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Got a kick out of the first comment on that article:

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Which antivirus should I use?

It depends on the person and selecting Anti-Virus is very subjective, some people love Norton, some others not . If you are using Windows 7, you could install Microsoft Security Essentials and use it, if you have Windows 10, Windows Defender is build in
which protect you against all malware (it is successor of Microsoft Security Essentials). Norton also released a Anti-Virus software which is compatible for Windows 10.

It is totally up to you, you may continue use Norton or switch to Windows Defender in Windows 10. You could use the one which you are more comfortable with.

 

Microsoft Lifecam HD 3000 and Microsoft Windows 10 drivers

what would solve a lot of people's problems is for their experts to stop hiding things from users and when they seek help give real time help not real time useless help

If you are to maintain that you are an expert be an expert not a novice who doesn't know diddly about anything

 

Hi there

Sounds a bit like the connection between Grandmothers, eggs and a noisy way of eating.

How on earth do these "journalists" get paid for writing such drivel.

W10 is intended (was intended ? eng ?) from the outset to appeal to traditional desktop users - and to try and avoid creating an "XP" scenario for W7. While W7 remains very popular still W10 is gaining more support even amongst total W7 die-hards - a bit more selling / marketing skills from Ms need to be deployed - and I think also that for some people the ability to totally HIDE any trace of metro whether on the main menu or not should be a configuration option.

In an Enterprise as well the whole idea of "The Store" is quite frankly utterly absurd - should be ditched. Apple barely has any presence in the corporate desktop market so Ms shouldn't be copying that model for business customers.

Desktop should be able to handle Metro also without a re-boot --W7 traditional users could then use whatever of these features they want at a time convenient for them.

My W7 VM exists ONLY because I have a SAP IDES system and a SAP GUI on it - these applications aren't yet available on W10 - everything else runs perfectly on W10.

XP is a different matter - I still have some expensive legacy hardware that won't even run on W7 -- I'm actually making a bit of money cutting VINYL records for people - my studio / hardware only runs on an XP machine -- fortunately it runs fine as a VM.

This equipment is brilliant and still works perfectly - no reason to upgrade to much more expensive stuff - so my XP machine will probably outlast my W7 VM. !!!!

( I sometimes capture stuff at Gigs with a minidisc recorder - then transfer to the studio software and then cut the VINYLS - can even do 78 RPM's for Wind up gramophones for people. - no way minidisc transfer works on W10 !!!! XP - no prob.!!!!. Getting the blanks used to be the tricky bit - now that's quite easy again).

Cheers
jimbo