Windows 10: windows has destroyed my computer

I totally agree, from what we read on this forum this upgrade tool needs some serious tweaking to make sure that it is always possible to return to your previous OS. Some may call it nieve, I think it is impotence on the creator.

 

WhyMe, I don't think that would have helped much. Users would have just opted out of making the image before the upgrade. Few people even have the external drive they would need to do that anyway.

 

That's okay opting out but it at least it makes users aware. At the moment, MS is dumbing down the public. Making it so people don't have to learn.

God I used to love the days before Windows. It was so much more satisfying using a command line. You had to learn. Now things have gone too far in the opposite direction. Just a humble opinion

 

I wonder what became of "jakethedog".

There was something to his story that didn't compute. I don't see a Win 10 upgrade as damaging hardware.

I suppose we'll never hear the full truth.

 

As I see it Windows 10 can not distroy a computer. Its the user making a a mistake or a outdated computer right from the start that may cause issues. Anyhow I am told that once you get the november update you can no longer go back to the old system once you upgraded.