windows 10

by zeb 6 Replies latest social current

  • zeb
    zeb

    Do I ever learn! that when they say this is an 'improved' model it never is!

    I downloaded windows 10 and it wiped out my emails and the email account... oh joy.

    I have since removed the 10. Arrgh! and wasted several hours of this evening undoing the lateral damage.

    Time for a large Port and bed me thinks.

  • Simon
    Simon

    As much as I dislike Windows, it's generally pretty good at being safe and *not* wiping things unless you have things in silly places and a weird / possibly corrupted PC in the first place.

    If your emails were only on the local PC and you didn't back them up then it's a huge risk installing a whole new Operating System.

    Seriously, switch to the cloud. Use Gmail. There is little value in having a local email client anymore.

  • adjusted knowledge
    adjusted knowledge
    I upgraded to windows 10 on my laptop with no problem. On my computer gaming system it locked up. Apparently windows 10 wasn't compatible with my graphic card, which was a newer card. My main work computer I like windows 7.1 as windows media center isn't part of windows 10.
  • Witness My Fury
    Witness My Fury

    My only issue with windows 10 is the graphics driver crashing in games etc.

    But this seems to have fixed it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnf6BeviDVc

    I had to change TdrDelay to 10 in the end though.

  • neverendingjourney
    neverendingjourney

    My desktop installed a bunch of Windows 10 updates over the weekend and as far as I can tell it killed my computer.

    It keeps booting up in safe mode. I spent a few hours over the weekend trying to fix the problem, but I gave up. I can't get it to boot up properly.

  • Twitch
    Twitch

    I switched to Win10 over Christmas and haven't had any issues. In fact, I rather like the new GUI; seems they kept the best elements of Win7 and 8.1. Microsoft's browser, Edge, still blows though

    Since i use Gmail, Outlook and Office365 web mail, local email client issues are no thing. As mentioned, a local email client is almost unnecessary nowadays and more a risk for viruses than anything it would seem

    I installed full version onto a new SSD so upgrade issues weren't a problem; I've got everything backed up to externals anyways. I usually take the thing apart for cleaning and reformat system drive once a year anyways. Just cos ima nerd, yo

  • Darkknight757
    Darkknight757

    I downloaded Win10 when it came out as a free upgrade and so far it's been ok.

    2 issues I have are my aspect ratio gets enlarged upon waking from sleep.

    The only other problem is many times the computer doesn't wake up properly and I have to force restart.

    Mother than that it runs ok. Games run smoother and Bluetooth works properly.

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