Fuck this, going back to 8.1 I think, its forced a driver update on me that I didnt want and now neither wifi or bluetooth work reliably. Connects, about a minute later disconnects automatically...
Already fixed it, deleted their driver, installed the one on the DVD included with the wireless card.
Re: Who's upgrading to Winodws 10 on day one? raised on mellenium and xp, the 2 worse systems to come out of microsoft. i work and game on 7 and i know it like the back of my hand. my schools also switched to windows, and they all have 7 pro so yay!
Re: Who's upgrading to Winodws 10 on day one? You cannot be serious. - - - Updated - - - Explorer crashed, again, only fix is restarting. I said fuck this, am now using PowerShell as my primary interface. I want my Win7 back, but I'm too lazy to roll back and I know I'll need 10 eventually.
Re: Who's upgrading to Winodws 10 on day one? I had a huge explorer crash issue in 8.1, now fixed in 10. My suspicions lie with old installs, since 10 was a new one but 8.1 was an upgrade.
Re: Who's upgrading to Winodws 10 on day one? I did upgrade from 7. Not reinstalling though, doesn't happen that often. And PowerShell is good enough anyway. Not much slower to use than a GUI really, since I'm only using it to launch programs and open files. Restarting takes 2long.
Re: Who's upgrading to Winodws 10 on day one? PowerShell is fun. I should work with Windows that way for a little while. Reminds me of the Linux terminal. I don't seem to have that problem... With 5 year old hard drives... lel
Re: Who's upgrading to Winodws 10 on day one? It is fun, and it's actually really good. Not bash good, but still way better than the old Windows command line. And for many things CLI is just better than a GUI if you know how to use it. It doesn't take long, but 30-45 seconds of staring at a blank screen is too long for me
Anyone else got slower boot time now? I did fresh install on my laptop and worked fine, but I just updated my desktop to win 10 and kept everything else, could that be the issue?
Probably could use a good defrag. I still haven't done it, and have noticed significantly slower user login times.
Apparently it does, but it seems to do an appalling job of it. To the point where there is almost no point to it doing it. Its part of the reason why the hard drive can be going at 100% when the computer is idling, but it seems to do very little to help things.
Well unless its doing it while you are using your computer i have no idea how its doing that. Perhaps Win7 does it differently?
I'm in the process of ordering parts for building a PC. How can I get Windows 10 without paying $120? That seems so high. Have any of you guys paid for it?
