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  1. redz1234
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    Win8... Learn it now as when more and more users start using it your not gonna know nothing about it..
     
    redz1234, Oct 5, 2013


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    i like both, they both have their strong points.........we will all have to go to windows 8 sooner than later anyways! might as well start now....I'm not saying dive head on in but just install it on one of your computer or VM it just to get use to it.......same thing happened when 7 came out everyone was like i still like XP better and now everyone is like 7 is great.....its always the same story different tune.
     
    Mr.Honda, Oct 7, 2013


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  3. dj karma
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    windows 8 has all the features 7 had and more
     
    dj karma, Oct 9, 2013


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  4. pajodha
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    windows 7 is better than windows 8
     
    pajodha, Oct 29, 2013


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  5. Notes36
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    Windows 8 boot faster and security features is better
     
    Notes36, Nov 1, 2013


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  6. TRINIRISH
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    Windows 7...
     
    TRINIRISH, Nov 10, 2013


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  7. userhaze
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    windows 7 because all the bugs have been iron out unlike windows 8
     
    userhaze, Nov 10, 2013


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  8. anthony01
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    i think windows 7 is easier then windows 8 but i still like windows xp to
     
    anthony01, Nov 11, 2013


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  9. The Retired
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    Windows 8 is too app based.....they shouldn't have changed it from 7
     
    The Retired, Nov 12, 2013


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    7 all the way. 8 is a bit too complicated
     
    tarini1203, Nov 12, 2013


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  11. rasta420
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    Windows 7 all the way
     
    rasta420, Nov 21, 2013


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  12. KIckUSkUnt
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    Windows 8 is better, its a smaller file that's a plus
     
    KIckUSkUnt, Nov 21, 2013


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  13. ryan123
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    Windows 8 has alot more features compared to windows 7 . However, this means more ram is bring used up there for windows 7 are sometimes quicker simplier and faster
     
    ryan123, Sep 4, 2015


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    windows 7 is better, windows 8 is meant for tablet and phone, not good for computer with mouse and keyboards
     
    Alleycat, Sep 8, 2015


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  15. hemraj098
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    window 8
     
    hemraj098, Sep 8, 2015


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  16. gtr0manc3r
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    i think windows 10 over all is the best choice. but if you are talking 7 and 8, i would say 8 with the desktop mod (bypass the metro interface). It looks just like 7 with the advancements of 8.
     
    gtr0manc3r, Sep 9, 2015


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  17. amarakaash
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    windows 7 is the best
     
    amarakaash, Sep 9, 2015


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  18. IIVandanaII
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    Windows 8 because of the features, and more adaptability. Though their store doesn't carry some apps that you have to download, I would still go with windows 8.
     
    IIVandanaII, Sep 9, 2015


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    window 7
     
    brian20, Sep 9, 2015


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  20. GTCHICKENCURRY
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    From the opinion of an IT Professional, Windows 8 included under the hood settings and configuration needed for a cleaner and more approachable deployment. I usually disable the "metro" style interfaces and etc.

    Windows 7 is still good, don't get me wrong, but eventually they will stop sales and all computers will come with windows 8. Btw, the UEFI lockdown on Windows 8 is a huge plus, no longer will you be affected by spyware that attaches itself via boot, plus it has much more features and direct loading rather than BIOS.

    Windows 10 I'm still testing but it seems to be the right direction since the metro interface is more simplified down and no longer occupies full screen.
     
    GTCHICKENCURRY, Sep 9, 2015


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