GreekIslandGirl wrote:Now I'm scared!
Not scary, but maybe not worthy to upgrade if you are currently on WIn7.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:Now I'm scared!
Mixcraft wrote:For me Windows 10 has a few teething problems...but then again it was the same with Windows 7 and the sickly 8.1 update.
I have noticed a few subtle changes, one is that the amount of RAM and Processing power used by the system has gone down alot, before I was using around 2.8-3.0GB of my RAM on just the OS, but with Windows 10 thats gone down to around 1.9, maximum of 2.6, which does have a noticeable effect on applications
No need to be afraid of it though, and as for the laptop power that might be your battery or setup either way
And as for edge, thats just IEx under a new name, its terrible so I just deleted all shortcuts and swapped for chrome again
I kind of like Windows 10, I definitely prefer it over Windows 8/.1, but I'd still prefer downgrading back to Win 7 to be honest
kurupetos wrote:antivirus + IE + Win10
kurupetos wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:Now I'm scared!
Not scary, but maybe not worthy to upgrade if you are currently on WIn7.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:kurupetos wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:Now I'm scared!
Not scary, but maybe not worthy to upgrade if you are currently on WIn7.
I have Windows 7 and I barely use any functions. They've e-mailed me to say I am on the waiting list to download 10. They will let me know when my turn has come. Gives me time to think, I s'pose.
Get Real! wrote:kurupetos wrote:antivirus + IE + Win10
Your computing life will actually improve if you throw the computer in the bin.
Lordo wrote:what happened when you installed windows ce and windows me and windows nt on one machine. you got cement.
if you have win 7 you or win 8.1 and you got used to it, you be crazy to install win 10 which is whythey are giving it away.
but gr is right kurubedo chuck it in the bin and follow it in there you will be at home.
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