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Prob best total upgrade. New machine altogether. It seems like I upgrade every 3-4 years. How people make them last 10 is beyond me :D but then again. I am unlucky. I had a pc blow because of a power cut. £600 down the drain :(
Are you using XP or win7. Do you own an original copy? If so you can upgrade for £50. Why do you want Windows8 ? Just wondering... I would find someone that has it and try it for yourself before deciding on getting it I am just building a PC to go under my TV. I ordered this case. Powercool HTPC-006 Aluminium HTPC Desktop Case w/ Remote - Cases - Large Image from A One Distribution Had to be specific in size to fit in the space on the tv stand... :D |
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I have XP, Restless. I was a little worried that it won't be supported for security updates after next April but someone said if I carry on using Norton that will cover me. Is this so?
The XP came with the PC(Dell) so I have(somewhere) the original info. You obviously have mixed feelings about Windows 8. Why? I just thought to get the latest Windows, take advantage of BT Infinity and get something a little faster a new PC( or laptop) might be a good idea. After all 8 years is very old for a computer. And now I've started looking??? |
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Do you need the extra speed you should get with infinity?
Don't confuse internet speed with PC speed. You might be assuming web pages are slow because of your internet connection but it could be your PC that is being slow. If not then why pay more money for something you may not use? |
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But it's a 'toys for boys' thing! Once you start looking at bigger, better, faster you lose common sense. At the moment the cost of a new computer is holding me back from doing something hasty! |
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New pc. Change choice of virus killer (Norton sucks for resource hogging) it's about time I think. You don't really need infinity right now and in time it will be cheaper
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I hate all this upto in broadband speeds its a con. They should install it and if you only get 2Mb then they should charge you less. Why should people pay the same money for vastly different speeds just because of the poor BT network? As for Sky on demand - can you start watching an on demand program instantly or do you have to wait while it downloads? With virgin you just find it in the list, click play and your watching it in a couple of seconds just like youtube on a pc |
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It will keep asking if you want to upgrade to a paid version, just keep selecting the option for the free version. I use it on all our PC's and have not had a virus problem since starting to use it. I think it was Accyman who recommended it 4 or 5 years ago. |
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I use the McAfee Net Guard which is free with infinity
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I used to be a McAfee fan and it was all I used. In my opinion it went the same way as Norton, I was a Norton fan before Mcafee
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