Windows 10

Maybe this link will help – http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/windows-10-opinions.

So far I’ve encountered two of my programs that aren’t compatible with Windows 10.

Both are audio editing programs.

If you only use regular programs, it may be worthwhile to change to W10, but before you do, you should make an image of your computer using some kind of software like Acronis. Then if you do encounter problems, you can just put your image back on the computer. It’s like formatting the hard drive but with all of your software already in place. The only thing that will be missing will be any files you created from the time you install W10 until you put the image on. I copy over any directories that might have such files onto external storage.

After you upgrade to W10 you have 30 days to revert back to 7 or 8.1 without reformatting or reimaging

With a four core high speed non magnetic coflacter and after downloading 6S3.4 to your blackberry you should be able to use W10 as a primary core cometandic proccessor.

You’re Welcome

I have installed Windows 10 on three different computers and have had no trouble. The installation went very smoothly, no program fails to work, and the performance is actually better.

I have to salute Microsoft for doing a great job on this.

LF, I just want to say that I agree with you about Windows XP. I loved it. My husband loved it also and we were just too afraid of all the bad reports about Vista (thank goodness we didn’t try that) to switch. Then we bought new hardware that was not compatible with XP anymore and we were forced to look into what was out there. What we found out was that Windows 8(!?) whichever version, is also junk, but Windows 7 is actually pretty good. We switched over to that and, except for a few annoying messages that I get about administrator permissions and such, I am very happy. I have a very nice taskbar and every window that is open shows up down there, not just the pinned ones. They show up all the time and I can just open them with a click. If it’s a running program, it shows up at the end of the line (or is it the beginning). You do have to get used to the pictures on the taskbar rather than any words about what program it is (was it like that with XP???), but other than that, I’m very happy. No problems with running programs at this point. I have the Ultimate version and it’s very good. You should think about that as an option. I’m not sure how long it will take to get any bugs in Windows 10 fixed, no matter how good of a program it is.

I’ve NEVER used updates. SP3 is pretty good. Never needed plugging, patching, ‘fixing’, etc. (except one mini

I am, unfortunately, an IT sort of person. I must deal with whatever Microsoft decides to throw at us. No, not at all impressive.

I live right over here, 12 EDITED . Let me see you or anyone else take control or hijack my computer.

Right on!! My computer, as you can verily see, is still working, not hacked, hijacked, busted or been taken over. No, I don’t and never went for these ‘patches’ thing, that completely takes over your computer and valuable time (please wait… don’t shut off your computer.. wait one hour.. or day..) It’s not broke – needs no ‘fixing’.

One more thing.. Microsoft seemed always to excel in toys and play things.. I remember one of the first products of Microsoft – the (5 1/4″ floppy disk) flight simulator. Years later the very important train simulator.. How I wish they get some serious people, with NORMAL minds into that company. I seem to recall an article years ago, with Mr Gates on the floor plugging a musical keyboard into a computer contraption he invented. Real Chochmah is taking something and making real, practical, useful use out of it.

can we discuss the iPhone upgrade to IOS9? my phone crashed

I upgraded my windows to double hung.

You have to use google’s NON-restranding internal folders to search their perflective files to come up with the software capable of transponding 6S3.4 to your Blackberry’s primary processor.

Also make sure your Blackberry has a four core high speed non magnetic coflacter. The information should be on the back of the phone underneath the battery in the battery chamber.

You’re Welcome again

P.S.: Sorry for the delay I’m not a regular on ysw

Meno,

No, and neither is “cometandic.” I’m waiting for B1g B0y to tell 2scents that he needs to move his brefentic processor to the cloud so he can install the correct flux capacitor in order to install W10 through the tractor beam.

Oh, did I say capacitor? I meant caprachinator.

Now that I’ve been revealed, I would like to thank my fellow computer geeks (and google) for allowing this social experiment to take place. I am a student studying social behavior in an online setting and wished to avoid any possibly non-tznius situations so I turned to YSW.

Thank You

P.S.: I apologize to anyone who was offended or felt wronged please be moichel me.

I’m sorry but I don’t believe it is possible.

I set my taskbar properties to “combine when full” which shows the running programs with their names, not just icons, and even has separate ones for each open file (until the taskbar is full at least). Once you have that, I find the Windows 7 taskbar to be perfect. I love the jump lists of pinned and recent files. Unfortunately, Windows 10 has mutilated this functionality a bit. I have to try out Classic Shell to see if it brings it back to the Windows 7 version.