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I upgraded to windows 10 from windows 8.1. I have no issues with windows 10. Of course, that's because I dual boot that machine and I'm normally running Ubuntu, which runs crisp and clean. I rarely boot into windows. It lays dormant like some ancient beast...Who knows within a year it just might have Ubuntu on it........Yeah it was, I did go ahead and upgrade the Lenovo Yoga 2, I rarely use it (mostly when traveling) and really did hate 8.1 especially the Charms feature which I was constantly accidentally opening up. Besides even with the upgrade the 10 second boot up only went to 15 seconds.Well that was fast!!
Wait a year later. As you know, Windows PC's get ever so slightly upon slower each boot up...that 15 second boot up would have easily been 45 seconds within a year.
There's only one reason I still use Windows...... gaming...... Now I don't do multi-player so all my games are on my PCs otherwise I use Linux. Started years ago with Ubuntu and switched to Mint when Unity came out. I might consider Xbox but I'm not so sure I like them and I would have to buy a new monitor/TV to play so that's more money out of pocket not to mention Kinect........I upgraded to windows 10 from windows 8.1. I have no issues with windows 10. Of course, that's because I dual boot that machine and I'm normally running Ubuntu, which runs crisp and clean. I rarely boot into windows. It lays dormant like some ancient beast...Who knows within a year it just might have Ubuntu on it........Yeah it was, I did go ahead and upgrade the Lenovo Yoga 2, I rarely use it (mostly when traveling) and really did hate 8.1 especially the Charms feature which I was constantly accidentally opening up. Besides even with the upgrade the 10 second boot up only went to 15 seconds.Well that was fast!!
Wait a year later. As you know, Windows PC's get ever so slightly upon slower each boot up...that 15 second boot up would have easily been 45 seconds within a year.
What games do you like to play? I just watched one on Youtube called Until Dawn. Gnarly game. I'm so glad I didn't have to play it, lol. I just like watching someone else do it.Uuummmmm..... Might go with Xbox 360, no need to connect with the internet and has all the games I like anyway. That way I can drop M$ all together...... Ummmmm........
I play FPSs mostly (Call of Duty, etc) and some RTS (Company of Heroes, etc). I don't do multiplayer at all.What games do you like to play? I just watched one on Youtube called Until Dawn. Gnarly game. I'm so glad I didn't have to play it, lol. I just like watching someone else do it.Uuummmmm..... Might go with Xbox 360, no need to connect with the internet and has all the games I like anyway. That way I can drop M$ all together...... Ummmmm........
Whenever I try a new OS upgrade, I like to clone my HD to a new HD and then install the upgrade on the clone, this way I always have my original system unmolested and when the bug fixes and necessary software updates needed to function on the new OS are released I don't have to reinstall the new OS to see if all the problems have been worked out. I install the clone in the Optical drive bay of my laptop while I'm experimenting and don't replace my old HD until everything is working perfectly no matter how long it takes. I do that with both Windows and the Mac.Okay, screw it. The laptop started experiencing random problems, am reverting back to Win 7 for a second time and not going back to Win 10.
i have enough going on to play with it anymore. The update is still on this computer and tries to redownload and reinstall when I try to du updates...... The new Ubuntu DVD is looking more appealing by the minute.Whenever I try a new OS upgrade, I like to clone my HD to a new HD and then install the upgrade on the clone, this way I always have my original system unmolested and when the bug fixes and necessary software updates needed to function on the new OS are released I don't have to reinstall the new OS to see if all the problems have been worked out. I install the clone in the Optical drive bay of my laptop while I'm experimenting and don't replace my old HD until everything is working perfectly no matter how long it takes. I do that with both Windows and the Mac.Okay, screw it. The laptop started experiencing random problems, am reverting back to Win 7 for a second time and not going back to Win 10.
Right now I've been trying out Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, but I can't print using my old printers. Lots of people are having the same problem, part of it is the OS and part of it is the printer drivers need to be updated and the manufacturers are very slow to do it for the small Mac market. When someone posts a work around I try it while I'm waiting for the new drivers, and if it doesn't work, and so far none have, I simply pull out the drive with OS X 10.10 and put my ODD back in and keep using Mavericks until the problem is solved.
Why don´t you get a an image from MS and do a clean setup with it?Actually found out it wasn't completely gone, the tech was able to hide the update. With my frustration with the upgrade over with and some more research I figured out how to make it work (should have known from the beginning).
Update all drivers, back up all personal files, do the upgrade then do a full reset so there's basically a clean OS to work from.
Found out that even with that you still need to do the upgrade first, too many people are having problems doing a clean install without upgrading first, sometimes their security key isn't recognized so they have to reload what was there before then upgrade, then do a clean install. The way I did it is reported as the least problematic method.Why don´t you get a an image from MS and do a clean setup with it?Actually found out it wasn't completely gone, the tech was able to hide the update. With my frustration with the upgrade over with and some more research I figured out how to make it work (should have known from the beginning).
Update all drivers, back up all personal files, do the upgrade then do a full reset so there's basically a clean OS to work from.
okFound out that even with that you still need to do the upgrade first, too many people are having problems doing a clean install without upgrading first, sometimes their security key isn't recognized so they have to reload what was there before then upgrade, then do a clean install. The way I did it is reported as the least problematic method.Why don´t you get a an image from MS and do a clean setup with it?Actually found out it wasn't completely gone, the tech was able to hide the update. With my frustration with the upgrade over with and some more research I figured out how to make it work (should have known from the beginning).
Update all drivers, back up all personal files, do the upgrade then do a full reset so there's basically a clean OS to work from.
