Windows 10: Windows 10sion: What's Old Is New Again

Interesting take on Windows 10 from the Verge. I personally think Windows 10 is a step forward.

Windows 10sion: what'''s old is new again, and that'''s a problem | The Verge

 

The biggest thing I learned from that article, is that some writers have nothing important to write about. Are there going to be elements of a previous OS in the new version? Of course, there never has been one that didn't. Are there going to be newer things in a new OS? Well, I certainly hope so. Is it so wrong to take an OS like Windows 7, which has been the best OS Microsoft ever made, and say we want to keep many things much like it was in 7, but lets make some improvements and make it better and faster? While we are at it, why don't we add, as an option, to incorporate some newer things that went over real well in Windows 8/8.1. We may even take a few things that work well in a Linux world, and incorporate them. That sounds like an interesting OS to me.

Let's just wait and see if the new Windows 10 is a worthy successor to the tried and proven Windows 7 before we throw Microsoft under the Bus. That seems to be the latest fad, let's throw Microsoft under the Bus before we ever see what they come out with. Yes, I've seen and heard some things about Windows 10 I wasn't real happy about. I've also seen some things about it that sound very interesting. So, before the writers attempt to throw Microsoft out with the dirty bath water, Why not tell the writers to shut the heck up, at least until we have had some real hands on time with it and have seen first hand what it's really like.

:)

 

Install Windows 10 on new SSD disk

What is the procedure to install Windows 10 on new SSD disk? Should I first install it on running old disk with Windows 7 and then install it again on the new SSD installed on the same PC?

 

Reinstalling Windows 10 because of the fault 0xc000000f as no recover methods worked.

Original Title - Windows old

hi I have had to reinstall Windows 10 because of the fault 0xc000000f as no recover methods worked

what I want to know is can I use any of the Windows old instead of reinstalling all my programs again or could I copy the corrupt files from that fault from new Windows into the Windows old to get it working again

thanks

 

Well said Steve.
I prefer the 8.1 Start Screen to the 7 Start Menu but will see how this new one works out before I form an opinion.
I read that there would be an option to chose but I will have to wait a week to see. I am heading to Texas tomorrow and won't be able to install the preview until I get back.

Jim *Cool

 

If it makes it easier for people to learn then, I'm all for it.

I'll have a better view when I install the preview, if we even
get the chance to download. I imagine their servers will be
quite busy to the point of overload.

 

I'm always amazed at how people confuse the OS and the UI. All these discussions about how the OS looks like are just talking about the UI. And that's the most irrelevant part, although it is what you see. I'll be the first to say that eye candy is important, but it doesn't define the OS.

 

Sort of doesn't matter, MS will call it what they like. As long as it works I guess? *Smile

 

(cr)Apple didn't make it, so iVerge isn't going to say nice things about it.

Typical.

 

From the little I have seen this is going to be a game changer! And we are only at the beginning of Windows 10. I am now excited like I was with 7.

 

I am sure with windows 10 people will love Microsoft more

 

Don't bet on that. No matter what MS does there will always be haters. It's in the nature of some to simply hate for the sake of hating. It's a hobby of theirs. Don't take them to serious.. it's not their fault.. they born that way. *Wink

 

Are people classed as an MS hater if they love 8 but dislike 10 *Wink

 

Wow.. now that concept just blew my mind!! BOOM!!
But, that would be odd.. but yes it can and will happen. *Biggrin

 

This is an excellent post that is very fair and makes total sense to me.