What version of Windows are you running?

Started by pctech, May 31, 2010, 11:37:19

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pctech

Just wondered about how many different versions of Windows are still in use.

Rik

XP on all machines. You might want to modify the poll, Mitch, as some people will have a range of OS.
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pctech

Me too
Just pricing up a core i7 based replacement for my current system running Windows 7

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thanks Rik  :thumb:

one system XP
one laptop XP (daughters...when she is home,does that count  :D)
two laptops vista
one laptop W7

pctech

Quote from: Rik on May 31, 2010, 11:39:36
XP on all machines. You might want to modify the poll, Mitch, as some people will have a range of OS.

Sorry my mistake.

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pctech

We really need a CLI for this forum Rik, I might be able to work it better then  ;D

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Ray

Windows 7 Home premium 64bit on two desktops and one Laptop here, plus one MC running Windows Home Server.
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Niall

Vista & XP for me. Possibly switching to Windows 7 next month, but I still can't make my mind up :D
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psp83

Main PC = Windows 7 64bit
Spare PC = Windows XP
Laptop 1 = Windows 7 64bit
Laptop 2 = Windows Vista
Laptop 3 = Windows XP
Netbook = Windows XP

I also have 1 linux box (server) and 2 other linux boxes (not connected)

I think thats about it.

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Main Pc = multi-boot  64bit Win 7, WinXP, Win95 ( friend still runs win95 and it helps me to troubleshoot it by telephone )
Pat's PC = 64bit  Win 7
Theatre Server = 64bit Win 7 and Ubuntu dual boot
Web/mail server = Ubuntu Server 10.04
Netbook  = Ubuntu netbook 10.04
Laptop = Win XP
2 old PCs for when grandkids are here = Win Xp
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Glenn

Windows 7 64 bit on 2 laptops
Windows Home Server on a tower - Not listed as a option
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Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit on one desktop (mine) and one Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit on one laptop (wife's) plus one PC running Windows Home Server.

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cavillas

You forgot windows 2 and windows 3.5  ;D
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pctech

Sorry did intend the poll to be desktop OS rather than servers really.

Simon

Quote from: psp83 on May 31, 2010, 13:27:37
Main PC = Windows 7 64bit
Spare PC = Windows XP
Laptop 1 = Windows 7 64bit
Laptop 2 = Windows Vista
Laptop 3 = Windows XP
Netbook = Windows XP

I also have 1 linux box (server) and 2 other linux boxes (not connected)

I think thats about it.

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Quote from: kinmel on May 31, 2010, 18:13:40
Main Pc = multi-boot  64bit Win 7, WinXP, Win95 ( friend still runs win95 and it helps me to troubleshoot it by telephone )
Pat's PC = 64bit  Win 7
Theatre Server = 64bit Win 7 and Ubuntu dual boot
Web/mail server = Ubuntu Server 10.04
Netbook  = Ubuntu netbook 10.04
Laptop = Win XP
2 old PCs for when grandkids are here = Win Xp

Double :showoff:

;D

I have one Windows XP desktop, and a hardly used Vista laptop.  Oh, and a silly little Eee PC with Ubuntu on it.  I've got a copy of Win7 still sealed in it's box, but I''ll wait until I get a new desktop to put that on.
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