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Now says  we may not  have Windows 7 drivers for consumers  new PCs that come with Windows 8 pre-installed  Hewlett-Packard has twice revised its message to customers about downgrading new PCs equipped with Windows 8 to the older Windows 7 in an attempt to clarify its position.In the revision stanley usa s, HP left open whether it would provide drivers to consumer customers who want to downgrade. Previously, the company categorically said it would not offer any Windows 7 drivers to those customers.Computerworld first reported on HPrsquo  downgrade stance Nov. 8. In a now-deleted message on its support website, HP stanley tumblers  had made plain its policy.Windows 7 will not be supported on these new [Windows 8] platforms, and no drivers, apps, or Windows 7 content will be available through HP, the company said. If users choose to downgrade their HP consumer desktop or notebook system, HP will continue to support the hardware but if there is an issue where HP diagnostics are required or it is determined that the loaded software or upgrade operating system is causing the issue, HP may suggest returning the system to the original Windows 8 OS.Some Computerworld readers were furious at HPrsquo  position, going a stanley thermos s far in comments appended to the Nov. 8 story as to swear that they would never again purchase a PC from the company. Downgrade rights mdash; which let customers replace a newer version of Windows with an older edition without paying for two copies mdas Litg IAG and Carnival share prices hit as deadly Ebola virus arrives in Europe
Wednesday 13 May 2015 8:45 pmHansteen sells industrials fund in pound;190m dealBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhat stanley termo sAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailHANSTEEN, the property company cha stanley termos ired by Hambro Bank scion James Hambro, has sold a second batch of UK industrial estates to former Camden Lock Markets owner Brockton Capital.Brockton will join forces with Dunedin Property to take control of the 76 estates in Hansteenrsquo  UK industrial property unit trust II as part of the pound;192m deal. Hansteen launched the second of its unit trust range armed with pound;107m of equity firepower exactly two years ago as a joint venture with Aviva Investors. Hansteen director UK James Havery said it was hugely satisfying to return the cash back to people who invested in the trust with ldquo ignificant out-performance.Yesterdayrsquo  exit comes on the back of the sale of its first industrials fund last November, which was also sold to Brockton for pound;110.5m. The sale will expand the size of Brocktonrsqu stanley taza o  industrial portfolio, which it began building three years ago in a joint venture with Dunedin. It had 115 estates totalling 10m square foot at the start of this year. Brockton is well known for selling its stake in Camden Locks Market to Israeli entrepreneur Teddy Sagi but it also hit the headlines last year with a development of high end residential flats close to Buckingham Palace.FTSE 250-lis