davidhk129
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In the opinion of an ordinary Windows user of 9 years, I am not impressed.
What exactly Win 10 can do that Win 8.1 cannot ?
The Start Menu Tiles ?
They don't look pretty or useful to me. I would rather put a few shortcuts on the desktop.
The new Start Menu ?
For a meagre $5, Start8 does a much better job and looks just like Win 7.
With Win 8/8.1 and using Start8, I can click the Win logo at bottom left > click Windows 8 menu > and I am at Modern Start screen instantly. I can toggle between Start menu and Start screen at will.
With Win10 , I have to right click at taskbar > Properties > Start Menu tab > uncheck the box " Use the Start menu instead of Start screen " > sign out > after restart, click the Win logo again to go to Start screen. What a pain. And repeat the steps to toggle ? Forget about it.
Who said Win 10 is faster ? Not for me.
And, the fact that Microsoft denies me the option of Manual Windows Update is unforgiveable, and I voiced my objection in the Feedback.
As I said, I am just an ordinary Windows user. Perhaps in the hands of MVPs and MCCs, Win 10 makes sense and is better.
I would not have the expertise to share such sentiment.
What exactly Win 10 can do that Win 8.1 cannot ?
The Start Menu Tiles ?
They don't look pretty or useful to me. I would rather put a few shortcuts on the desktop.
The new Start Menu ?
For a meagre $5, Start8 does a much better job and looks just like Win 7.
With Win 8/8.1 and using Start8, I can click the Win logo at bottom left > click Windows 8 menu > and I am at Modern Start screen instantly. I can toggle between Start menu and Start screen at will.
With Win10 , I have to right click at taskbar > Properties > Start Menu tab > uncheck the box " Use the Start menu instead of Start screen " > sign out > after restart, click the Win logo again to go to Start screen. What a pain. And repeat the steps to toggle ? Forget about it.
Who said Win 10 is faster ? Not for me.
And, the fact that Microsoft denies me the option of Manual Windows Update is unforgiveable, and I voiced my objection in the Feedback.
As I said, I am just an ordinary Windows user. Perhaps in the hands of MVPs and MCCs, Win 10 makes sense and is better.
I would not have the expertise to share such sentiment.