Windows 8.1 pro with cs6 masters. or should i stick with windows 7 pro?

i am building a new pc and considering using windows 8.1 pro with cs6 masters. has anyone had any issues or should i stick with windows 7 pro?

Hi Tedm,
Please check the system requirement for CS6 Master Collection in the below mentioned link.
System requirements | Adobe Creative Suite 6
For more info or clarification you can contact our chat support as well : Adobe - Contact Support – Download and Installation
Thanks!
Eshant

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Thanks for correcting my quote/unquote quotes. Yes you are right. Not a very good use of them. I took time out to look at your photos. Very nice. I also play around with photoshop on my ladscape and fine art photos when I am not trying to make a living (that is paying my mortgage, sending kids to school buying food etc). I exhibit these in galleries and enjoy the luxury of spending the extra time on them - they even sell occassionaly.
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