RE: Windows 10 or not? (possibly OT)

Subject: RE: Windows 10 or not? (possibly OT)
From: "John Pearson" <john -dot- pearson -at- caliburn -dot- ca>
To: "'Gene Kim-Eng'" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>, <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com>
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2016 22:28:09 -0400

I agree with Gene. Clean install is the best approach. I have been running
Win 10 since early beta and am still part of the Insider Preview group. I
have had few issues with either the betas or the release candidate. Running
on a Core i5, 8 GB ram, Office 2016. Works like a charm.

John Pearson

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Subject: Re: Windows 10 or not? (possibly OT)

My experience has been that Windows 10 is actually a bit faster than either
7 or 8, but ONLY when you do a clean install rather than an upgrade that
keeps all the baggage from the previous OS.

Since 10 is by default an upgrade unless it comes on a new system, what you
have to do is upgrade, activate 10, download the installer file and burn a
DVD, then wipe the hard drive and then do a clean install.

Gene Kim-Eng



On 3/22/2016 4:12 PM, Will Husa wrote:
> I had Windows 10 for three weeks. It was a conversion from Windows 7
> PC with an i5-4670K CPU, 64bit OS, and 8 GB of RAM.
> Windows 10 slowed down my computer so much that I had trouble loading
> WORD 2010.
> After three weeks of this molasses, I went to the Microsoft website
> looking for a solution. It asked me if I wanted to revert to Windows
> 7. Heck Yes I said. Now that I'm back on Windows 7, my PC is the
> fireball that it used to be.

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References:
Windows 10 or not? (possibly OT): From: Michael Wyland
RE: Windows 10 or not? (possibly OT): From: Will Husa
Re: Windows 10 or not? (possibly OT): From: Gene Kim-Eng

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