Is there an advantage in using windows 10 rather than windows 7 ?

>>332378
Well... Win7 support will be done by 2020.

Other than having updates and patches for new 'vulnerabilities', older WinOS are still good and reliable; XP for legacy support, Vista/7 for simple UI

Security, updates, slightly more responsive. Few enhancements with the interface.

Security, but mostly only if you have a TPM, Enterprise version and joined to domain.

if you play games hardcore it does have really good direct X support. So there is that i guess...

>>332378
It's faster in certain games and will continue to do so.

http://www.gamestar.de/artikel/spielen_mit_windows_10,3233944.html

(These are old benchmarks, by now there are more titles which run a bit better on Win10 than on 7)

But you need tools like OOSU10 to make it acceptable.

dx12, i think

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>>332378
i had given up on these 2 old devices (xp x86 only). woundn;t work with win7 x64. work again with win10 x64. friends old brother usb label printer didn't work under win x64 (only had drivers for win x86). works fine under win10 x64.