It is finally time to either swim or sink with W10 while it is still free.
What really bother's me is that I've done some more research and reading of different articles and such and it seems that Microsoft still has not debugged it's W10 download or the operating system completely yet?
Also I do not own a cell phone or smart phone or etc and neither do I have a touch screen. So what would I really gain from changing my W7 Pro 64bit operating system to W10 Pro 64bit?
Here is just one of the latest articles concerning recent W10 problems... Windows 10’s broken fall update removes user-installed applications without asking first.
November 25, 2015
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They say in this article that AMD graphic cards are or will be a problem for W10 and that is what I have for a graphic's card???
Quote... Second, Microsoft’s “solution” may well make the problem worse. AMD’s graphics cards depend on the Catalyst Control Center (or the brand-new Radeon Crimson software stack) to function properly. Remove those applications and you can still load a basic video driver, but you’ve locked the end-user out of all of AMD’s advanced options for controlling monitor settings, 3D applications, or video color and stability controls
One more article... What’s the Deal with Windows Update?
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Quote... In Windows 10, updates are mandatory and more automatized than in previous Windows versions. Some Windows 10 editions include the option to defer upgrades for a limited time. Security updates however are excluded from this option; everyone receives them automatically.
Meanwhile, Windows 10 Home users have to deal with all updates and upgrades being downloaded and installed in the background, often combined with a scheduled reboot. Security patches, new features, and settings changes are force-fed alike, some bordering bloat- and adware. The only time when updates won’t auto-download is when the device is on a metered connection.
So I'm still on the fence about this system change and just wanted to get some more recent opinions from anyone here who has upgraded to W10.
Thank's![Neutral](https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_neutral.gif)
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What really bother's me is that I've done some more research and reading of different articles and such and it seems that Microsoft still has not debugged it's W10 download or the operating system completely yet?
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Also I do not own a cell phone or smart phone or etc and neither do I have a touch screen. So what would I really gain from changing my W7 Pro 64bit operating system to W10 Pro 64bit?
Here is just one of the latest articles concerning recent W10 problems... Windows 10’s broken fall update removes user-installed applications without asking first.
November 25, 2015
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They say in this article that AMD graphic cards are or will be a problem for W10 and that is what I have for a graphic's card???
Quote... Second, Microsoft’s “solution” may well make the problem worse. AMD’s graphics cards depend on the Catalyst Control Center (or the brand-new Radeon Crimson software stack) to function properly. Remove those applications and you can still load a basic video driver, but you’ve locked the end-user out of all of AMD’s advanced options for controlling monitor settings, 3D applications, or video color and stability controls
One more article... What’s the Deal with Windows Update?
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Quote... In Windows 10, updates are mandatory and more automatized than in previous Windows versions. Some Windows 10 editions include the option to defer upgrades for a limited time. Security updates however are excluded from this option; everyone receives them automatically.
Meanwhile, Windows 10 Home users have to deal with all updates and upgrades being downloaded and installed in the background, often combined with a scheduled reboot. Security patches, new features, and settings changes are force-fed alike, some bordering bloat- and adware. The only time when updates won’t auto-download is when the device is on a metered connection.
So I'm still on the fence about this system change and just wanted to get some more recent opinions from anyone here who has upgraded to W10.
Thank's
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