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I still have 7 on my desktop and laptop, but support for them is ending in January. Do I need to upgrade to Windoes 10?

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All of them

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Were_Wyrm posted...

All of them

It's nice and stable and does everything I need it to. Only downside is the ongoing battles with the updates.

Vol2tex posted...

I still have 7 on my desktop and laptop

i weep for you if you do anything involving heavy resources plus gaming.

It will be supported in the future

Basically the only thing that matters ultimately.

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My home computer automatically updated to 10 and it was just wrecked. I literally had to buy a new one, it was so unusable. Every other computer I've used with Windows 10 has been slow as shit, too, just for what it's worth.

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To be fair Windows 10 is unusable on a mechanical drive

PsychicHippo posted...

My home computer automatically updated to 10 and it was just wrecked. I literally had to buy a new one, it was so unusable. Every other computer I've used with Windows 10 has been slow as shit, too, just for what it's worth.

Damn

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I think its their best offering since 95.

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You can get some of the ui and such to be like standard fare desktop/computer. Unfortunately this requires a fair bit of fiddling and some things are split between settings and control panel... it's annoying when they keep moving some stuff around every 6 or so months for the sake of it.

I will also second the updates being a roulette wheel of woe that might break something for the sake of it. Think it was the oct '17 update, basically buggered my ability to log in for a week until I fixed it. I don't even remember what I did to fix it, but it'd take the log in credentials 2-3 times then we'd just hang out like pals as it debated on if it wanted me to use it. I also wish it'd stop disabling system restore, because I'm getting tired of setting it up after the 7th time.