Windows 10 Update
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The one big assumption there is that the machine actually makes it through the upgrade! Mine didn't. The upgrade bricked and I could not get it to restore back to Win7. I had no choice but to wipe the machine and install from DVD.
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The last updates for Win10 made it instable so booting is problematic. Maybe the cause is some UEFI Bios new problem on Win10.:confused::confused::confused: Tip: really not NOW - maybe next month
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Yes, but only because I used the image off of MSDN.
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I am the original poster. I have windows 7. When I said 'go away' to windows 10, I meant the continual annoying interfering push when updating 7 to switch to 10! My Linux box is standing by for 2020...
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Dude, Windows 7 is over a decade old now. Let go already! There is no point in holding onto antediluvian technology.
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Dude, Windows 7 is over a decade old now. Let go already! There is no point in holding onto antediluvian technology.
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Dude, Windows 7 is over a decade old now. Let go already! There is no point in holding onto antediluvian technology.
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VE2 wrote:
It has been described as a privacy nightmare
Mainly by people who don't know what they're talking about: When it comes to Windows 10 privacy, don't trust amateur analysts - The Insider News - CodeProject[^]
VE2 wrote:
no pop3 mail client
Don't know where you've got that idea from - the Windows 10 Mail app supports POP3: How to Configure a POP3 Email Account in Windows 10[^] And if you don't like that, Windows Essentials 2012 still works: Windows Essentials - Microsoft Windows[^]
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VE2 wrote:
It has been described as a privacy nightmare
Mainly by people who don't know what they're talking about: When it comes to Windows 10 privacy, don't trust amateur analysts - The Insider News - CodeProject[^]
VE2 wrote:
no pop3 mail client
Don't know where you've got that idea from - the Windows 10 Mail app supports POP3: How to Configure a POP3 Email Account in Windows 10[^] And if you don't like that, Windows Essentials 2012 still works: Windows Essentials - Microsoft Windows[^]
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer
I use POP3 on Windows 10 so I know that was patently false. Talk about 'antediluvian', pretty sure POP3 is older than me. :laugh:
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I use POP3 on Windows 10 so I know that was patently false. Talk about 'antediluvian', pretty sure POP3 is older than me. :laugh:
Camilo Reyes wrote:
pretty sure POP3 is older than me. :laugh:
Unfortunately, I can't say the same. I even pre-date POP1! :sigh:
Post Office Protocol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[^]:
POP1 was specified in RFC 918 (1984), POP2 by RFC 937 (1985). POP3 originated with RFC 1081 (1988).
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