Windows 10: View Poll Results: What are you going to do?

imo there needs to be a poll option for "undecided".

 

Hi,
None that I know of,
I do have 1 breaking bad series via iTunes that won't play but I've seen it a hundred times so there's no priority on it,
Not sure if vlc would play it or not ?
Cheers.

 

I just stumbled upon this article:

ZDNet - Charlie Osborne
VLC vulnerabilities exposed | ZDNet

Additional
The comments on that article seem to indicate that it isn't a VLC issue, but related to some dll (libavcodec_plugin).

 

Roger that! It IS the whole reason we're here! *Wink

 

Roger that! It IS the whole reason we're here! *Wink Win10 is really worth getting, IMO. First off you can't beet the price(FREE). Second, for me at least it just does what I want it to and the way I like. With the registry hack from Shawn I can switch between the Start Menu and Screen easily so I'm totally happy.

As long as a persons computer supports Win10 I don't see the logic in not upgrading. But, YMMV as usual.

Jeff

 

Definitely going to upgrade to 10 on release.

 

So..., is that choice going to remain?
I got the impression with expanding and shrinking the 'Continuum' Menu, that was going to be it!? *Confused

 

So..., is that choice going to remain?
I got the impression with expanding and shrinking the 'Continuum' Menu, that was going to be it!? *Confused Time will tell but I suspect that we can apply that change to the final version of Win10. I'll keep trying it on every version until the final and see what happens.

Here is the hack I was referring to: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...text-menu.html

 

WHS, mine is Power To Go. I would not have thought you could put an OS on a CD.

 

Will there be an issue if I clone my Win 7 and upgrade a copy to Win 10 and keep the other Win 7 copy? Of course I will be using them on the SAME machine. I will just select a a drive to boot up to from time to time. Is it legal to do it that way? Sorry if my question sounds nooby. *Smile

 

I'd just be guessing answering that at this time. It all depends on how Microsoft does these free upgrades. It sounds doable.

 

I know I will use 10 on one computer.

The other three, I'm not sure.

 

I was undecided until yesterday. After hearing the upgrades are going to free I definitely will be upgrading to Win 10. The bugs I have in Win 10 are minor and I'm sure they will be fixed by the time 10 is released. At that price I may upgrade all my computers, even the wife's.

 

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Thanks Superfly.



Based on that same agreement I am also allowed to make one backup that I can use. But the thing is, the backup is not an upgraded software but rather the original.

More or less I have an idea now.

MS is just playing safe on that agreement in case you need to reformat your computer and you don't have a way to go back to the original software before upgrading again. We will definitely need the original licensed OS to get a fully functioning upgrade OS.

Anyway, I think I am just gonna keep my 7 and just upgrade my 2 Win 8 machines.