Will you upgrade to Windows 10?

@chiwasaki (4695)
Philippines
October 6, 2015 10:21pm CST
Everyone is talking about upgrading to Windows 10. I am currently using Windows 7 and I am pretty much satisfied with my current OS. As Windows 10 is a pretty new OS, I am expecting a lot of known issues and limitation. I want to test this new OS but I may have an issue downgrading back to my original OS. If you are using Window, are you going to upgrade to Windows 10? Please share your thoughts and experience if you have already upgraded to Windows 10.
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Karen Waterson
@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
8 Oct 15
I have already upgraded awhile ago, and so far no problems. I do like it better than windows 7 or 8.1. It seems to run faster, at least for me it does. I figured if I ever did decide to get a new computer at sometime or other, it would alrady have windows 10 on it, so I am ahead and have already put it on my laptop. I haven't had any compatibility issues that I know of, and for that I am thankful.
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Karen Waterson
@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
8 Oct 15
@chiwasaki I am not sure what the specs of my laptop is, but everything must be working okay with it, as like I said, it has worked flawlessly.
chiwasaki
@chiwasaki (4695)
• Philippines
8 Oct 15
That is good to hear. I want to try this new OS too but probably with a laptop/desktop with higher specs. Some people say that they will create new apps that are both Windows 10 and android compatible, which is really cool.
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Sky
@skysnap (20152)
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7 Oct 15
I already upgraded and found it was not a bad choice. It is just like Windows 7. And in fact the options are easier to access. and things are easy to manage too. that being said you should upgrade with the time when the upgrade is free.
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naruto
@akp100 (13647)
• India
7 Oct 15
That sounds good. Is it same as windows 7? I mean windows 8 was quite different than 7, it was bit difficult to access. If 10 is much more same as 7 than it should be okay for me to upgrade.
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naruto
@akp100 (13647)
• India
7 Oct 15
Well, that will be good for me. Actually I want to update my laptop, but because of my dad I am worrying bit, as he has to learn all things from starting. As you said there are not more differences than I guess I can go for it. Thanks for the information.
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Sky
@skysnap (20152)
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7 Oct 15
@akp100 Same like windows, just have to edit the start menu slightly and the rest looks new but still like Windows 7 underneath. Not much issue like Windows 8.
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buddha3
@buddha3 (1026)
• India
7 Oct 15
I am willing to try it since they say it's similar to windows 7. I love my Windows 7 and have always hated Windows 8. But when I tried downloading 10, I found it was asking me to uninstall some programs that were not compatible with 10. I didn't know what to do and I left it at that..
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chiwasaki
@chiwasaki (4695)
• Philippines
7 Oct 15
I also hate Windows 8 and I am a big fan of Windows 10. There are a lot of compatibility issue and driver limitation with the new Windows 10. Some plug and play units are not compatible with this new OS. Some software need to be uninstalled first as this will not work in Windows 10;
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naruto
@akp100 (13647)
• India
7 Oct 15
Hi Even I am on windows 7 right now. I love to try out new stuffs. Specially in technology I like to see new upgrades. But I am not the only user of my laptop. My dad also using it. And they don't know more stuffs related to laptop and all these. Right now he is used to of windows 7. So this is the reason I never upgrade to windows 8 and now I am not upgrading to windows 10 either. May be in future. Hope so. I am thinking about to buy new laptop so may be on that time.
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chiwasaki
@chiwasaki (4695)
• Philippines
7 Oct 15
I really do not like Windows 8 and I think this OS is just designed for tablets or laptop with touch screens. Some people like it but I really prefer the classic Windows 7.
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naruto
@akp100 (13647)
• India
7 Oct 15
@chiwasaki That's what exactly I felt. Windows 8 was more designed in terms of touch screen tablets and mobiles. They had introduced this os on mobile so that's why they have introduced windows 8 like that. But for PC users they have make it complicated. I haven't seen windows 10 yet, so I can't comment on it more. But hope it is not like windows 8.
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chiwasaki
@chiwasaki (4695)
• Philippines
8 Oct 15
@akp100 I love Windows 7 and I am really having a hard time using Windows 8.but I heard a lot of good feedback about the new Windows 10. I want to test it for myself as well.
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