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Hi Everyone

I have got a DELL laptop to sell in really good condition. This machine would be perfect for general computer tasks just like Document Editing, Surfing the Internet and Watching Videos.

I replaced a keyboard, a power supply and a hard drive for super fast SSD drive. This last replacement particularly makes the laptop very fast in performance and responses. 

Hardware spec:

CPU - Dual-Core Intel Processor

Hard Drive - 120 GB SSD - very fast

Memory - 4GB RAM

DVD - running

Software spec:

Operating System - Windows 10 Home Edition

Microsoft Office 2010

Kaspersky Anti-Virus protection software

The Price is £100.

If you are interested in this computer please contact me 07904607745 or email support@itboxcs.co.uk

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OK the laptop is gone so thank you very much for interest.

Soon more laptops to sell

If you ever get hold of a 32-bit laptop, please PM me.  I need something to run my neg scanner that wont work on current PCs.

I bought my last dell laptop off eBay over 4y ago for just over £100 and still going strong. Give it a try

OK Let you know Pam

You can always try running XP or whatever you need in a virtual machine using for instance VirtualBox

I use that for connecting to various peripherals that don't have modern drivers.

Thanks.  I know there are workarounds but I'm no geek so would take a long time for me to feel confident to do this, plus I would want to back up everything first which I never quite catch up with.  Easier to just set up an alternative station.

And a bit cross that Nikon never bothered to suggest things or write new drivers or refer to alternative software like Silverfast (which costs the same as a clunky laptop if i can find one). That kit cost me £1000 new, now its almost worthless.

Adam: I have the same problem as Pamish and I think it's because my A-D audio converter is designed for 32bit while my new laptop is 64bit. If I load XP into the new laptop will it emulate a 32bit machine, or is 64bit operation intrinsic to the laptop hardware ?

Or anyone ? Marek ?

I'm fairly sure 32-bit over USB - point being its free software so there's little to lose.

Happy to give a half hour tutorial in a local coffee shop if useful.

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