- Jan 8, 2011
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I have 2 PC's; Windows 7 SP1 and Windows 8.1. One PC has prevented the installation of GWX, the other has GWX in the system try. Neither have been "automatically" updated to Windows 10. I don't see why some are having an issue with a Free OS update, especially since it's not forcing the update installation.
1. Updates can be deferred, or disabled.
2. Example?
3. User opinion, some dislike iOS and Android.
4. Windows 10 still has the Desktop.
5. Not true, Windows Store is optional and requires a MS Account. You can still install desktop apps from the web.
6. Universal design changes so Windows 10 Desktop and Mobile share a similar experience.
7. Offline mode...
8. Windows 10 is not Windows 8. Have you even tried Windows 8.1?
9. I have found more control over what Store apps get access to (ie. permissions).
Example to #9.
You can prevent a Store app from access to your webcam and microphone, the same cannot be said to an installed Desktop app, unless you have globally disables the devices.
To borrow from someone else...
1. Forced updates
2. Privacy issues
3. The design is crap
4. Design more for the mobile pc market
5. There trying to force the "App Store" telling you it's dangerous to install software from anywhere else(developer mode, I'm on a F^%$#*! PC,don't f^&*$%^ tell me what I can't do on MY SYSTEM)
6. Settings and a Control panel...WTF
7. It's moving towards a cloud based OS, which will not work when I travel
8. I enjoy using Win7 and already disliked 8
9. Windows 10 gives me less control over my PC
1. Updates can be deferred, or disabled.
2. Example?
3. User opinion, some dislike iOS and Android.
4. Windows 10 still has the Desktop.
5. Not true, Windows Store is optional and requires a MS Account. You can still install desktop apps from the web.
6. Universal design changes so Windows 10 Desktop and Mobile share a similar experience.
7. Offline mode...
8. Windows 10 is not Windows 8. Have you even tried Windows 8.1?
9. I have found more control over what Store apps get access to (ie. permissions).
Example to #9.
You can prevent a Store app from access to your webcam and microphone, the same cannot be said to an installed Desktop app, unless you have globally disables the devices.
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