Windows 7?

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Windows 7?

Postby wrecker69 » 08. June 2010 15:54

I am curious as to whether the latest version of XAMPP is compatible with Windows 7 Home Premium 64.

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Re: Windows 7?

Postby Radzio » 08. June 2010 15:56

Yes, it works.
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Re: Windows 7?

Postby wrecker69 » 08. June 2010 16:00

Thanks for the quick reply. I am also wondering if I can upgrade to the latest version without losing my WP files.

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Re: Windows 7?

Postby Radzio » 08. June 2010 16:02

"WP"? Sorry, I don't understand.

In general, you can update it freely but keep your configuration files safe as they may get overwritten during update.
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Re: Windows 7?

Postby wrecker69 » 08. June 2010 16:12

Thanks again for the help. I meant Word Press. Sorry for the confusion.

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Radzio wrote:"WP"? Sorry, I don't understand.

In general, you can update it freely but keep your configuration files safe as they may get overwritten during update.
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Re: Windows 7?

Postby Radzio » 08. June 2010 16:17

wrecker69 wrote:I meant Word Press.

Oh, my brain must have become very lazy to not recognize it. :D
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Re: Windows 7?

Postby JonB » 08. June 2010 17:17

You should backup your WP database (incluiding schema), and copy your WordPress folder to a 'safe area' (outside XAMPP).

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Re: Windows 7?

Postby Radzio » 08. June 2010 17:30

JonB wrote:You should backup your WP database (incluiding schema), and copy your WordPress folder to a 'safe area' (outside XAMPP).

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They should be safe. I never experienced data loss after update but making backups is always an important thing to do.
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