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Deanna from OlderGeeks here. We tested it on Windows XP, 7 and 10. 64 bit versions of 7 and 10. It works fine. Randy just forgot to add the 7 to the download. Silly Randy. Btw, I used to be a teacher. Used this baby a lot!

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Elly, Myst, SueW, Ed, satrow

We feel probed. If you have questions about our site, ask away. We are knee deep in computer repairs at the moment but we will reply when I can. Btw, we pride ourselves in having a site with no scams, junkware and such. Do we use DuckDuckGo for search? Yes we do because it has no ads either. Do we use Google Analytics to see how many visitors we have and how Google is crawling us? Yes we do. Do we use the official Pinterest script so Pinterest users can easily pin a picture? Yes we do. Do we use the official Paypal script to have a donation button? Yes we do. Do we have evil plans to close our store at lunch so we can steal your robot plans? No we don’t.

-Randy and Deanna

OlderGeeks.com

Mount Vernon, MO

Now here is a site we suck at keeping up to date. http://www.homecomputerrepaironline.com/

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Morty, woody, SueW, AlexEiffel, Noel Carboni, abbodi86

So here’s a question… we have many users who we backed out of the bad updates and turned off their updates until they hear from us. If they turn those updates on, will Windows try to go ahead and immediately install the bad update or will it stop that one and install the new one.

FYI… we have had a few cloudbooks this week that presented no blue screen but simply boot looped on auto repair. DISM removal of package KB4074588 fixed this issue. Moral of the story… not every computer will show inaccessible boot device.

Thanks, Susan! How nifty is that?