For Sale Dell Inspiron 2320 PC

Darren

Darren

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This is a pc i used for office work on the odd occasion, it is no longer needed here are the specs:

Ram 4GB
CPU Intel 13-2100 CPU running at 3.10GHZ
900GB HDD
Windows 10

today i installed a fresh copy of Windows 8.1 then i did an upgrade to Windows 10 so the PC is nice and fresh.
The Windows 8 CD and key are included, the pc was originally windows 7, the Windows 7 key is on the back of the pc but there is no disk.
The screen is a touch screen and it comes with a blue tooth keyboard and mouse.
After installing Windows 10 the Keyboard, Mouse, Sound and built in WIFI are all working fine.
The pc is not really for gaming but is a great office pc and because it is all in one doesn't take up much space.
I am looking for £200 for the pc.

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wmrcomputers

wmrcomputers

Stafford PC & laptop repair specialist
Personally I'd install Windows 7 using the genuine key then do the upgrade to 10. That way you'll keep yourself another genuine copy of 8 for another PC.
 
Darren

Darren

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Hi thanks for the advice, i do have another copy of Windows 7 when they came out i grabbed two copies :)
 
wmrcomputers

wmrcomputers

Stafford PC & laptop repair specialist
Correction - I'll definitely have it please. Already looked up the spec and it's perfect for what I need it for. :)
 
Withnail

Withnail

Well-Known Forumite
wmrcomputers said:
I'll be installing it with Windows 7. :up:
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Given that this is a small corner of a foreign field...

Have you 'beef' with 10?

I'm holding back until a bit before June, but only really because i CBA to go through the whole rigmarole of changing this that and t'other.

A small part of me *thinks* that by June all creases will be ironed out and ting.

Are there reasons why a 7 install trumps all?
 
wmrcomputers

wmrcomputers

Stafford PC & laptop repair specialist
Sorry withnail, didn't want to cause that confusion - I LOVE Windows 10. Download it now, you really must :)

My reason why I will want to install Windows 7 on this machine (hoping it's not sold) is due to it being used for a specific piece of software that will run fine on 7 (this machine has a product key attached for that) and I dont need any snazzy extras like 10 offers. Therefore I thought it would make sense for Darren to keep hold of his Windows 8 licence as he'll be able to use that on another machine if he ever wishes to do so.
 
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