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Good question. This is more for discussions about things such as operating systems (ex. Windows, Linux) and devices like smartphones, PCs, and tablets. Definitely not for PC gaming. I believe there are threads for that kind of thing in the Light House. Who knows? Maybe a separate thread made for PC gaming discussion in its entirety can come into fruition in the future.
That works, too.
I'm pretty sure it'll take at least two more decades to make that happen, but then again, I don't know much about that kind of subject.
Wait, it doesn't? Hmm, not sure how can I help. Maybe wait and see if you make it into the free upgrade when it comes out in July.
I think it'll be great. I've tested two builds of the Insider Preview in a VM (virtual machine) and I can tell you, it's way better than both 7 and 8.1 combined. The performance improvements and better user interface add to the mix.
I never did get the chance to use the Peer Review. That's good to know! and one thing I need to know is the requirements for installation. My Pc has 1TB
Check the official Windows website > Specifications for the PC requirements. My upgrade is reserved but I no longer see the Windows logo (that activates the "Get Windows 10" app) in the system tray. Odd.
Huh. I reserved and I still have it
I see. Perhaps it's because I was one of the early users that reserved it. It arrived on May 30th for me, a day before the official launch of the update. Either way, you have the option to reserve it via Windows Update (besides the "Get Windows 10" app), so I'm good. I've been trying to search what is the cause of it disappearing from my system tray.
I was gonna say thiss guy didnt know they skipped windows 9 went straight to windows 10.
According to Microsoft, you will have one month to revert back to your previous operating system after upgrading to Windows 10. That's enough time to decide whether you are impressed with it or not. The option is currently available for Windows Insider builds, so I don't know if that's going to make it into the "final" version.
I'll probably stick with it. No reason to downgrade to 8.1 on my end. Unless bugs / glitches / crashes take place.
Agreed. Automatic updates won't be a problem for me since I generally tend to have the latest firmware available on my PCs.I'm really looking forward to Windows 10.
It looks like a good mix between Windows 7 and Windows 8's material design.
Since there is now a tool to disable automatic updates, I see no reason to not upgrade.
Indeed. Though the free upgrade (from 7 / 8.1 may not take effect immediately after release, so that's something to be aware of. Let's see what happens.
You can disable Cortana though. I for one won't be using it (or her?). Can't blame you on that one, after all, this upgrade is optional.
yeah, that's always an issue, I decided to risk it and go insider. Got a free legit copy of win10 in my computers thanks to it, whooo.
I actually planned to install an Insider Preview build, but I opted out at the last minute. I preferred waiting for the RTM build anyway.
I've had some problems with the upgrade on Windows 8.1, but that's it. Most notably, error 80240020 would show up and make me download the thing from scratch.
I Finished the update no problemo... I have no idea why it was corrupted to you
What is happening?
Once the upgrade is finished installing, an error shows up.
What does it say?
It's error 80240020. Pretty sure you know about it.
