Windows 10: Privacy issues

John, if it is any encouragement, I was the same way about finding my way around in 10. But, I had to make myself use it because it was something I needed to do. I've been using 10 exclusively for several months now. I also have 7 installed. When I go back to 7 now, I have to think about what I am doing in 7. Kind of the way I was when I first started with 10. If you want to use 10, just make yourself use it and find your way around for a while. It isn't that different than 7 as far as file and folder structure. And you still have the start menu and the all apps, just like in 7. I just thought it may be a lot harder to learn once 7 runs out of support. Who knows how 10 will look by then?

 

Ok Steve am in the market for a new travel laptop and what I think I might do is set one drive up as 7 and swap out drive for 10 and as always words of wisdom from you re it being harder to learn later on*Wink
By that I mean I shall buy the machine with 7 clone it and use the second drive for an upgrade to 10 I know that means swapping whenever I wanted to use either but it isn't such a big deal if I can find a good laptop for starters as I have been looking at the i7 5th gen 14nm CPU's in them. I really don't like messing with dual boots on past experience.

Thanks also to simrick you have also made my mind a little easier - I am a fairly private person at heart and it did look to me I would be making a mistake by going with 10.

 

Cheers ICIT2LOL! Allons-y! *Wink