Pete - question from someone who doesn’t really properly understand how computers work or how data is stored…. Can you foresee a time where it isn’t possible to store (for example) all your music on an actual device other than in a “cloud”, or do you think there will always be a way to keep them on, say, an external hard drive…? I’ve got the majority of my older photos on a separate hard drive, but I sometimes think that at some point it might be impossible to connect it to anything where I can view them. I also have thousands of slide transparencies from 45 years ago when I travelled across the US, Australia, and South East Asia - is it even worth digitising them, and if so, what’s the best way of storing the images for future viewing?

Good knowledge Russ.

Dan Agyei would have been for Burnley. Came on in the 88th minute of a game against Liverpool.

The Japanese team (NICT and Sumitomo Electric) achieved an internet speed of 1.02 Pbit/s, fast enough to download all of Wikipedia in one second.

Yep, all backed up.

Sure about that one Bert?

Well I hope you are thorough about back ups with all that music pete.

OI - All my own music is on this pc. I understand how to do stuff, so am loathed to change (again). Too old to be bothered with learning another load of new stuff. I still convert prices to £sd in my head. Can't press a button and quickly delete all that old shite we were taught. It's there for keeps, clogging up the works, along with all the new stuff we have to come to terms with. If I can get away with keeping W10, I will. Thanks for your input.

But you can pay for extended support

Dan Agyei for Stoke also!

I use Windows Classic to make my desktop look like Windows 7 ... my favourite

Bert - cheers 👍

pete - for a while Windows 10 makes a good target, supposedly not supported but still used by many firms and individuals. Microsoft looks bad if there is a major security breach even if they've claimed they stop supporting it so they have a vested interest in it being protected even whilst they nag you to buy a new PC. By now only a few old farts like me (and probably the NHS) use 7 so it isn't really a worthwhile target for hackers.

Thank you Bert and CW!

Standard support for Windows 10 stopped on 14th October 2025.

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Ah, your last, very helpful, thanks.

OI - Yes, agree about XP. I have W10 atm, but am being bugged each start-up to upgrade to W11. My lad, who is far more pc savvy than me, says to stay with W10, but today's note said updates for W10 cease from today. I've also noticed my pc getting more and more sluggish. Crossed my mind updating to W11 might be the right move. My lad's pc knowledge is about 20yrs out of date, hence my original question.

10 is still pretty much supported TS, you'll find you get monthly security updates from Microsoft. I still get roughly quarterly ones for Windows 7.

Patrick Roberts has played for 4 different teams in the Premier League but only in a total of 7 games

Justin Clarke may make first team for Everton at some point, signed last year for U18’s, moved up to U21’s and signed a 3 year pro contract in August.

and Patrick Roberts

Windows 10 isn't supported any more and I can't upgrade my laptop to Windows 11.

Trigger: Leon Chiwome for Wolves ...

Bad Egg: Ryan