Windows 10: Windows 10 killed my $3600 custom PC

I hate that I'm the voice of the cynic, but I never consider someone a "Member" of a BB until they have posted 20 times themselves, or began responding if they knew, or offered in good faith to assist someone else.

I'll stand corrected, but to me this was nothing more than an inexperienced user ranting on the OS instead of sucking it up and fixing his issue, and I don't take the position that our earlier posts frightened him off, etc. If he really needed help, then he would keep checking back until he saw a post that had info he could try, or he would respond to us in some other manner.

 

The poster was frustrated because their computer unexpectedly upgraded to Win 10 and came here to release some of that frustration and seek help but gets blasted instead. I wonder why the didn't come back?

 

The person got flamed on here but with the post made, frustrated or not, the person sort of asked for it.

However, goes back to backups. If the person had a backup, it would be easy to restore. Not having a backup comes up frequently on PC help forums. Users will have whatever problem but no backup. "Backups are not for IF they are needed but for WHEN they are needed"....

 

I think you mean to say, the poster created a thread full of ridiculous complaints and accusations, then admitted having no idea what they were doing while still blaming Microsoft. The OP was never looking for help or solutions.

There's a big difference between being frustrated and needing help as compared to someone who just wants to rant about things they don't understand.