I Haven't done a dual boot in a long time, Windows 8.1 with Windows 10, Created a 25GB partition Do i just boot up from a usb stick Using Rufus.
Actually, when add up of NT kernel versions, the conclusion very suprised: NT 6+1 = 7 NT 6+2 = 8 NT 6+3 = 9 (Despite it's "8.1" released, let's assume '9' ) NT 6+4 = 10 Doesn't that make sense?
Im working on removing the watermark - a tutorial from 8.1 seems to work! hxxp://windowsbleu.com/2013/10/how-to-remove-watermark-from-windows-81.html The take ownership registry fix link is broken, but can be found here aswell - hxxp://cdn8.howtogeek.com/wp-content/uploads/TakeOwnership.zip EDIT: Watermark is gone hxxp://i.imgur.com/JEEwSTf.png Another observation. Im not logged on with a M$ account, i created a local one, but i cannot select log out anywhere..? Only restart/shutdown/hibernate. Had to do a shutdown.exe /l - life is a bitch.
I didn't play with it, but did you try dragging the app to the side when another app is already snapped there?
Click on the user name at top of start menu, then click sign out. that's the same as log out in win 8. or click on the other user name to "switch user." Like in win 8.
I never complained about using windows 8. I never could understand what the big deal about removing the start menu was. Of course there is no way to please every one of the millions of users. Wrong person to comment on about this. Read all my post and I have always said that change is good. This change is good in the sense that the people that want the useless start menu can have it and those that don't want it don't have to use it.
Anyone noticed under "this pc" in the navigation pane, the order is messed up? On 8.1, its folders, then local drives, then network drives, then network places.... In 10, its folders, then network drives/places, then folders again, then local drives... Cant seem to fix the order...
EDIT: Watermark is gone hxxp://i.imgur.com/JEEwSTf.png How about uploading the two files you edited. basebrd.dll shell32.dll.mui
i dont have key. Enterprise version dont use key in the installation. I click Activate online - got error with DNS. And i cant input product key because i dont know it...
reason 30 Year of Windows 20 Nov 1985 M$ launched Windows 1.0 (maybe same date 20 Nov 2015 will launched Windows 10)
Files for removing the watermark are attached You can take ownership via context menu after adding the reg keys.. try renaming old files instead of deleting/overwriting. basebrd.dll.mui C:\Windows\Branding\Basebrd\en-US shell32.dll.mui C:\Windows\System32\en-US
Will do. Originally I chose not to do it, to make sure people did not break anything in their OS, if the files should be different It takes 2 minutes to do, so.. EDIT: Uploaded here: sendspace.com/file/5lh4we