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Is it possible to run Windows 7 (well) on a Kaby Lake laptop? I'm Getting conflicting information, some sources say it can't be done, others that it can but that it won't work well, others that it will work fine.
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>>59379445
No. Microsoft products are malware which will send all your data the the NSA and the CIA.
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It's not officially supported by M$, but there's nothing stopping you from doing it.
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>>59379503
Ah, thank you. I like windows 7.
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>>59380029
Was it a hassle to install? Does it run well?
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>>59379445
Unless you don't want your battery life to go down the shitter then by all means, use Windows 7.
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It will run fine, it just wont use the new kaby lake cpu features
Windows XP runs perfectly on a haswell cpu
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>>59379445
>Is it possible to run Windows 7 (well) on a Kaby Lake laptop?
Yes, I had it installed on a couple of KabyLake notebooks, and it works flawlessly. Hell, I've seen people online managing to install XP on KabyLake laptop.
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