I have found this interesting video about setup of system from 0 to full working and playing:

YOUTUBE Countdown OS 4, only 9 minute

Watch it and if somebody can install faster and set up one WINDOWS with one program on PC faster than this one with full working.


ENJOY

lol.... using the words “countdown” and “OS4.0” in the title is a dangerous thing to do around here considering all the Ketron threads that are running.

Anyway.....

Yeah, that was quick.

Regards
James

Hi Magica
What relevance has this to a typical keyboard player, this should all be done at the factory so that you can just switch on and play?

If you want to be safe from an unlikely crash, you just create an image of the drive and re-load it if required, and is a lot less hassle then set-up from new.

Bill

Yes James you are right.
My mistake in name of topic.
But anyway I like that name of topic.

So fast full set up or upgrade as that is I did not have also on standard keyboards.

That is really fast also for them. But what is interesting is that for PC I need couple days to set up well. Here are only 9 minutes.

Anyway set up is really fast even if you use true image files.

Yes Bill also you are right. Main setup is coming from factory.

This is more like changing OS Windows XP to Windows 7 and set it up and include all new programs.
In our language mean that "changing from old keyboard to new". But here is hardware same

Sorry maybe you didn't pick up on the humour because of the language barrier. I was just being funny and joking because of the never ending count down Ketron have been running since before Christmas.

Nothing wrong with your thread title at all. I just found it funny.

Kind Regards
James

Wasn't the OS4 I had in mind - mines the mythical one from Ketron that takes 4 months to load on, anyway I watched the YOUTUBE and turned it off about 5 mins in, got bored, it’s was like watching paint dry. Bit more exciting though. I didn't take offence to it. Every dog has his day and mine will come, we'll I think so!

Tony


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