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Choosing Between Windows 10 Pro 64 and Windows 7 Pro 64 for a New Desktop (2018)

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  • #1 17111159
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    Hello. I have two original systems, Windows 10 pro 64 and Windows 7 pro 64. I bought a new desktop computer. And I would like to ask experienced colleagues what the system would recommend. I use my computer to recover data, listen to music and watch movies. I am asking for the opinions of more experienced colleagues. Thank you and best regards.
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  • #2 17111174
    Matuzalem
    Level 43  
    Your post does not contain any information that gives you a reason to make a sensible choice.

    PS
    The title of the thread is sure to look like it looks like?
  • #3 17111189
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    I have intel (r) core (tm) processor i7-3770 cpu @ 3.40ghz
    SSD 250 silicon power
    Memory of 32GB frames
    450W Corsair power supply
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  • #4 17111202
    Matuzalem
    Level 43  
    And so we will be ticking - i7 generation ...? - If you have a newer one (6+), please give peace of mind with Windows 7, because you will soon be looking for the reason for the lack of possibility to install this system.

    PS
    Please refer to the forum regulations - point 3.1.15 and global rules "in computers" and start to treat seriously what should be included in the post when seeking help.
  • #5 17111203
    malik123
    Level 17  
    I defended myself a long time before switching to Windows 10, I did it only at the end of last year directly from Windows 7
    I'm very happy. So I recommend Windows 10. If you put everything right, it is much better than Windows 7. there is no conflict of programs, eg I have fw comodo from 2011 and I am working great.
    I was afraid of backward compatibility with the programs, but they all cope, even the tools are easy to go, like Victoria.
    Install Windows 7 upgrade for free to Windows 10 and Windows 10 for sale :)
  • #6 17111402
    Magic_moon

    Level 31  
    And I have a question yet. Is it often happens that programs with Windows 7 do not work on Windows 10?
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  • #7 17111512
    malik123
    Level 17  
    I just wrote, it did not happen to me. Even like Victoria, or fw from 2011. All you have to do is to disable some kind of incompatible programs, because you do not install the old software, but you turn it off and everything is nice :)
  • #8 17112219
    iagre
    Level 35  
    I know from experience that Win10 likes to lose the settings and change the drivers at the time of the update. That's why Win10 definitely falls out.
  • #9 17112251
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service
    Windows 10 can evade a joke for a long time.
    Even if it works without any problems, after a build update there may be some surprise.
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  • #10 17112433
    malik123
    Level 17  
    holy ration, that's why I do not have the update turned on :)
    I really defended myself for a long time before w10, but it was unjustified, and it happened that I was selling a laptop and updated to W10 out of curiosity. Then instead of the laptop I got rid of the PC for a while, so I came back to the paw with W10, I can say that I regret it, I could do it differently and switch to it much earlier as it grew out of childhood diseases :)
    And as I mentioned, I chewed on him with W7 so I can see the 'traditionalists' W8, 8.1 and early build y W10 politely waited. But I remember I had the same thing with the same, I also forgot it for a long time 2000 ME, and XP did not make it until after some time, the story was repeated with W7 Viste and the first W7 also skipped. I will not attract tradition anymore because the next MS no longer announces eternal updates, which is why I have successfully blocked them.
    In summary, I recommend W10
  • #11 17112552
    bodek60
    Level 14  
    I have a W10 from the beginning and I have no problems with it, automatic updates enabled.
  • #12 17112828
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #13 17112909
    nici
    Moderator Chiptuning
    W10 does too much without knowledge / questions from the user. It is possible to write a poem about the fact that it changes the drivers to not working.

    W7 does not have the above-mentioned defects. I use both systems, and everyone has their pros and cons. You decide which one fits you better because both are good.
  • #14 17495498
    dnetsky
    Level 11  
    How do you look at the number of Win10 and Win7 services (in my case the Pro version)
    Win7 has much less

    Win10 has a lot more services that already in the latest version of NO DA to turn off even from the level of Admin !!!
    so you can see exactly what Microsoft is aiming for
    There are a lot of services that have a user ID in the name and only Microsoft knows what they really do
    fishing can not be turned off either

    In total, with Windows 10, you can do less with the update for updates on your system
    Windows10 with update on the update is getting smarter than you to be more comfortable

    Win7 is what it was and does not limit your possibilities

    Oddly, after installing both systems, Win10 takes up much less disk space

    And now you have to answer the question ... are you a comfortable user and you want Win10 to overload you from the configuration and thus from the access to the system

    Do you prefer to get a little more tired from the old and have full, almost full control over the Win7 system

    It is true that Win10 often poses problems for its self-importance: drivers mentioned above, but also the exchange of networks for the public, and disconnecting services during the update ... and they sometimes last several days and sometimes the printers are disconnected just ... until the update is finished

    Good luck in your choice
    :)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the choice between Windows 10 Pro 64 and Windows 7 Pro 64 for a new desktop setup. Users share their experiences, highlighting that Windows 10 is generally more compatible with modern hardware and software, especially for newer Intel processors. Many recommend Windows 10 for its improved performance and compatibility with applications, while some express concerns about automatic updates and driver changes that can disrupt functionality. Windows 7 is noted for its stability and fewer background services, appealing to users who prefer more control over their system. Ultimately, the choice depends on user preferences, software requirements, and hardware compatibility.
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