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Question: Can I downgrade to Windows 7
Document: Awesome laptop for the price! Not the fastest or prettiest in the world, but will work for Office spreadsheets and web surfing. Very light too. Screen looks great and the battery life, if it does last as long as advertised is incredible.Didn't come loaded down with unnecessary programs, very bare bone system. Very pleased with that!Installed Classic Shell to make the Windows 8 Metro &#34;experience&#34; go away. Now it looks and feels just like Windows 7.
It's got the new N2830 Baytrail processor. It's cheap, it's fast enough, and most importantly (to me) it's fanless. The marketing didn't even mention this. I couldn't even find out whether it had a fan or not without reading another amazon review (thank you reviewer).There are a couple similar windows laptops being released by competing brands also with the N2830 processor. Toshiba's version only has 2GB memory.
It's sad that a new product put into consumers hands can't handle the included operating system (Windows 8.1) and if it struggles just to open the Microsoft Office Suite I don't see how this machine could be worth anyone's time, unfortunately. **Again, please don't let the low price fool you. You are paying for a slow, low-end laptop which struggles on the most basic tasks.
I'm surprised at how slow this laptop is. I'm definitely going to do away with Windows 8 and see if that won't help speed it up a bit.I click on an email and it takes a couple of seconds to open. Makes me wonder if I opened the email correctly to begin with,  that how slow it is. And not having a CD drive doesn't help. You can't download anything that might help troubleshoot what might be making it so slow
Dell is providing the best laptop you can buy for the price you pay. I looked for an affordable laptop as and I found this Dell laptop. I am very pleased with it. It is not as good as the more expensive laptops, however for the price I consider it the best buy. The windows program is the same as on the other laptop I use but it operates different from what I am used to on the Dell (maybe that's because I deleted most of those extra apps).
OS. Windows 8.1 is far, far better than Windows 8.0. If you already have 8.0, then you should update/upgrade it to 8.1. I love using it, and my kids love the tiles. PLUS, I love 8.1's Family Safety feature. I can control how much my kids can be on the computer and what days. Additionally you can also filter what kind of web they are browsing.
As of this writing, the price direct from Dell is much lower than at Amazon, especially if you opt for Dell's financing. A fully functional windows 8.1 15.6&#34; laptop costing in the low $200s is mind blowing. Part of the $ savings derives from the lack of an optical drive or touch screen.There isn't much to say. I've had it for about 2 weeks, so I can't judge durability.
The computer is great, the Windows 8 is awful. Went from XP to this for obvious reasons. Dislikeit a lot. It's very hard to move the cursor around on the screen without the sidebar and time constantlypopping out, and while I'm typing my hand brushes something on the keyboard that makes the zoomchange so I'm having to go to settings to put it back on 100%.I knew it when I purchased the computer but it doesn't have a DVD/CD option if you need one.
The pad works fine for normal taps, but the keys clikc with the loudest, cheapest tone I have ever heard from a trackpad. My wife also hates it, but unless you are dragging and dropping things (like when you rearrange tiles on windows 8 or set the system up) you can easily get by with just simple left clicks using the pad itself. Really overall a solid basic computer. If you really don't do much with disks or care so much about the mouse, then I would higher recommend it.
These are smaller and more portable, but have small hard drives and Chrome OS, which can be hard to develop on.I ran windows once, and got the licence using the magical jelly bean keyfinder, and then quickly erased it, disabled uefi and installed linux mint xfce. Everything is going good. I get around 7000 score on octane benchmark. This is a very good score for a fanless. Dell's Venue tablets score in the 4000s. Samsungs fanless chromebook 2 gets around 6000 i believe.
Answer: Yes you can. But if its the start up menu you hate there is a free download on cnet.com to get the 7 interface up i think its called windows 7 start menu