How to Prepare for the Last Day of Support for Windows XP
Part 1 of 2:
Planning to Get Out of XP
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Make sure you have the enough system requirements to upgrade to Windows 7 or 8. If not, upgrade your system (RAM, hard drives, processors,etc.). If yes, proceed to the next step. -
Have enough money to buy a legitimate copy of Windows. Don't try to use an illegal copy of Windows. It only costs $199 or approximately P8,000 because I live in the Philippines. -
Upgrade computer peripherals that support your choice of Windows OS. -
Back up important data to a USB, external hard drive,etc. -
Make sure your schedule has lots of free time because the installation will take some time.
Part 2 of 2:
Taking The Action to Get Out of XP
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Upgrade the computer yourselves or ask a friend or a relative who knows how to upgrade computers. If you don't have a friend or relative who knows how to do this process, just bring your computer to a computer shop to upgrade the computer. -
Reinstall programs and drivers from the Internet or through its Installation CD. -
Regularly download and install updates to make your computer faster. -
Buy a new computer with Windows 7 or 8 if your computer is very very old. -
Finished.
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