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I've always been very slow to upgrade to the latest version of programs FOR MY BUSINESS PCs. I don't want bugs in new software to effect my business operation. Heck, three of the four computers on my desk
I've always been an "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" kind of guy. Upgrading just for the sake of upgrading has never been my recommendation. Is there something that Windows 7 does that you NEED that you
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