There are like 3-4 pages of tracking options that you can turn off when you install 10. If you click "express install" that's your own fault. I haven't had an issue with 10 and I feel it runs smoother than 7 did.
There are like 3-4 pages of tracking options that you can turn off when you install 10. If you click "express install" that's your own fault. I haven't had an issue with 10 and I feel it runs smoother than 7 did.
Exactly.
Best part is if you need to reinstall Windows 10, you do not need to enter a key or anything, the servers automatically authenticate for you as long as the motherboard is the same in the machine. Otherwise you gotta call in to verify but that is easy.
Windows 10 is solid, I have no idea what some guys are doing to break it.
As for privacy, well hot damn, now Microsoft knows what kind of porn I prefer, whatever am I going to do?
The assumption of guilt for those who do not have open doors and desks is the hallmark of all Totalitarian governments. Yeah fuck that
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Oh i dont know. Lets ask Martin Luther King
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/1...d-surveillance
FBI's "Suicide Letter" to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Dangers of Unchecked Surveillance
The New York Times has published an unredacted version of the famous “suicide letter” from the FBI to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The letter, recently discovered by historian and professor Beverly Gage, is a disturbing document. But it’s also something that everyone in the United States should read, because it demonstrates exactly what lengths the intelligence community is willing to go to—and what happens when they take the fruits of the surveillance they’ve done and unleash it on a target.
Win 7 and 8 did all the same things, by and large.
When people are on about their privacy in win10 I think about this clip
OP, your hardware is broken. Not Windows 10. The only problem I've had with windows 10 was that my girlfriend's surface pro didn't have good network drivers until about a month ago. Before that I gave her a usb wifi stick and it worked fine. I would have preferred for her to have used internal, but it really wasn't a big deal.
I upgraded to Win 10 a long time ago wasn't even a fresh install just upgraded from 8 only problem I've had has to do with audio drivers and is very minor for some reason when I'm watching a video online sometimes when I pause and restart the video the volume is really load even though windows still say's it's at the same I just have to adjust the volume either up or down and than back to what I want it at and the problem is gone.
Anecdotal evidence at its best.
Windows 10 does run graphically smoother than Windows 7 since it can make a better usage of the GPU at the desktop. It also has a better scheduler, a better memory management and a better driver structure.
Windows 8.1 is also better than Windows 7.
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If you really cared about this, and was nerdy/technical enough, you'd be using Linux/BSD by now.
MS has telemetry working on all their maintained windows versions, it really doesn't make a difference for them. And while this privacy thing is the same for all o them, the actual relevant technical side of it isn't. MS isn't stupid, they're not releasing a new OS that is objectively worse than the previous one in terms of performance.
Windows 7 is an improved Windows Vista, Windows 8/8.1 is an improved Windows 7 and Windows 10 is an improved Windows 8/8.1. It's really simple, they're not redoing their work at every new version of it, they just improve upon the previous one adequating it better for current hardware and current software trends.
Why does those 8 core AMD CPU perform way better under Windows 10 in comparison to Windows 7? Because the OS has a better CPU scheduler that can distribute things between the 8 pseudo-cores better (mainly treating them as hyperthreaded cores but yeah).
Not only this, the entire desktop environment runs smoother. Even scrolling, which is already very good at older versions of Windows, is smoother.
You can say that 5 years of software development didn't change anything, or made a worse product. But you're simply denying reality.