Windows 10 Poll

hans_2

I have upgraded and kept Windows 10

J_B wrote: »

I'm waiting a while for all the problems to be ironed out

What problems ?

Runs great.

kwikbreaks

I have upgraded and kept Windows 10

Done all 4 of my Windows machines (two virtually never used anyway though).
Eventually resorted to using classic shell again though because I'm still a bit of a Luddite.

Big_Graeme

I have upgraded and kept Windows 10

marleyboy wrote: »

Fortunately I stopped auto updates a while ago..http://betanews.com/2015/09/16/microsoft-refuses-to-answer-questions-about-forced-windows-10-downloads/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed+-+bn+-+Betanews+Full+Content+Feed+-+BN

Have just ordered myself an iMac, so I wont have to be dealing with 10.

And you think the free OSX is any less leaky?

marleyboy

I have never upgraded

Big_Graeme wrote: »

And you think the free OSX is any less leaky?

Probably not - but does rule out my trust in MS and their forced upgrades.

Fortunately as it is my choice, anon popping up and questioning how more or less "leaky" it might be, is hardly going to swing my decision.

Gloomendoom

Just upgraded one machine so far, over the top of a clean install of 7. Tried it for a few days but didn't get on with the Start menu so replaced it with Startisback.

Everything now seems to work nicely so I can't see any reason to regress.

GetRealBabe

I have upgraded and kept Windows 10

Hi

I like Windows 10 but changed a lot of the privacy settings. Everything is ok except Cortana not available eventhough all settings are set as UK.

What are the apps like as I don't have a touchscreen laptop?

grumpycrab

I've got multiple platforms. I've done 2 "test" upgrades, one involving a multi-boot system, which upgraded without issues, although I have heard of multi-boot upgrade failures. Not done any clean reinstalls since the 2 upgrades.

RumRat

I have upgraded and kept Windows 10

J_B wrote: »

How about this ....

I'm waiting a while for all the problems to be ironed out and will probably do it before the end of the 'free upgrade' period.
In the meantime, the talk on the street is that it ain't an 'upgrade' - just a change

It's not there, because there are no problems. You shouldn't listen to things you hear on the street, they are rarely correct...

Fightsback

RumRat wrote: »

It's not there, because there are no problems. You shouldn't listen to things you hear on the street, they are rarely correct...

Want to bet on that regarding the NX bit and buggy BIOSes (or W10 detection routines) misreporting even though the CPU supports it and it's switched on causing a no NX support error. Meanwhile DEP working fine and active in W7

First hand experience

RumRat

I have upgraded and kept Windows 10

Fightsback wrote: »

Want to bet on that regarding the NX bit and buggy BIOSes (or W10 detection routines) misreporting even though the CPU supports it and it's switched on causing a no NX support error. Meanwhile DEP working fine and active in W7

First hand experience

No problems.
First hand experience..:p