Windows 10 -- Windows Done Right

Very poor post with nothing like actual facts of data to back it up. Sorry !, but we see this all the time and it's about time that some data gets thrown into a post besides opinion.

Win 10 is filling about 2.4g of memory, far from putting it to use. Probably thousands have used Daz and have a digital entitlement, confirmed over and over. So you didn't play correctly.

Seeing how you have XP and 7, how about some actual data specs from all three OS's to give some validity too your opinion.

 

Thanks for your thoughts, I agree that favorites called appz are not required and also find windows 10 snapper than 7, might be because I run it on my principal which has more power?

Do not worry about the trolls that continuously try to increase post count saying nothing but criticizing people. I was thinking of developing a signature of the noted, what do you think? In an attempt to bring back a little intellect and common respect to this forum. If you can not take it down from outside ....

Maybe if they have nothing nice to say than they should say nothing at all, not the case for many here.

Regards

 

I simply agree with what you told!

Rather than post count, it's an behavior of show off on one hand and the express of knowledge which they have or not have (who knows?)! It's also the like to shout and accuse to others, without any fairness and objectivity! That's also called normal human nature, special on a forum like MDL!

On the end of the day, it's up to any single user what he has for experiences (or not), like or dislike etc., etd., and nobody has any right('s) to claim to tell others what to do or not to do! Idiot's and stupid humans would do so because of non-existing knowledge!

 

Sounds like you're doing a review of a heavily modified version, not the original, but the thread title and the whole thing credits the original without pointing out the difference. Is that fair?

 

actually if you would have read the top line he is basing his opinion off of home he then says he is now running enterprise

 

You need to take a look at your last 30 post's, of which the only thing valuable was the quote ( Give a man a fish here eats for a day, teach a man to fish he eats for a life time.)

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The rest seem to be you playing Mother MDL, and telling people how they should carry themselves on the site. Thanks MOM.

Now MOM, make a new thread and ask everyone to start a thread about their opinion on windows 10 instead of placing it in a thread about said OS version.

Just don't remove your post #3, wow, it's so informative and filled with so much help that any noob will be able to run win 10 with their eye's closed.

 

Yep, it's not really about the memory usage overall. You can gain a lot of performance improvement by just using the right data structures and algorithms that avoid cache misses and context switches - which sometimes can lead to using more memory to reach that goal. Personally, I don't see much difference on my current PC between 8.1 and 10, they perform equally well in the same scenarios.

There's no accounting for taste, so I'll leave this out of judgement. But: Whether you like the out-of-the-box style or not, the inconsistencies are still there and annoying (it got better with 1511, but it's still far from optimal).

It really depends on how you interact with the system. Personally, I didn't use any of the modern apps in 8/8.1, and I wasn't a Start menu guy even back in the Windows 7 days (pin to Taskbar and Start search just work fine for me), so it wasn't that annoying for me. But yes, you're right, I heard from people who simply couldn't find the shutdown option on 8 anymore, so it's definitely better than 8/8.1 - if it's better than 7, usability-wise... I'm not so sure.

I agree, coming from Windows 7, these features are new, but most of it is already there since 8.

This is the most controversial point I guess. Personally, I agree with you.

One could argue that by using a tweaked Enterprise Education variant, you're not really using Windows 10 like it is meant to be, but more like Windows 7 was. So - it cannot really be a home run if you have to resort to tweaking to make it usable the way you like it. A home run would be if you could select at install time which components and features you want, and which not. At least power users should be able to do so. THAT would be a home run. Sadly, their current approach is: Install everything there is, whether people want it, like it, need it.

 

His post is about sharing his personal opinion on windows 10 and yours is about attacking his post.

I think we all know which one was more constructive and by far more mature.
If you disagree with someone post then try doing it more constructively and with less of the i am smarter then you.

They are right you did behave like a troll when you could have responded like sevenacids who posted constructively and debated the points of the post without attacking the person on any level.

As for windows 10 its a improvement with some serious flaws but continuously evolving.

Remember just because you may be right doesn't mean the way you express yourself is.

 

Our new guide dog which has the time to place others intellectual information into one thread that is very easily obtained in other threads and understood by many here, however they slam others for repeats, not another how do I activate thread! Woof and Gag, we guess we need to rise above the new arrives that grace our presence. Glad you have the time and care so much how you criticize others.

Regards

 

Are you going to start a fight?

 

What would be the point arguing with someone like that all you prove is that there are two fools and not one

 

Probably not, why would anyone that you can only do one thing in life. Then again my use of the word "poor" was so bad and really such an atrocity.

I hope that MDL will forgive me for using the dangerous and scary word.

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Poor.

 

Microsoft's paid online trolls should copy the OP's post and paste it over on one of Microsoft's online Windows support forums; it's definitely well written. With a few grammatical tweaks, they could make it look like it was written by somebody else.

By the way, I don't understand why someone writes a positive review on an OS that spies on everything you do, has built-in backdoors in it, has been banned by torrent trackers over claims of sending data off the user's HD back to MS, and telemetry can't be shut off unless hacking into the registry and taking a leap of faith that some guide on MDL consisting of 70 pages is going to inform the user of properly turning the spying stuff off. It just goes to show how dumb people are. It's like painting an old car and hiding rust areas and tricking somebody into thinking it's a diamond in the rough.

Even if you did successfully get it turned off, MS can undo whatever third-party hack software you installed to disable spying to re-enable it again. This all just shows what an idioic company Microsoft is. Windows 10 is primarily pulling marketshare from Windows 8.x users and disgruntled Windows 7 users who got conned into upgrading because they were too stupid when it came to GWX.exe and automatic updates. I wouldn't call that a successful business model, especially when spying paranoia is high after the Snowden leaks.

 

IMHO 10 does a few things right (faster boot, Explorer enhancements from 8 with usability of 7, lower install size and memory usage, nice UI, eventually DX12), and several things dead wrong (lack of choice or options with forced Windows updates, telemetry concerns/privacy sliders do nothing, only partially using Options while leaving 3/4 of Control Panel intact [more UI segmentation ala 8/8.1]).

I care less about the telemetry than I used to, but the lack of control/options over Windows Updates is a deal breaker for me. I'm not running software, any software, OS or other, that I cannot control what updates I do or don't install. Forget it - not gonna happen. Part of me wants to use 10, but I'm not conceding administrative control of my own hardware at Microsoft's whim. They've already had temporary issues with 10 updates borking machines, and I'm not even attempting to join that unlucky crowd.

 

It has been said a couple of times before in this thread. If this is an opinion post, then I respect your opinion.
The fact that you indicated that you used a customized build and not an out-of-box build is important, in that your post does not imply that everyone will have the same good experience that you did.

There has been a lot of talk of telemetry issues, and others have had issues with Windows 10 making unwanted changes to itself. Have you experienced any of these issues? If not, then please share with us what you have or have not done to alleviate them.

Thank you for sharing your opinion with us, and for your praise of MDL. This forum has helped countless people to build, repair and optimize computers and Operating Systems for many years now. I too am honored to be a part of MDL.

Best,

:MJ