had selected a configuration with an i5 processor, 8Gb of memory, and 256Gb of solid state storage. Best of luck on getting the Win 10 computer to work with the ham programs. It might get beter, but I have not had much luck getting several of the ham programs to work with win10. and some would work if I did certain things to get them going. The ham computer I use is a Dell running XP. Many of the older ham programs I have will not run on the 64 bit systems. I run my ham programs on a Dell E-series laptop that came with Win 7-64. No problem. I foolishly "upgraded" it to Win 10. Bad move. I couldn't stand the interface, and when I investigated further I was appalled at the Microsoft "we know what you need" and the "we send your data to us" built into the version. So after a bit of anguish I back-leveled it to Win 7 - easy to do if it's within 30 days of the "upgrade" but not difficult if one has access to a genuine reinstallation disk. And to repeat - my ham radio programs run really well, some in 32-bit mode, on the 64-bit computer. 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane From a Clearing in the Silicon Forest Beaverton (Washington County) Oregon |
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