I amso IR
"Well Yea, Duh"!
- Jul 11, 2015
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My two cents worth, which has been devalued over the past 75 years. I tried Windows 10 and just reverted back to Win 7, as Microsoft said I would be able to do. That, to my way of thinking is the best feature of Win 10. Enough snidery.
I personally don't see Win 10 worth the headaches of trying to figure it out. Perhaps the version which was allocated to me is the problem, but the system seemed to be lacking. It was faster than 7, that I will state. Perhaps I need to throw my three ancient laptops out and shell out $500.00 for a newer computer? (not)! The system just did not have the proper feel for me. Win 10 is far more advanced than 7 in that if it detects an error starting up, it tells you it will attempt to fix that error on the next start up. After two or three restarts it seemingly does just that as it no longer gives you the "critical error" indicator. It does not explain the error. The search feature was hit and miss in that on some starts it functioned and others did not appear or function. Cortina or what ever the personnel assistance name is kept connecting me with web sites when all I wanted was to know where a certain function could be found as the search feature in 7 does. There is no doubt that Microsoft intends for 10 to learn about the users desires and lean towards, gasp, an AI type of interface. I do not need that. Now my lovely bride of 53 years wants to go shopping. TA TA as I will return, hopefully, with more of my feel with regards to 10.
I personally don't see Win 10 worth the headaches of trying to figure it out. Perhaps the version which was allocated to me is the problem, but the system seemed to be lacking. It was faster than 7, that I will state. Perhaps I need to throw my three ancient laptops out and shell out $500.00 for a newer computer? (not)! The system just did not have the proper feel for me. Win 10 is far more advanced than 7 in that if it detects an error starting up, it tells you it will attempt to fix that error on the next start up. After two or three restarts it seemingly does just that as it no longer gives you the "critical error" indicator. It does not explain the error. The search feature was hit and miss in that on some starts it functioned and others did not appear or function. Cortina or what ever the personnel assistance name is kept connecting me with web sites when all I wanted was to know where a certain function could be found as the search feature in 7 does. There is no doubt that Microsoft intends for 10 to learn about the users desires and lean towards, gasp, an AI type of interface. I do not need that. Now my lovely bride of 53 years wants to go shopping. TA TA as I will return, hopefully, with more of my feel with regards to 10.