[billethkid]

I thought it would be worth mentioning that over the year end holidays I had Windows 7 installed on my desk top and lap top and have not had one single "attack" since.

I still run Microsoft Security Essential, Malwarebytes and Spybot search and destroy.

btk

[Xavier]

Originally Posted by billethkid

I thought it would be worth mentioning that over the year end holidays I had Windows 7 installed on my desk top and lap top and have not had one single "attack" since.

I still run Microsoft Security Essential, Malwarebytes and Spybot search and destroy.

btk

Billy,

I also run Windows 7 and have since shorty after it came out. I still have not had one attack specifically during the recent period when many were having problems and I don't run Malwarebytes or Spybot. I did install them both for a very short time, but ended up taking them off when I discovered that they didn't discover anything. Chances are that the culprit was on your hard-drive and a clean install of Windows 7 got rid of it. Happy computing!

Xavier

[CarGuys]

Whats the mim requirements to run 7 I'm running XP pro on a 5 year old IBM ThinkPad. Computer works well except I heard 7 is nice

Herv

[Jazzper]

You can see if your PC will run Windows 7 - or what it needs to do so - here:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=20

[DENNIS G]

Originally Posted by CarGuys

Whats the mim requirements to run 7 I'm running XP pro on a 5 year old IBM ThinkPad. Computer works well except I heard 7 is nice

Herv

I had XP on my Laptop, had to download everything to an external hard drive. Then I was able to reload Win 7 Home Premium, then reload from the external drive after all of the windows updates were installed (about 2 hours). To get audio had to to run in compatible mode, everthing else works great.

[CaptJohn]

Originally Posted by Jazzper

You can see if your PC will run Windows 7 - or what it needs to do so - here:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=20

Thanks for the link. That's handy.