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I had 8.1 on my laptop and thank goodness it's the first one here to get the download. I like it a lot more than 8. I haven't lost any files that I have noticed and everything seems to work really smooth.
Yeah, that's what I've read. I wonder how the waves go though.
BTW, to anyone that has updated, does it keep all your saved files, downloads and software like Microsoft Office? Of course I'm going to back it up before, but it would be nice to know.
It kept everything of mine. I did have some issues with a few different videos weren't able to be played because it was saying it was compressed in a way that they didn't recognize. I updated my VLC player and everything seems to work (even though I've been watching with windows media player)... I also had to go and change all the default "open ____ file with ____" but it was actually really easy, under settings and took about 5 seconds to change everything.
I also got minimized the search thing so it doesn't take up half the task bar (I may dump it all together, not sure yet), and got rid of the task view button, I'll never use that. Organized my start menu to my liking (I really like how they have that set up, one of the better things about it) as well.
For some reason my antiviris had some weird issues after updating on both computers. I use bitdefender, which is compatible with Windows 10, but both times when I upgraded it got lost or something. I couldn't find it, but when it was still on the computer. I ran the installer again and just hit repair, and in about 2 minutes it was good. Spent about 30 minutes running an update and everything is well, so it's running smoothly. I usually don't geek out over OS's, but so far I feel they've knocked this one out of the park. Maybe it's just because 8 was such a pile of crap it makes this look that much better, but I really haven't found anything I dislike about it thus far.
That's what happened to mine too. Couldn't figure out what happened to my bitdefender until I started reading online about how some stuff doesn't automatically work after the upgrade. Same with my network printer. That also disappeared, and that was the hardest thing to get going again. Wasn't simply a matter of going to the CP and adding a new printer. I had to download a whole new software package and manually add it to the network again.For some reason my antiviris had some weird issues after updating on both computers. I use bitdefender, which is compatible with Windows 10, but both times when I upgraded it got lost or something. I couldn't find it, but when it was still on the computer. I ran the installer again and just hit repair, and in about 2 minutes it was good. Spent about 30 minutes running an update and everything is well, so it's running smoothly.
Hit the windows key & the space bar and see if that helps.Installed 10 and lost the use of my keyboard! WTF! Going to talk to a tech at Microsoft before I try again since having use of the keyboard is vital to using this laptop!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Doh!
I updated a week or two ago. It's a little buggy but seems to run a little better than 7 in most cases. I don't like the automatic update feature that just updates whether you like it or not. Supposedly there is no way to circumvent that but I'll give it a look when I have time.
So i upgraded and then did the uninstal back to Windows 7. Why? Well there was a problem with power management, if I unplugged the laptop the WiFi card would get shut off after 15 minutes and I couldn't get it turned back on and the WiFi services did not see my router. Plus, my WiFi printer would not work for printing or scanning, even when I plugged directly into it with the USB cable.
So not too happy with it as there is not many tech forums addressing these issues for Windows 10. The stuff I found was for 7 or 8 and the fix did not work.
I'll wait for some service packs to come out.
My Windows 7 worked just like before. No issues.Does it work after you went back, or still have the same problem?
My Windows 7 worked just like before. No issues.
I did check the drivers (using Windows to check on them). Said they were all current.Sounds to me like it's a driver issue. You might just need to update that (unless you've tried that, in which case you need a real nerd).