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After this latest update from Microsoft, the screen has resized itself...now reading emails is difficult, as most of the screen is devoted to (A) Listing your email location, and (B) The Email sender, and finally on what's left of the screen ( about 1/3 ) the opened email. So you cannot read one full line across without scrolling to see the hidden section. Also now it frequently is displaying " Sorry we have to shut down, and will restart your computer", It frequently freezes, and I have to press the "ON" button to get it to restart. Not exactly happy with it at the moment. I asked a Techie about it, and he said that it should iron itself out with some new updates....so I guess that this major update was a BETA version maybe????It's changed all my font sizes. My main objection was that it started updating at about 2200 last night, and didn't finish until just before 0100 this morning. Of course, it had the instruction "don't turn off your computer" - next time I might just ignore that. Back to one of my favourite moans - who taught Microsoft how to calculate percentages, as in "update is 84% complete" showing as a message for about 20 minutes?!
Yes, I know the the people you disagree with me, they will be administrators and therefore pc savvy, I do not have the time or inclination to learn how to drive a windows 10 pc, Apple serves me ok
You can't officially turn off updates on windows 10 home version but there is a trick.
Ultimately though to get rid of the bloat you need to re-install windows 10 from scratch every now and then. I do it once a year or so. It's very easy and quick to do using a download to a USB drive. Most times when an update causes grief a new install will work fine.
You’ll be fine for a while, but bear in mind that Windows 7 support stops in February 2020 (or thereabouts) so no more updates - not even security updates after that.I fancy a new laptop but after seeing Windows 10 on the one I bought for the kids homework I will stick to Windows 7 Professional, its good enough for my needs.
Did you mean 1706 or 1803?I get my guys to wipe and re-install Windows 10 using the same 1703 build media - takes about 15 minutes from start to finish including updates on modern hardware with an SSD.
We've had very few problems with Windows 10 since the first major build update came out in 2015 as a result although things do have the odd thing now and again.
Microsoft cannot test on every permutation of install so you have to expect it but it's the same with any software.
However, some of the stuff they do is daft and seemingly done without thinking through the consequences for the average user.
When running as it should, Windows 10 is the best OS yet from Microsoft IMO.
That will work, I will bobble along with Windows 7 for a year which will give me time to check out my options for my next lap top. thanks for the info.You’ll be fine for a while, but bear in mind that Windows 7 support stops in February 2020 (or thereabouts) so no more updates - not even security updates after that.
Kind of what I hinted at, after only ever using PC with Windows it might be time for me to start looking to Apple.All the previous posts confirm my opinion that you have to be an IT professional to drive a Pc with windows b***** 10
Long live Apple!
..I still shudder at c:\format etc etc etc, oh yes I remember the good old days, not!
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