Windows 10 Users... One More Reason To Be Happy.... Continue to watch the announcements on Yahoo on Windows 10. Take time to read them and save time using Windows 10. Have you "right...

Kuzano

Continue to watch the announcements on Yahoo on Windows 10. Take time to read them and save time using Windows 10.

Have you "right clicked" on the Start Icon in the lower left corner of the screen.... where the menu pops up....

Whoooaahh!!!! :shock:

Another menu with a bunch of stuff that you may want to access.

LIKE the Control Panel...

Yes, the old control panel is still in Windows 10 looking much like it did in 7...... along with the new Settings screens that pop up with the new Start Menu.

Windows 10 just keeps getting better, the more you use it.

lukevaliant Loc: gloucester city,n. j.

i had problems w/ it wont allow games to be played

johneccles Loc: Leyland UK

That's not new, you could do the same thing in W8, you simply had to move the mouse pointer into the bottom left corner until it disappeared and then right click et voila lots of useful things pop up.
I am glad you like W10, so do I, unfortunately there are bound to be lots of negative responses, it's rather like anything new such as a car, camera or house something will be wrong with it.

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

You can do even better by installing Classic Shell and setting it to appear in one of three Windows start styles. I am using Win7.

malawibob Loc: South Carolina

I custom installed Win 10 pro and also unchecked stuff that Microsoft spies with. When it finally loaded I was surprised to see that my desktop looked identical to Win 7 pro. Every icon was in the same place. Only 1 problem and somehow it was solved overnight, I assume by MS.

wingclui44 Loc: CT USA

malawibob wrote:

I custom installed Win 10 pro and also unchecked stuff that Microsoft spies with. When it finally loaded I was surprised to see that my desktop looked identical to Win 7 pro. Every icon was in the same place. Only 1 problem and somehow it was solved overnight, I assume by MS.

I did the same as you did to unchecked their spying. Everything is fine except once every other start up, I will lose my WiFi connection to my internet network, I have to go through the trouble shooting from Window in the control panel to reconnect it. It only takes a couple minute but it's annoying! It had never happened with my old W-7 pro!

GeneB Loc: Chattanooga Tennessee

johneccles wrote:

That's not new, you could do the same thing in W8, you simply had to move the mouse pointer into the bottom left corner until it disappeared and then right click et voila lots of useful things pop up.
I am glad you like W10, so do I, unfortunately there are bound to be lots of negative responses, it's rather like anything new such as a car, camera or house something will be wrong with it.

I downloaded and installed "10" on my Acer netbook. It was done quickly and everything seems to be working as it should. I have been using it for a few days and like it even though I am not sure about "Edge" but I will keep exploring before installing it on my Dell desktop. Right now I do not see a reason not to install it.

kjfishman Loc: Fulton MO

wingclui44 wrote:

I did the same as you did to unchecked their spying. Everything is fine except once every other start up, I will lose my WiFi connection to my internet network, I have to go through the trouble shooting from Window in the control panel to reconnect it. It only takes a couple minute but it's annoying! It had never happened with my old W-7 pro!

See if you have an updated driver for the wifi. If not try reinstalling the driver.

Francesco Loc: Springfield Missouri

Are you using a Dell XPS 8300, if so Dell does not support Win 10 yet. for this computer Dell told me to ckeck back in 10 to 15 days there working on it.

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Kuzano wrote:

Continue to watch the announcements on Yahoo on Wi... (show quote)

In a world without fences and walls, who needs gates and windows? -- Redhat Linux
--Bob

wingclui44 Loc: CT USA

kjfishman wrote:

See if you have an updated driver for the wifi. If not try reinstalling the driver.

It just mention Window did the "reset the internet WiFi adapter and the access point", then it's connected again. if I shut it down or even turn it to "sleep" whenever I turn it back on, the connection is out again. Do I need a external WiFi adapter? By the way, my internet net work is from my cable company, it has never had problem with my old Window-7.

Wayne'spictures Loc: Souderton, Pa. 18964

Go into your computer's windows up grade program and read all the horror stories in the forum. I have had all the problems listed. I went back to windows 7, but Microsoft makes sure that will NOT work properly by doing this. I'll wait another 5 or more years before changing from 7 again.

kjfishman Loc: Fulton MO

wingclui44 wrote:

It just mention Window did the "reset the internet WiFi adapter and the access point", then it's connected again. if I shut it down or even turn it to "sleep" whenever I turn it back on, the connection is out again. Do I need a external WiFi adapter? By the way, my internet net work is from my cable company, it has never had problem with my old Window-7.

My wife's HP laptop WiFi was giving us fits. Ended up buying a USB WiFi Adapter to get it to work. Note I had to physically remove the internal adapter because after rebooting it kept enabling the internal unit. They are easy to remove.

wingclui44 Loc: CT USA

kjfishman wrote:

My wife's HP laptop WiFi was giving us fits. Ended up buying a USB WiFi Adapter to get it to work. Note I had to physically remove the internal adapter because after rebooting it kept enabling the internal unit. They are easy to remove.

Thanks for the advice, I will think about that.
I may end up with a new laptop, but will wait to see any more issue from the W-10. Which will be in every new PC or laptop at the future anyway.

shelty Loc: Medford, OR

Kuzano wrote:

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Bull sh-t!!!