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ReverendSupreme t1_jd548zt wrote
I used to work in a hospital and some of our analysers ran Windows Vista as the OS. We followed the same principal, never put them on the network, all interfaces must be via RS232.
Mo0kish t1_jd54pl5 wrote
Windows "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" Vista edition.
android_pancake t1_jd56njy wrote
Its never about the weapon but how the warrior uses it...
Remarkable_Common220 t1_jd5qy6f wrote
I run a cnc machine that uses Windows 95
Solidus-Prime t1_jd7wweu wrote
I see this all the time in manufacturing. A lot of places still have machines running Vista and even XP. I JUST upgraded a Win7 machine not even an hour ago.
Giant pieces of equipment will come with consoles or computers that have these old versions of Windows on it. Said piece of equipment costs $100,000. Said piece of equipment WILL NOT work with any other console or computer. These businesses are not going to spend thousands and thousands just to upgrade Windows when the equipment still runs 100% completely fine.
You can still find replacements for these systems on EBAY and stuff too. When one dies it's faaaar cheaper to buy a 15-year old console on EBAY for $6,000 than it is to spend $100,000 on an entirely new machine.
It really is common sense from the owner's end when you think about it.
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GomiBasuraSpazzatura t1_jd7nybd wrote
Hey man, if it aint broke, don’t fix it suggest replacing some part that doesn’t need replacing for another year minimum and charge multiple service and diagnostic fees.
Railman20 OP t1_jd7yiib wrote
I see people say never put vista on a network, what happens if it's put on a network?
ohfour t1_jd52pc3 wrote
A system that is working correctly is best not disturbed. Just don't plug it into a network and it'll do fine.