Windows 10: The most ridiculous Windows after WinME and Vista

I'm talking about this window here

 

You said 'changing desktop background simply' is missing in Windows 10, and in the GUI. It's not.

 

Mate, it is starting to sound like you wont change your opinion (which is actually just fine, people like different things). You can go back to your old OS and leave Win 10 if you'd like, no sweat. But if you have specific questions or need help with 10, just ask! We'd love to help.

Arguing about where some setting is now because it was moved in the new OS isn't going anywhere *Sad

 

yes boozad as I've mentioned in my first post, changing the background for muliple monitors as I showed in my screenshot.

Anyway, that wasn't only my point, my point is that Windows must get better but instead in every version it's going back a step back.

I noticed that all people with tabs and portablr devices are happy with it. but Windows should be mainly a professional version.

 

All software has flaws, please list all of the known Bug Free OS's out there?

 

All my devices, are desktop pc's only. Windows is a new OS and every new OS has bugs, takes time to fix these bugs, just like in the past Microsoft OS's. I'm sure as time goes by, and Microsoft releases more updates, things will improve. This has been true with all past releases, Windows 10 is no different. If you don't want to wait, then go back to your previous OS and when Windows 10 finally meets your standards ...... IF it ever does, then re-install Windows 10 at that point.

 

To the OP: I'm not going to waste my time reading all the replies to your assertions (forgive me if I'm repetitous) but:
-- Your point 1: Your experience indicates an possible (if not probable) issue with your installation, most likely drivers. So what Microsoft is telling you is the first action to good troubleshooting. A further troubleshooting would be to check which programs are running in the background and disable those which are not necessary, especially those which interfere with Windows functions (e.g. multiple antivirus programs, etc.). Since the majority of users are not reporting the specific issues listed in this point -- and my experience is the opposite in that Windows 10 runs much faster than prior versions -- I find it difficult to conclude that the Microsoft suggestion -- or others you probably are receiving in this forum -- are stupid.
-- Your Point 2: And this is important why/critical? Why?
-- Your Point 3: And doing a restart for certain setting changes to take effect is an issue? Why?
Windows 10 was extensively tested with the assistance of millions of early adopters via the Insider program. They definitely listened based on the feature set stability that most experience.

 

Shawn has a tutorial on How to Create a 'Desktop Background' Shortcut in Windows 10
But then I realized the Slideshow is actually a better option.

 

Personally I think you are just moaning to see how long you can stretch this thread out, I for one wont help you troll the forums.

 

Zero problems with Windows 10 on any of the machines in my neck of the woods. Hmm, new user profile, less than 25 posts. Yep, it is just someone wanting to stir the pot.

 

Easy enough to find took me half a second.
Also 10 is the best one I have ever used.

 

Typical case of blaming others for own shortcomings. If one doesn't have enough knowledge about something, shouldn't mess with it.

 

Well back from France, so i step in here.

For me Windows 10 is the best that Microsoft ever delivered.

Jeff

 

After I did Reset this PC when I had the blank screen problem after the initial W10 install (which probably wiped away some gunk left over from my W7 install), my 10 system has been speedy and trouble free...day after day since launch. Windows 10 makes Windows 7's performance on my machine look like it had the brakes on. And this is a 2 GB LAPTOP.

Of course, I have a pedestrian Dell laptop and not a deluxe gaming machine with a high-end graphics card, so my experience may not count.

I am also a new user with no affiliation with either Microsoft or this forum.

 

I also have went though several versions of Windows, XP, Vista, 7 and now 10. Every version started with it's challenges and tweaking's, all ended up performing as they should. Not to say 10 has not had not had it's challenges, but it that going to happen for any new operating system. Just the learning curve alone takes time. Good thing we have people on this forum willing and ready to help. Heck, they got me out of a couple of jam.