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Originally Posted by Freebase Dali
Wow.
See, that's a huge concern for me, because I use my computer for a lot of things that are constantly updated and changing, and I need my computer to keep up.
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Well you can never tell what's going to happen in the future...
Maybe Microsoft starts behaving all apple-like too...
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I'm thinking of doing a dual-boot with another drive to hold XP 32 bit, but I'll wait and see if Win7 64 has any issues with XP era stuff I still use.
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Allright, I'm a regular visitor of oldversion.com as I like to keep the software I'm used to. So I'm always sceptic about new Windows versions and I've only been using Windows 7 for a year now. I am using all kinds of windowses througout my house so I think I have a pretty clear view on the differences.
Here's the question you could have expected: Why exactly would you want to keep using Windows XP?
I'm guessing soundcards. These are always an issue.
It took me some time to get my ESI juli@ to work with Adobe Audition. I was still using Cool Edit Pro 2.1 with Windows XP and 7 didn't want to work properly with CEP. So my avpc is now dualboot too, but I'm never ever using Windows XP anymore. Everything works just fine with windows 7 but yes, you will probably have to use newer versions of the programs you are using now. I had that problem back in the days when Windows XP hit the market. I had a PInnacleDC30. Good luck getting that to work With XP. Have been running Windows '98 until may 2003
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As far as PC is concerned, 64 bit is already mainstream and everything is going to eventually go that way, with programs being written for 64 bit architecture, and I want to be able to take advantage of that.
I'm the kind of guy that really likes to stay reasonably on top of technology, because most of what I do, and even my career, requires it.
Glad I went PC all those years ago. 
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When you want the freedom of choice, it's a wise thing you've chosen the PC.
I was an MSX guy back then by the way. Only bought my first new PC in 1997
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