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Windows 8.1
I am considering purchasing a Dell laptop to replace my 6 year old Inspiron 1545.
It has Windows 8.1. installed
Some months ago I remember people telling of operating problems with this.
Can anybody please let me have their opinions on it, either good or bad?
Thank you
(Am off to bed now ,so if you reply please excuse my lack of response)
It has Windows 8.1. installed
Some months ago I remember people telling of operating problems with this.
Can anybody please let me have their opinions on it, either good or bad?
Thank you
(Am off to bed now ,so if you reply please excuse my lack of response)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Type Your Answer Here...I have 8.1 and have no problems whatsoever..the format is very different to pre 8..a tile opening page presenting instead of the usual where you select all programmes etc....but you can set up a desktop page and have your icons there for regular options ..ie browser, word mail, etc etc..( i have office installed too ) there is a store tile for downloading apps, many of which are free....I find the touch screen the better option with this version of windows ..stick with it..after a few hours I was very comfortable with it..had xp prior to 8 and 8.1
I've got Windows 8.1 and had a bit of confusion when I first started to use it, it's obviously Micrososoft's response to Apple and they've tried to have Apps etc.
The Start feature was what I missed so I installed the Classic Shell which gave me the old Vista, XP and Windows features and control, I set up a Desktop which was virtually the same as my XP versions.
I have to admit that I don't really use the 'new' features of Windows 8.1 but you're forced to use it so what can you do!
The Start feature was what I missed so I installed the Classic Shell which gave me the old Vista, XP and Windows features and control, I set up a Desktop which was virtually the same as my XP versions.
I have to admit that I don't really use the 'new' features of Windows 8.1 but you're forced to use it so what can you do!
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