Windows 10: Why I feel like my PC has life and feeling and we always look at each other Is that real or...

I can feel with my own computer. I swear with my own life to Ada Lovelace.

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Question about the look & feel of Win 10

So I can't make my Windows 10 copy look and feel like Windows 7, or even previous versions of Windows?

If I can't feel comfortable upgrading my Windows to something I feel at home with... Why even upgrade? Why go through the displeasure to learn something that feels more like a tablet than a PC? I honestly don't think there's anything Microsoft can promise that'd
make me upgrade, other than an OPTION to make Windows 10 look more like previous Windows versions.

 

Question about the look & feel of Win 10

Microsoft;

I'm used to Win 95 ,98 ,XP ,& 7 in classic mode. With some effort Win 8 can be made to look & feel like the versions of windows I just listed. Will Win 10 be able to be put in a similar look & feel mode ? Win 8 try's to be a tablet & a desktop OS with
out any "toggle" to switch between them. Is Win 10 going to try the same ? And if so will you ever make another OS like Win 95,98,XP, & 7 for programmers & others who don't want the visual "eye candy" but a straight forward business like OS ?

This is why I resisted Win 8 for so long until I bought a tablet (where Win 8 belongs).

Thank you for any of your time in answering this.

Vincent

 

Make Windows mouse feel like Mac

I have built myself a PC tower running Windows 10 after being a lifelong Mac user. The mouse cursor just doesn't feel the same between the two, to me it feels a lot slower and choppier on Windows.
I've seen lots of posts about how to make a Mac mouse feel like Windows (presumably from people switching to Mac), but nothing on how to go the other way around. Does anybody have any ideas?

Clarification: It isn't about the speed of moving the pointer. It's like the draw rate of the cursor is lower than on mac. If I move the mouse past a certain speed the cursor seems to jump positions instead of moving smoothly. It isn't, or shouldn't be, an issue of hardware, as this computer has much higher specifications than - say - my MacBook Pro I use at work.

EDIT: I've identified the problem as being my monitor's refresh rate, not Windows itself. I have a Dell P2415Q 4K monitor and an Nvidia GeForce 960. It's currently pushing 4K at 30hz, and will not give me an option to go higher. When I choose a lower resolution and 60hz the mouse feels smooth as butter. I believe my graphics card should be able to drive 4k @ 60hz but I'm not sure, I'll have to investigate and see if I can force it to