Windows 10: What can I expect in Win 10 ...eg Word?

i'm sorry if i did not understand you,
i do not know what you mean for "ISP spies
on you all the time" was it sarcasm? or is
it true? Sorry but i'm not "english mother tongue"
and i may misunderstand your words..

I put myself in the "some people" bunch in
need for help to better understand how to
use this powerful tool (the PC)

I don't think microsoft in spying on me,
on the contrary it had made very clear to me
that it do not give a *** about "me"

If more people come here for help it's good
for the forum isn't it?

I don't know about ISP selling data doesn't it happen all the time?
selling and aquairing data?

 

Ok but are we talking about technical feasibility
Is the ISP supposed to work like that? I think we are
degenerating on the "thin foil hat" side here.
Anyway thanks for the link and case closed for me
and for the sake of the OP.

 

I've got about a dozen computers on my home network, everything from Intel Atom 32 GB tablets to Intel I7 and AMD processor computers. Windows 10 Creator's Update is running very stable on all of them. My mother-in-law does a small bookkeeping business and like all the other computers on my home network has no issue with Windows 10 Creator's Update. The other three users in the house - wife, college age daughter, and mother-in-law, would never have any idea if the computers were even being updated if I didn't check them periodically, and they all are up to date on build 15063.138.

I think the oldest version of Office we are running on a couple of them is Office 2007.

 

Huh? What do you mean? I'm saying that not only is it technically feasible, commercial companies are selling proxy servers that do just that, and many many many companies use them, including ISP's. It's not tin foil, it's reality.

 

Mystere I opened a new thread here:

The ISP in the middle riddle - - Windows 10 Forums

 

Search in the Task Bar's search field for privacy. Get Privacy Settings window. There is a ton of settings that I turned off. For example:



Others make it clear that your activities are reported to Microsoft. I have turned off about 90 % of them altogether, which amounted to about 30 or more. I don't need Microsoft sitting on my shoulder.

 

Why? (Please see emboldened part of your reply).

In fact, what do you mean by "Win 10 start menu".

Thanks.