Topic: Who has Windows 10? (Read 1957 times)
I do not have Windows 10. I am using Windows 7. I am very satisfied with it. In the future I want to try Windows 10 on my personal computer. Is it better then Windows 7?
Windows 7, in my view still the best, allthough opinions vary 
Still on Windows 8.1 don't really feel the need to upgrade
i have windows 10 and i like it till now
Damnit Bill, this thing is a memory pig.
I have window 10.
but I deleted it
but I deleted it
I have W10
I have it
I have the free upgrades, but I still don't dare to install it.
not yet have but saving money for it 
Just remember if you have win 7 or 8.0/8.1 it's more than likely free.
Some versions of win 8/8.1 Are not free but for more info just google windows 10 upgrade path, that will give you more info.
yes i know but my win 7 is pyratted not original
not yet have but saving money for it
Just remember if you have win 7 or 8.0/8.1 it's more than likely free.
Some versions of win 8/8.1 Are not free but for more info just google windows 10 upgrade path, that will give you more info.
not yet have but saving money for it
I have it on one of my laptops, and so far it's ok to me, much better than win8, but still i prefer win7 over it.
No Thanx. Windows XP Forever. !!! ^^
Still on Windows 7 don't really feel the need to upgrade
I have W10. I do not like it like I do W7 but I like it better than W8
The single biggest advantage to Windows 10 is directx 12 which is from windows 10 onwards. So if your not a gamer there is no real point in upgrading.
However I will point out that the free upgrade is good for 12 months only, after that you will have to pay. So smart money is on doing the upgrade and login using your M$ details so that the motherboard can be linked to your account as the upgrade is tied directly to your board as in if you change your board then no free copy. After that just roll back to your previous os. But because your hardware is now linked to the install you can do a fresh install of 10 whenever you want and it will cost you nothing.
However I will point out that the free upgrade is good for 12 months only, after that you will have to pay. So smart money is on doing the upgrade and login using your M$ details so that the motherboard can be linked to your account as the upgrade is tied directly to your board as in if you change your board then no free copy. After that just roll back to your previous os. But because your hardware is now linked to the install you can do a fresh install of 10 whenever you want and it will cost you nothing.
At the moment I'm thinking about trying it out.
The OS is doing great so far, no problems to report yet but...
The Edge browser is really really buggy! Did the Windows Millennium or Vista team build this browser?
The Edge browser is really really buggy! Did the Windows Millennium or Vista team build this browser?
I tried Windows 10 ( I have OS X and windows 7, so it was something completely new ) and Edge browser is way faster than Google Chrome... your PC is low, maybe?
The issue is buggy not speed, systems gonna get pwnt if they don't patch it up quick. This 64-bit firefox I'm using is quick and bug free, I recommend "borrowing" this code...
Issues:
a) Multitude of screen artifacts.
b) Browser closes on opening various URLs.
c) YouTube/video playback buggy, stuck.
d) Browser refusing to get fresh info; insisting on using cached data even after reload.
Just a few of the many issues I've experienced.
Edit:
MS is good about patching stuff, I'm sure they'll have it working in a Jiffy!
I have to wait until the Oculus Rift is fully supported, which it is not at the moment ( I think).
Out of curiosity, are you a developer, or a gamer waiting for an updated Runtime ?Gamer. SDK/run time 0.7 is out on the 25th so hopefully they will have a fix included in that. I have seen a Win 10 fix floating about if I upgrade (rather than fresh), but I am currently using run time 0.5 due to a problem with AMD cards and extended mode.
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