Windows 8

Now let's see what's compatible.

A day late, but I have had the Windows 8 customer preview edition for the last six months, but should I spend £25 to upgrade or stick with Windows 7, well the easy way to find out is to use the Windows 8 Upgrade assistant download which is free and run it and find out what's not going to work and how much work is required to fix it, I got 8 apps okay and 10 items need review.

Basically Windows 8 is for touch screen or tablet PC, so it maybe better to save £25 and stick with Windows 7 for now.