by teddybear117 18 Aug 2015

I have been trying to figure out 'just' where to post this. I follow the info on the new Win 10 os somewhat. I know pcworld.com has a lot of information on it if you check in the software section. I received this in my emails today from another site. http://geek.ng/2015/08/still-on-w... Read # 7 carefully. I am curious just what the plans are after a year. I like the Win 10 os. It seems a slight bit slower on my computer then Win 7 but there are so many things that make my computer run smoother that the pro's outweigh the cons. Does anyone else have any comments about the Win 10 os?

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by tilde01 21 Aug 2015

We won't be switching to Windows 10, they are getting too invasive.

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by queenofhearts 21 Aug 2015

I'm still learning to use Windows 10 but so far I like it better than 8 which left me totally confused.

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by jrob Moderator 20 Aug 2015

If you read the Q&A section it has so many helps on this site that are being overlooked. Here is the post regarding where to post, since you asked the question.

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teddybear117 by teddybear117 21 Aug 2015

I apologize for posting in the wrong place...chat is where it goes...for some reason I didn't see the orange letters up above.

rescuer by rescuer 23 Aug 2015

They seem to disappear for some folks.
Thanks for looking into it for next time.

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by seamssewcreative 20 Aug 2015

From what I hear Windows 10 is not just a simple update. Read the following and be informed as to what they do or do not offer.

Yes, windows is collecting information. Here's a good article explaining it.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/gordo...

For now I'm happy with Windows 8 and my software shakes hands nicely with it.

Blessings to you all, Avis

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teddybear117 by teddybear117 21 Aug 2015

Interesting...sounds like they are covering themselfves for whatever they need to do in the future.

rescuer by rescuer 23 Aug 2015

That is for the Beta testers. They have to have that kind of information to improve the software prior to release.
That said you should always read the "fine print" on anything you sign up to do or buy...

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by bagelgirl 18 Aug 2015

thank you teddybear117
for the link..my husband loves windows 10..
I haven't switched yet I still have widows 7..
all and any info we can get helps..
:)

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teddybear117 by teddybear117 21 Aug 2015

I like it better then Win 7 for the most part...just wish there was an easier way to download and 'save as' like before. My computer runs smoother. A few quirks, then they have an update and the quirk goes away.

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by rescuer Moderator 18 Aug 2015

It is free if you add it to your computer now (up to the time it has been released for one year) and then after that if you add it then (so upgrade a year from now for example) then they would charge you. You do not have to pay for it a year from now -- if you upgrade now.
I hope this answers your question as I don't click on the links from my phone.

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teddybear117 by teddybear117 21 Aug 2015

I thought about that after I sent the post.
Thanks

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