Nice...looks like Vista / XP are almost gone.  I know a few who still use XP...

boylerya
Of course this is the case when users are practically forced into Win10.  They are deceptive liars that cannot back their word to customers.

I wouldn't call it that. I'd prefer to say they want to spend money to eventually only take care of one operating system.

I hate forced upgrades...and I hate having to turn on "Metered connection" to avoid it..
 
And the menu still sucks....I'm glad i found an addon that makes it like the win 7 start menu
 

I have been using windows 10 long before the public release first surfaced
that is only because I am on the test team as a developer
 
 
i install 10 versions clean all the time  this way i do not have to worry about baggage and problem
 
1803 is actually rather good and its has been sold with the typical office applications
 
not many games on my incompatible list
 
 
 
 

rjohnson11

boylerya
Of course this is the case when users are practically forced into Win10.  They are deceptive liars that cannot back their word to customers.

I wouldn't call it that. I'd prefer to say they want to spend money to eventually only take care of one operating system.

I do not see how that factors in aggressive upgrades that have been changed to be a bit more lax since the initial launch.  But their customer service is atrocious considering they sold me on a specific version for standalone PCs so I could avoid specific updates only to be sold the wrong version.  They sent me another after I returned that copy after being told they would send me the proper version only to receive the same exact thing.  Then they treat me like I am being ridiculous and unfair because I am not receiving what I was sold over the phone, and proceed to tell me they will not follow through with providing me the version I was told they could provide me; the basis for my purchase.  In the end they wasted my time and money to an unacceptable extent considering I have to install the OS to find out what version they sent me, and their attitude and stupidity was the poorest customer service I have ever encountered beating comcast hands down.  It is a reflection of their devotion to their customers by hiring people that do not care about customers, and a lack of intelligence to make any effective decision making or reliable statements to their customers.  They are so lucky that their only real competition is linux and MacOS.  Also I hate how the Win 10 OS is in control whereas Win 7 the customer is in control, a reflection of their change in practice to be power mongers with no consideration of customer needs.  If they upgraded Win 7 to have DX12, improved compatibility, and features that are easily customizable to be outright removed at the customer's preference; their customer satisfaction would skyrocket pertaining to user experience with their OS.  Win 10 is a failure by eliminating customer control in certain areas.

I actually went back to Windows 8.1 on my computer LOL 
 
With Startisback installed it's perfect so far. 

Well enjoy being in the stone age, windows 7 is an outdated sloppy mess of an OS, and 8.1 is just less user friendly. 10 doesn't have it's market share thanks to forced updates, Jun 17 showed that a year after the free upgrade it was only at 38% meaning we replaced 7 by choice.

agree only reason i will go win10 in near future is dx12 nothing else.

kram36

candle_86
Well enjoy being in the stone age, windows 7 is an outdated sloppy mess of an OS, and 8.1 is just less user friendly. 10 doesn't have it's market share thanks to forced updates, Jun 17 showed that a year after the free upgrade it was only at 38% meaning we replaced 7 by choice.

Wrong, Windows 7 is solid and if it wasn't for DX12, I would still be on Windows 7 right now.

7 looks outdated, and it runs poorly compared to 10, its getting bloated, isn't as well optimized, and its interface isn't as appealing anymore, except for its support of older computers like Pentium 4 or Athlon 64 to still use for the very improvished so they at least have internet access windows 7 is all but worthless junk.
 

Yeah I don't like that Win10 is a one size fits all OS from desktops to mobiles but I guess it's a sign of the times we now live in. I do like the sharpness and the cutting edge look. The straightness somewhat reminds me of the old days at the same time. I wish I could've had more time with Win7 but I held onto WinXP far to long.
But on onwards ... the only detection is forward.

One thing that I despise is the "Windows is a service" so at lest I get to own the dusty hardware.
But the question is is Windows 10 the end all ... the last Microsoft OS? As Micro$oft had stated a couple of years ago. Or they just going to keep changing it under the hood well past the point of what it started as but keep the 10 fixed to the moniker?