I have Windows 8.1 and am satisfied with it, and now that Windows 10 keeps asking me to install it there is no way that I will willingly replace 8 with 10. But I know that at some point my PC will die and I will have to buy a new one with 10. I will never pay Mac's prices. Never.
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get rid of the "cookie"
you will have to go to installed WINDOWS" updates to remove the cookie. you can find the update labeled "GWX" which some clever "Microsoft clerk" labeled it. (GET WINDOWS TEN). after you find the offending update simply right click your mouse on it and uninstall it. good luck and hope this helps.
you will have to go to installed WINDOWS" updates to remove the cookie. you can find the update labeled "GWX" which some clever "Microsoft clerk" labeled it. (GET WINDOWS TEN). after you find the offending update simply right click your mouse on it and uninstall it. good luck and hope this helps.
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Hi Guys
If you are concerned about the Privacy issue that Microsoft/the news mentions in regards to Windows 10, you know you can always disable/turn them off > http://hideref.org/?http://www.tech...y-default-heres-how-you-can-protect-yourself/
Have a Great Weekend Everyone.
:cheers:
If you are concerned about the Privacy issue that Microsoft/the news mentions in regards to Windows 10, you know you can always disable/turn them off > http://hideref.org/?http://www.tech...y-default-heres-how-you-can-protect-yourself/
Have a Great Weekend Everyone.
:cheers:
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I am a fan of Win10 and look forward to the Anniversary Update this summer. Lots of goodies -- including BASH!
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A year later and I'm actually back to Windows 7 on my personal computer. Once set up, I like it more even though setting it up is a bit more work.
Having recently rebuilt or replaced all the computers in my household, as well as helping some friends out with their PCs, I find Windows 10 to be much easier to support and maintain.
Having recently rebuilt or replaced all the computers in my household, as well as helping some friends out with their PCs, I find Windows 10 to be much easier to support and maintain.
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I'm not a big fan of Windows 10 but can't downgrade it to 7 as no drivers exist for some of the hardware.. I've got the software I like to use on it though...
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It is a bit different. My main reason for keeping Windows 7 on my personal computers is less that and more the fact the OS just isn't as refined. Multiple control panels, an incomplete interface, various glitches... I think they're moving in the right direction but I'll wait this one out and see what the next version looks like. However, as stated, it's so easy to maintain and support so I typically put it on computers I build for family members and friends. Also, for me personally, Windows 7 is just much more pleasing on my eyes and that's important because I spend a lot of time looking at my computer's display.
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Well last night my laptop died on me and so I am now playing with a shiny brand-new laptop with Win 10 - a couple of hours ago I was pacing the carpet and pulling my hair out but things have improved and I think I might get used to it quicker than I thought.
One major initial problem was that I just couldn't get all the bookmarked website to migrate across - I think that's sorted now but I still have to go into each folder and re-organise them as they have all defaulted to alphabetical order. I had some issues getting the mouse settings adjusted from a Win 7 to Win 10 OS... it was much to fast an far too sensitive
One major initial problem was that I just couldn't get all the bookmarked website to migrate across - I think that's sorted now but I still have to go into each folder and re-organise them as they have all defaulted to alphabetical order. I had some issues getting the mouse settings adjusted from a Win 7 to Win 10 OS... it was much to fast an far too sensitive
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Welp, as of this past Friday, Windows 10 is no longer free. Hope everyone who wanted it but not bad enough to spend over $100 (over $200 for Pro) got it.
FWIW, it won't be until October of this year that OEMs are to stop shipping new machines with Windows 7 meaning for a good minute, you can still go out and buy a Windows 7 system brand new.
FWIW, it won't be until October of this year that OEMs are to stop shipping new machines with Windows 7 meaning for a good minute, you can still go out and buy a Windows 7 system brand new.
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I don't see anything wrong with windows 10 at all--its the most stable version of windows out there and runs smoothly--I think a lot of this nitpicking windows 10 is its Microsoft but if don't like it go to Linux and try it--and trust me its not easy to use-- drivers don't install automatically for most stuff you have to manually install them yourself and hope it works in that version of Linux
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I do not like window 10.
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In regards to my last post here, I noticed a few days ago that the Windows 10 installer still accepts Windows 7 product keys not previously used for Windows 10 and on systems that never previously ran it. This was with booting the computer from installation media and performing a clean install. I have not tested an upgrade install performed from within 7 SP1 or 8.1.
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