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As others have noted there are problems with 'clutter', not all applications are guaranteed to run after the upgrade, there might be hardware and driver compatibility issues, and there are a few bugs.īut it is the privacy issues introduced by the upgrade that that caused me the most grief. Both upgrades went smoothly and I like the look and feel. I upgraded two machines to Windows 10, one from 8.1 and the other from Win 7 Pro. AND my ancient Microsoft Money Plus Deluxe v17.0.120.3817.my C compiler (Codevision) programming via STK500.

Firefox/Chrome/IE (but EDGE is a bit naff IMHO).

Was a bit concerned about my 'precious' programs, but Win 10 runs: If you have a recent desktop and don't mind learning a few new tricks it's worth the upgrade.

#DIPTRACE WINDOWS 8.1 ISSUES WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 has worse battery life, the 'improved' mail and calendar applications are terrible and crash erratically. I'm also a tablet user and I think it's poor on a tablet. In the other (Madam's computer), I've ordered a new video card. The main culprit was the video card which either didn't work at all or only at low resolutions. On 2 or 3 machines it allowed me to upgrade, but then didn't really work. I've upgraded several machines to windows 10. I have two Phd computer gurus in my extended family who both say I made a wise choice (for a change). I purchased a new Asus desktop with 8Gs ram and 2 Tets storage for my daughter for Christmas. I have a multi-user licence for Office 365, if only I could the Apple users at home to use Outlook instead of 'What's App' and 'FB' to plan their lives I could have a fighting chance of knowing when I'm meant to pick my daughter up from college > We each have an iPad and I have an iPod ! One nice little touch is that the iMac, iPad and iPod calendars are all synchronised so entering an appointment in one appears on all. Corel 10 is one of my mainstays.Īlso good that everyone who says they don't like it was able to revert. I was always told it was progress and that I must keep up with the times. My last employer, when I had to work for a living, would change the site-wide operating system every three or four years (after careful evaluation behind the scenes) so I became used to accepting the inconvenience. I can't say that I LIKE it because I hate having to re-learn where everything is. I have found no issues with W10 It still runs my trusty CorelDRAW! 9.0.

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