NO WINDOWS 7 for Verus Pro user's

[Turbo1dr]

video unavailable?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpTCqHijfwY&t=7s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVXS9Va42yg&t=25s

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[Johndave]

I have used windows 7 over 3 years. Using my working experience on Windows 7 it was amazing. Because the most and reliable Windows I have ever used.

[Witsend]

Very impressive especially with the 22" touch screen. Did you ever resolve the issue with the button error or buttons on the Verus that became inoperative? Will it become unresponsive, freeze up, or crash when it has to process the Windows 10 Security Updates that undoubtedly put old pathetic single core and even dual core processors to the test?

[Turbo1dr]

If you're interested in installing Windows 7 on your older VERUS, here is a link to the *How To* video I made: https://youtu.be/6rzdzN8GW4g



As of this date, upgrading to Windows 7 and above, you will loose functionability of the buttons EXCEPT the power button...which still works. I'm not sure if the buttons will ever work with the newer operating systems. I need to take more time trying figure it out. I will put more effort in it later but I've been more focused on getting other things *tuned* in the system to my taste. Personally, I don't miss the buttons at all but it's always good to have everything working as they are suppose too.




If you think the 24" monitor was impressive, take a look at the 46" I have. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6BAvB0nY3c&t=25s

[Bwaldron93]

Any way to reinstall the os system

[Joe Rappa]

The tool is capable or rebuilding itself from an internal image. When you see the tool booting it will tell you to do something (like hitting the S Button) of you want to restore the device. If you do that, it will rebuild it like it was on the day it was born. Depending on the update, it may even reinstall the last version that was on it. If not, hopefully you still have the memory stick that it came on.
Joe