I didn't keep any data or apps and did a more or less clean install from the ISO file. My main browser remains Pale Moon 64, my secondary browser (and E-Mail client) SeaMonkey. She also encountered no problems.Īh, yes, I forgot about the browsers: Edge I don´t like, there I prefer the Internet Explorer (which is still available, it only has no link into the Start menu). My 17-years-old niece likewise updated her older Latitude two days later. I have erased the older Win 7 - backup half an hour later. It can easily be seen that they now have listened to their customers. Microsoft should have done this four years ago. The settings are easily accessible now (too accessible for my taste.), but this is an OS everybody who can operate an Windows - PC will feel at home at once. And the look (businesslike, nearly bauhaus - style) is absolutely according my taste. A big difference I saw in the way the new OS could handle the 2 Tb ESATA - external drive: for the first time fast and without any problems. Performance-wise I could not find a big difference, the machine was fast before. I came from Win 7 Pro 64, and all functions and data were there.
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The Win 7/Win 8 - Quadro - driver from NVidia did work, but they hat a Win 10 - driver (release version) one day later. One driver did not work (of course that of my Logitech trackball), but they already had an according new version. I updated my Dell Latitude in the morning (here in Germany) of 29 July, and this went flawlessly. I have friends that keep saying I should go back to Linux with so much Ham stuff that appears to be Linux based I may indeed end up doing that.
Use what you have to to get the job done. Our day to day computers are Apple MacBook Pro's but it's like the shop where I have a mix of metric and english tools. The usual annoy things where MS puts stuff for nuts and bolts IT types they like to move things around, bury stuff under a second or third mouse click - very annoying.īut it seems to run fine and I think I'll keep it on the laptop. Had to rejoin everything - meh - life is too short for this crap, I rolled it back to 7.īut, the laptop went fine (Symantec was removed with no issues), when she booted back up it had all my apps (not many as I have not had it that long and mostly Ham Radio stuff), kept my wall paper looks like 7 for the most part. still something there that makes Windows thinks it's still around) or if I installed wiping all apps and just leaving my data. The Desktop did not want to install until I removed Nortan Symantec 9 (which was supposed to be gone, went through the reg. Installed on my old Dell desktop and a Lenovo T410 laptop.
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