What OS are you using? - Printable Version

What OS are you using? - Printable Version

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RE: What OS are you using? - dooveee - 12-12-2022

(12-12-2022, 01:43 AM)mothered Wrote:
(12-11-2022, 05:24 PM)dooveee Wrote: Ah I think it does not work like this all the time as one of my friends really had a hard time when she updated her laptop to Windows 11 as it was buggy buggy and lags a lot, also heating the laptop a lot. I suppose incompatibility.
Probably her hardware doesn't accommodate the OS.

I have Windows 11 running on 7 laptops, and there's no Issues whatsoever. Lightening fast and very stable & responsive.

I cannot say that if it was the error that you mentioned but surely her laptop was a low performant one. Even the cursor of the laptop was slow to respond. But Windows 10 worked rather fast on her laptop but unfortunately she was not able to revert back to Windows 10.

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 12-12-2022

(12-12-2022, 03:28 AM)dooveee Wrote: surely her laptop was a low performant one.

^ Well that was the Issue.

Do note that my laptop(s) are running excellent hardware:

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RE: What OS are you using? - fire - 12-12-2022

do you guys think its a better idea to run windows 10 or windows 11 on a slightly older laptop

RE: What OS are you using? - dooveee - 12-12-2022

(12-12-2022, 03:45 AM)mothered Wrote: ^ Well that was the Issue.

Do note that my laptop(s) are running excellent hardware:

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What are the laptop models you use if you don't mind!?

(12-12-2022, 03:47 AM)vrag Wrote: do you guys think its a better idea to run windows 10 or windows 11 on a slightly older laptop

My opinion would be Windows 10 for an old laptop!

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 12-12-2022

(12-12-2022, 01:57 PM)dooveee Wrote: My opinion would be Windows 10 for an old laptop!

Quote:My opinion would be Windows 10 for an old older laptop!

RE: What OS are you using? - fire - 12-12-2022

(12-12-2022, 01:57 PM)dooveee Wrote:
(12-12-2022, 03:45 AM)mothered Wrote: ^ Well that was the Issue.

Do note that my laptop(s) are running excellent hardware:

Spoiler:

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What are the laptop models you use if you don't mind!?

(12-12-2022, 03:47 AM)vrag Wrote: do you guys think its a better idea to run windows 10 or windows 11 on a slightly older laptop
My opinion would be Windows 10 for an old laptop!

its not super super old, a razer blade 14 2014 to be exact. Just a bit outdated and does not support the new TPM. It only has 8gb of ram too
Honestly I want to turn it into an ultimate security/privacy machine but i think windows is the only option as it needs drivers as well as not being able to run certain applications/VM's

RE: What OS are you using? - dooveee - 12-12-2022

I'm thinking of flashing Linux on my PC. Already have them on my VMs but I really prefer Windows over Linux but both of them are good. I'm more comfy with Windows! I will think on that more!

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 12-13-2022

(12-12-2022, 03:09 PM)vrag Wrote: its not super super old, a razer blade 14 2014 to be exact. Just a bit outdated and does not support the new TPM. It only has 8gb of ram too
Honestly I want to turn it into an ultimate security/privacy machine but i think windows is the only option as it needs drivers as well as not being able to run certain applications/VM's

Forget about running VMs with only 8 GB of Ram.

RE: What OS are you using? - fire - 12-13-2022

(12-13-2022, 03:18 AM)mothered Wrote:
(12-12-2022, 03:09 PM)vrag Wrote: its not super super old, a razer blade 14 2014 to be exact. Just a bit outdated and does not support the new TPM. It only has 8gb of ram too
Honestly I want to turn it into an ultimate security/privacy machine but i think windows is the only option as it needs drivers as well as not being able to run certain applications/VM's
Forget about running VMs with only 8 GB of Ram.

so what would be my alternative for maximum security and privacy

RE: What OS are you using? - dooveee - 12-13-2022

(12-13-2022, 04:08 AM)vrag Wrote: so what would be my alternative for maximum security and privacy

Flashing it on the main disc but it can be risky...
You can flash a Linux on your PC whereby there will be only one OS which is the Linux