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Anyone still running Windows 7?

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Robin Clark Robin Clark Member
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joined Sep 2023
#1081 ·
Richard Lee47 said:it's just because Linux is pretty much useless for most people.

Well, Windows 10 isn't.
Megan Thomas5 Megan Thomas5 Active Member
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joined Jan 2021
#1082 ·
Robin Clark said:which is why it isn't Windows 10.

Look, we can talk all we want, and sure, Linux or macOS aren't bad—actually, they're great—but for the average person, Windows is just way easier. You get the best software support and everything else you need.
There might be a Linux alternative for things like accounting or whatever, but only Windows has the real deal.
Alexander Diaz4 Alexander Diaz4 Member
39 messages
joined Sep 2021
#1083 ·
Honestly, some people here would be better off downgrading to Windows 3.1, unplugging their Ethernet cable, and just heading straight back to the Stone Age
Robin Clark Robin Clark Member
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joined Sep 2023
#1084 ·
Alexander Diaz4 said:Honestly, some folks on here would probably be happier just switching back to Windows 3.1, unplugging their ethernet cables, and heading straight back to the Stone Age.

Hey, at least 3.1 was actually optimized.
Matthew Young35 Matthew Young35 Veteran
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joined Jan 2018
#1085 ·
What an absolute mountain of nonsense being peddled here. It’s honestly staggering.
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#1086 ·
Matthew Young35 said:The sheer volume of absolute nonsense being spewed here is honestly terrifying.

This kind of communication is completely unconstructive and only serves to fuel more flame wars and off-topic tangents; I am asking everyone to please stop heading in this direction.
feralpanther13 feralpanther13 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2008
#1087 ·
I’ve started noticing a pattern—whenever I have FF open with maybe 4 tabs, and I’m watching something on YouTube that’s an hour and a half long, or just bingeing several clips in a row, my memory usage spikes to 90%. Is this a browser issue, or is Windows 7 Ultimate just failing me?
ironcyclist58 ironcyclist58 Regular
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joined Feb 2020
#1088 ·
What’s the Task Manager saying about what's eating up all this RAM? And does that memory actually clear out once you kill FF?
feralpanther13 feralpanther13 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Nov 2008
#1089 ·
ironcyclist58 said:Check the Task Manager—what exactly is eating up that memory? And does everything clear out once you shut down FF?

Once I close FF, everything returns to normal.
ironcyclist58 ironcyclist58 Regular
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joined Feb 2020
#1090 ·
So, how much RAM are we talking about on your rig? And how much space is FF eating up once it hits that 90% usage mark?
feralpanther13 feralpanther13 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2008
#1091 ·
ironcyclist58 said:How much RAM are we talking about here? And how much memory is FF actually eating up when it hits that 90% usage mark?

8GB
Harold Wood59 Harold Wood59 Newcomer
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#1092 ·
I have an older Dell laptop that originally came pre-installed with Windows 7 Pro back when I first bought it. There is a sticker located right under the battery that contains the product key. Right now, the machine is running various versions of Linux, but I am wondering if there is any way to download legitimate copies of Windows so that I can perform a fresh installation using that specific code.

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