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I'm trying to decide whether to upgrade to Windows10. The main use for this computer, is sewing/embroidery software, 4D Embroidery. Is W 10 going to run that software satisfactorily?
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After all my searching hither and yon I phoned HUS again--the first call was a blunt "we no loner support 5D but this time knowledgeable person asked if the 5D logo was on the tool bar--it was--she said to remove it and a miracle happened. All the software
now opens and it was that simple! Spread the word! Betty
Can you do a screenshot of what logo you are talking about? That makes absolutely no sense to me.
After all my searching hither and yon I phoned HUS again--the first call was a blunt "we no loner support 5D but this time knowledgeable person asked if the 5D logo was on the tool bar--it was--she said to remove it and a miracle happened. All the software now opens and it was that simple! Spread the word! Betty
Hmmmm, so I'm guessing that I shouldnt even try to put my 3D program on my new Win 10 Dell. Right now, it's still running on XP.
Absolutely do not attempt to use 3D on a Win10 computer. It barely worked on a Win7 computer. XP and Vista are no longer supported by Microsoft which basically means any security updates are not being programmed for installation.
Also, the difference between 3D/4D is that they install in the root directory of your computer. Starting with 5D, the software engineers built the software to conform to Microsoft's library, documents and folder structure. I don't believe 3D/4D installs in the Program X86 directory like all other newer software does.
Hmmmm, so I'm guessing that I shouldnt even try to put my 3D program on my new Win 10 Dell. Right now, it's still running on XP.
There was a Vista patch but I dont know if that will solve your problem. Have you read JoelDare.com website? Also http://www.heirloomsandcomforts.net/home.htm had some tips about updating 3D-5D software.
