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• upgrade from windows mobile 5.0 to windows mobile 6.0 for the palm treo 750v

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  I managed to solve the problems of blocking Windows mobile 5.0 in palm treo 750v.

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  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

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  (Save the graphic, and then open it using a photo editing software or Viewer to expand to a size more readable)

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  JS
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  6 but if I install, first of all, windows 7 (legally) and subsequently UPGRADE to Windows 8.

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  the PC will be much less 'HEALTHY' after installing 2 operating systems

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  Is it better to install Windows 8 'clean' on new PC compared to the upgrade of Windows 7?

  1. I use, for many years, Windows XP and Office 2003.
  2. Now I'm going to buy a new desktop PC for home use
     (Internet, WORD, OUTLOOK, store a lot of pictures).
  3. I have a dilemma, which OS is better Windows 7 or Windows 8
     as I see many problems in Windows 8, and it seems that the SW is immature.
  4. My first question is: what is your suggestion?

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  5. in case I choose Windows 8, MS will support not me, technically, by phone,
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  6 but if I install, first of all, windows 7 (legally) and subsequently UPGRADE to Windows 8.

  MS will support me.

  Yes, you will have 90 days of free technical support through Microsoft.
  

  7. my second question is: put a time and money aside, concerns

  the PC will be much less 'HEALTHY' after installing 2 operating systems

  so if only Windows 8 will be installed on an SSD again, put in shape

  (just for C = system drive, the data will be on a hard TB 3 second, mechanical

  By car)?
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  Thank you very much

  Adar

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