Bambi Posted August 16, 2015 Posted August 16, 2015 Another day and it's still downloading. Maybe tomorrow it will finish.
Bambi Posted August 16, 2015 Posted August 16, 2015 uhhh... how big is it? It says 3gb but the percentages keep going up then down as if its erasing what it just downloaded. Its the worst updating experience ever.
Robert Posted August 16, 2015 Posted August 16, 2015 ewww, well good luck, perhaps it will finish one day...
Bambi Posted August 16, 2015 Posted August 16, 2015 Its finished downloading but now we have been "preparing for installation" for about 45 mins now...
Bambi Posted August 16, 2015 Posted August 16, 2015 It is done! Took 2 days with the Media creation tool. Seems to have fixed my minor problems on windows.Cant get an Xbox One controller to connect though.
ken_cinder Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 Microsoft now able to disable any software it deems as pirated, or unauthorized...as well as UNAUTHORIZED HARDWARE. One more reason to avoid this piece of shit OS, and more reason to push me to Linux for my desktop OS, already been running a headless Debian server here for several years. 1
Alpha Posted August 18, 2015 Author Posted August 18, 2015 Microsoft now able to disable any software it deems as pirated, or unauthorized...as well as UNAUTHORIZED HARDWARE. One more reason to avoid this piece of shit OS, and more reason to push me to Linux for my desktop OS, already been running a headless Debian server here for several years. Not exactly... https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/3h5wwg/windows_10_disabling_pirated_software_not_so_fast/
VT-Vincent Posted February 11, 2016 Posted February 11, 2016 I upgraded my old HTPC to it, unfortunately it wasn't really a great experience. The machine was a 6 year old Lenovo that isn't officially supported beyond Windows 7 and it had some stability and odd USB problems as a result. On my new HTPC, it's running fine and it does seem to be a step in the right direction. It doesn't feel out of place as a desktop OS in the same way Windows 8 did, but there's still some UI work to be done. The modern/metro/8/whatever-the-f***-we're-calling-them-this-week apps still feel out of place and a little disjointed alongside the classic Windows desktop. It's also sad to see some compatibility issues coming up with older software, notably some emulators that still use DirectDraw.
Agozer Posted February 23, 2016 Posted February 23, 2016 I upgraded my old HTPC to it, unfortunately it wasn't really a great experience. The machine was a 6 year old Lenovo that isn't officially supported beyond Windows 7 and it had some stability and odd USB problems as a result. This is also my reason for not upgrading. I think Windows 10 would be wasted on my current laptop. It's also sad to see some compatibility issues coming up with older software, notably some emulators that still use DirectDraw. So it's true that Windows 10 no longer supports DirectDraw? Not very ideal in terms of older emulators.
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