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Windows 10

Hello Everyone,

I am running windows 7 and planning on upgrading to windows 10.

Any suggestions or gotchas I should be aware for the installation and genral operations.

Or words of wisdom.

Should I bother upgrading?

Thanks,

--Mary

Re: Windows 10

I guess the answer is "it depends". I run Windows 7 at work and Windows 10 at home. Windows 10 is good for touch enabled laptops and home networks. Otherwise, I very much prefer Windows 7 (except for the antiquated IE 11, but you can use Chrome). I find that the tiles that Windows 10 installs are generally useless, and that I have to spend a bit of time creating my own tiles for my commonly used apps.

The nice thing about Windows 10 is that it is continually updated with major operating system changes, not just bug patches. This follows a model more like the Mac.

Brian

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