I like Windows 10 and find it fast and stable. I lack a few days in having it for a month, and I'm planning on keeping it. I had a couple of problems that were solved with updates. I liked Windows 7, but Windows 10 appears to be more friendly. Microsoft appears to be trying hard to make sure everyone is happy with Windows 10.
I have two laptop PCs one is quite powerful and converted without a hitch from W8 and seems very reliable and quick. I didn't expect too much from my old one, I just wanted to see what would happen. If anything it's put new life into it. It had been W7(originally XP iirc) and went to W10 also without a hitch and is running better than ever.Is it a resource hog?
I don't want to upgrade my aging computer just yet, so I'm currently sticking with 7.
Is it a resource hog?
I don't want to upgrade my aging computer just yet, so I'm currently sticking with 7.
The only problem that I've encountered so far with Windows 10 is that my Firefox browser is extremely cumbersome and slow to load. Chrome works quite well with it though.
I bought a brand new laptop with Win10. I fear rebooting because it is flaky. Sometimes it takes multiple reboots to get it right. And it's Windows so rebooting is a primary ways to fix Windows.
"Have you tried turning it off and on again?"
http://youtu.be/nn2FB1P_Mn8
If you never have seen the show "IT Crowd", you are in for a treat especially if you are geeky.
Of course Windows is pushing McAfee for security. A number of windows versions back I bought into it. It never seemed worth it.
Anybody got thoughts on it here? Are you using it with Win10?
It does seem to do updates every time I reboot it take out of hibernation. Perhaps it's getting more stable.Thanks for the laugh on the video.
Have you had your laptop long enough to get several Windows updates? I never had a reboot problem, but I did have several minor problems that were solved with updates. Most of the major updates come out on Tuesdays.
Avast, me matey.I use the pay version of Avast Internet Security (combination anti-virus, firewall, and anti-malware). It has served me well. I think it cost $70 for two years - up to three computers. I haven't used McAfee in years, but it might be great. I try to read reviews on Softpedia before I spend any money. I started liking Avast products after using the free version of Avast anti-virus for a couple of years. Avast is easy to use and doesn't require tons of settings. I hope this helps.
Many of you probably took the free offer to upgrade to Windows 10. I went from Windows 7 to Windows 10, and I'm glad that I did.