I have been offered a free download of windows 10. My net knowledge is abysmal. Had months of trouble because I didn't download something essential on my i-pad - in my ignorance I thought of the phrase "if in doubt, do nowt". My one wish is that they would just leave everything alone and stop tinkering.
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I was going to ask if anyone had changed to Windows10.I am undecided,but hubby doesn't take kindly to change on the computer.if I change, I will burn Windows7 to a disk first,so I can reinstall it if I don't like Windows10. I could upgrage on the laptop,but leave the desktop as it is.Sometimes I forget to like posts,but that doesn't mean I don't like them.
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Me too. It ia waiting to be downloaded but I have decided to wait until Sunday a they give you ghe option to choose ghe date as I am attempting to chane Broadbank suplliers tomorrowso connecting new router and so on ! wish me luck..spfrru anboutu tyhping but have 8 year old here for sleepover and it is manic
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I don't use Windows, but have started to look at it for OH's laptop. When we were in Redmond (where Microsoft lives) recently, I was talking to my nephew's wife who works for MS, and it sounds as though Windows 10 is designed to be compatible across 'all platforms' to compete with the compatibility of Apple products. She works on the help desk which they've set up for the Stores - rather like Apple Stores. I didn't get round to asking if they're planning similar Stores over here. However, reading some of the review stuff, it also sounds as though the 'professional' versions at least might become subscription. If you're feeling brave - here are some links which might be helpful. The bottom line seems to be that you have until June/July next year to get a free upgrade from Windows 7 or 8.1. If you're currently using any other version, I think the upgrade is about £95.
"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognise how good things really are. "
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Plant - it might depend on what you're using at the moment. My OH has Windows 7, which isn't too bad, but everyone I've talked to about Windows 8 has been negative about it. I think it fell between two stools in terms of using a keyboard and mouse or a touch screen. From what I can understand (which, to be honest isn't much!) Windows 10 has sorted those problems out. But I haven't tried it, so don't want to pass judgment one way or the other.
"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognise how good things really are. "
(Marianne Williamson)
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