Inspired by this thread, I upgraded my 13-year old Mesh from 7 to 10 a few days ago for free. It's a bit slow (it has a very old hdd in it, not even SATA, as the SATA controller packed up several years ago). I had a minor glitch when it installed the MS basic video driver because there is no Windows 10 one available. I did a bit of googling and found that the Windows 7 one worked OK for most people, so I downloaded and installed that, and it seems to be fine.
Given the rate of apparent advance in computing over the last few years, I was surprised and delighted that such an old machine was able to accept and run Windows 10. It started life as a Vista machine!
Last edited by: Mike H on Sat 29 Feb 20 at 15:16
|
Windows 10 PnP? new
Windows 10 PnP? new