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no way jose, <br />
i keept windows 7<br />
regards
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i want to know if respect <br />
the domain parametres<br />
the outlook files<br />
i have in users machines windows 7 pro, is going to respect the pro version, i mean is going to be windows 10 pro?<br />
regards
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i want to know if respect
the domain parametres
the outlook files
i have in users machines windows 7 pro, is going to respect the pro version, i mean is going to be windows 10 pro?
regards

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sounds good<br />
im going to take the risk
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it is for free the upgrade, im in a company, not personal computer, <br />
later is gona take a charge or its a free benefit?<br />
regards
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it is for free the upgrade, im in a company, not personal computer,
later is gona take a charge or its a free benefit?
regards

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in several users computers are the windows 10 update ready,<br />
what is the risk to go into, i do not want to re configure aplications and the risk of lost data, what can the guys recomend<br />
regards
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in several users computers are the windows 10 update ready,
what is the risk to go into, i do not want to re configure aplications and the risk of lost data, what can the guys recomend
regards

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Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.

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