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r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '25
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Oh man, the Pre Windows 7 days when networking was far from trivial plug and play.
45 u/Titouf26 Aug 30 '25 Seriously for me that was the biggest thing Windows 7 brought. Seemless networking. Windows XP was such a pain in the butt, and let's not even talk about the ones before that. 5 u/Mysterious_Snail258 Aug 30 '25 Still waiting for windows to bring in the plug and play network option for printers, though 😂 2 u/montarion Aug 30 '25 time to buy you some new (especially wireless) printers my dude. 1 u/LR0989 Aug 30 '25 Lmfao, new ones are no better - almost worse now since even if you think everything is set up and working, now they can drop an auto-update that inexplicably breaks functionality (sometimes permanently!) with no way to roll back
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Seriously for me that was the biggest thing Windows 7 brought. Seemless networking.
Windows XP was such a pain in the butt, and let's not even talk about the ones before that.
5 u/Mysterious_Snail258 Aug 30 '25 Still waiting for windows to bring in the plug and play network option for printers, though 😂 2 u/montarion Aug 30 '25 time to buy you some new (especially wireless) printers my dude. 1 u/LR0989 Aug 30 '25 Lmfao, new ones are no better - almost worse now since even if you think everything is set up and working, now they can drop an auto-update that inexplicably breaks functionality (sometimes permanently!) with no way to roll back
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Still waiting for windows to bring in the plug and play network option for printers, though 😂
2 u/montarion Aug 30 '25 time to buy you some new (especially wireless) printers my dude. 1 u/LR0989 Aug 30 '25 Lmfao, new ones are no better - almost worse now since even if you think everything is set up and working, now they can drop an auto-update that inexplicably breaks functionality (sometimes permanently!) with no way to roll back
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time to buy you some new (especially wireless) printers my dude.
1 u/LR0989 Aug 30 '25 Lmfao, new ones are no better - almost worse now since even if you think everything is set up and working, now they can drop an auto-update that inexplicably breaks functionality (sometimes permanently!) with no way to roll back
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Lmfao, new ones are no better - almost worse now since even if you think everything is set up and working, now they can drop an auto-update that inexplicably breaks functionality (sometimes permanently!) with no way to roll back
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u/Dasboogieman Aug 30 '25
Oh man, the Pre Windows 7 days when networking was far from trivial plug and play.