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hi Shara,
If you don't know what you are doing, better to leave it to a reputable tech.
What OS do you have at the moment? oops, I see it is Vista.
CB
Thanks Cookybaby for confirming what I was thinking. Shara
What about Windows 8?
@ totara, what about Windows 8?
Put it this way, you will probably need a bit more understanding on the way MS is going, in order to use it.
Also you will most likely need a bigger, better, faster computer to install it on!
CB
Thanks CB. I don't know much about Windows 8 but it will be here soon.
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There is a Windows 7 upgrade for sale and I would like to know if it would be simple for me to do or would it be better to get a tech to do this. Any info would be appreciated.