Thundermax Software Compatibility
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Thundermax Software Compatibility
I have installed a Thundermax ECM on my Street Glide. It works great but I want to fiddle around with the software a bit. Unfortunately, I only have Macs and the software seems to be compatible with Windows.
What are you running the software on? Can I get away with just getting a Windows Tablet or do I have to get an actual PC? Trying to figure out the cheapest way to open this software.
-Mike
What are you running the software on? Can I get away with just getting a Windows Tablet or do I have to get an actual PC? Trying to figure out the cheapest way to open this software.
-Mike
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Probably easiest to get a refurbished PC. Best Buy has new ones for $230 that would probably work. You could also look for used computer stores in your neighborhood and pick up a used one for even less. Just make certain its specs exceed the minimum required for your software. This is help it keep from being obsolete too soon.
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I only ever owned Macs, but wanted something a bit more portable that can stay in my bag at TSA checkpoints.
I bought the Surface Pro 3, small drive because it suits me for travel. The Surface Pro 2 is still a great deal and probably quite sufficient for what you would need.
You could do everything with or without a keyboard and mouse - touch screen.
I am not a big Windoze fan, but they got pretty close to mark with these machines.
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Probably easiest to get a refurbished PC. Best Buy has new ones for $230 that would probably work. You could also look for used computer stores in your neighborhood and pick up a used one for even less. Just make certain its specs exceed the minimum required for your software. This is help it keep from being obsolete too soon.
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