Windows 10: Microsoft: Windows 10 Is the Most Secure Operating System

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... once you get rid of powershell, disable windows scripting host and set UAC to full, it gets close to it. *Nerd

:)

 

Windows 10 is the most unstable operating system that I have ever used

My first operating system was CPM. I have used quite a few operating systems over the years. Microsoft can try all they want to place the blame on programs that run in their operating system. However if one has a system that cannot run effectively programs,
you do not have much of an operating system. Microsoft has to give it away because most would never pay for a system that is this screwed up.

 

Windows 10 is the worst Microsoft operating system and Edge is the worst browser!

Actually I was very interesting for Windows 10, but after I install it on one of the my laptops, I must say, it is slower than Windows 8.1, sometimes he need a time to respond and what to say, will test it for few days, and than ciao, adio Windows 10, I
will return Windows 8.1. It is much better, faster and stable.

Microsoft Edge, what a disaster from browser? All those years, I was IE kind of the guy, with Microsoft Edge, Microsoft finaly forced me to accept Opera, Chrome, Firefox and etc. So Microsoft Edge, the thing created for Windows 10 is slower on Windows 10
than Opera for example, except on Bing web sites.

Windows 10 is the worst Microsoft operating system, and Microsoft Edge is the worst browser!

 

Don't we hear this for every new O.S., i mean I'm sure it does have improved security but it will become 'less secure' when they want us to buy a new O.S.

 

I find it a lot more secure so does everyone in my household.
Also if upgrade done right more stable as well.
All drivers and software up to date.
Altogether with what we have in our house and my daughter has in her house and businesses which number 25 systems altogether, not one has played up or crashed all run on Edge Browser.

 

The secure part will be more obvious to me in time, but I do find 10 to be quite stable. Although I don't believe it is even one atom more stable than 8.1.

 

yes with 8.1 was always freezing and hanging, 10 none at all

 

Boot your Windows 10 PC with a Linux Live USB flash drive, look at the hard disk and tell me what you see. What you see is the entire Windows NTFS file system laid before you. You can access any of the files (read, modify, copy, delete, etc) including personal data files with no password required. If there are multiple Windows user accounts you can see and access all files with no password required.

Secure? Not very if someone has physical access to your Windows 10 pc, a USB flash drive and a free copy of a Live Linux ISO.

 

If you don't physically secure your PC, as well as virtually, you deserve what you get.(I was gonna use the "H" word, but it's implied*Devil)

 

A smart 8 year old with a USB flash drive can gain access to every file on you Windows 10 PC in the 90-seconds it take to boot it up.

All he needs:

-An 8gb or greater USB flash drive
-A copy of Rufus (available free on the internet)
-A free Linux ISO(available free on the internet) that creates a Live Linux session (Ubuntu or Linux Mint)

Download Rufus, put USB flash drive into his Windows PC, point Rufus at downloaded Linux ISO. Create Linux bootable USB.

Place USB flash drive in you Windows 10 PC. Boot the Your PC from the flash drive. Go to the the Linux File Manager on the Linux desktop that is displayed (looks just like Windows) and all of your Windows 10 hard disk files are available for copy, deletion, moving, opening etc. No password required.

This could be prevented if the Windows 10 PC is secured with Bit-Locker or if there is a bios password set and the hard disk is set to boot ahead of the USB device.

This security is not set by default and probably 99% of Windows 10 PC's could be accessed in this way.

 

*chuckle

 

I know Linux very well, and what it can do. I've installed and used about everything from Arch to Zorin*Nerd

 

The point being the 8 year old (or anyone else) doesn't have to know Linux (which runs and looks exactly like Windows). They just have to know how to download a couple of files and copy it to a USB drive. Installing and configuring a game is much more difficult and a child can do that any day of the week.

 

Windows 10 Is the Most Secure Windows System: maybe / likely true.

Windows 10 Is the Most Secure Operating System: I don't think so.