I'm signed up for the upgrade. Do I need to save browser bookmarks to a file? Any advice on the subject is welcome.
I'm signed up for the upgrade. Do I need to save browser bookmarks to a file? Any advice on the subject is welcome.
Cool as a rule, but sometimes bad is bad.
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Windows 10 is an operating software upgrade. Shouldn't affect your Internet browser, should it? I know it will have Internet Explorer upgrade (which I don't use), but every time my browsers upgrade, I don't do anything and bookmarks remain the same.
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Last edited by Darrell KSR; 07-25-2015 at 02:42 PM.
Pedro will know more but from what I understand the internet explorer part is one of the bigger changes for 10, but I don't know how firefox and chrome will be impacted.Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
I'm interested in the upgrade, won't do it right off but I am curious, it does offer some interesting features.
People keep asking if I'm back and I haven't really had an answer. But now, yeah, I'm thinkin' I'm back.
I hear they are trying to go to an annual leasing type format where you pay annually rather than simply paying for it once. If so, I have no interest in upgradeing from my Window 95.
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FWIW, my son has had it a couple of days now. He's raving about it. He uses three monitors in his setup, and was telling me it automatically brings programs, etc. to all three monitors at the bottom, unlike previous operating software. He says it is super fast, and reminds him of the first time he upgraded from a regular hard drive to a solid state drive in terms of speed. All bookmarks, etc. transferred seemlessly. And that was a Windows 7 to Windows 10 upgrade.
I'll be upgrading my 8.1 to 10 when I get the nerve.
Thanks for the report. I'm keenly interested in it, though I managed to avoid Windows eight and only have seven, and it works fine for my needs.
People keep asking if I'm back and I haven't really had an answer. But now, yeah, I'm thinkin' I'm back.
I would still be running Windows 3.1 if they'd let me.
Upgraded yesterday. Except for the partially hidden tool bar it's looking good so far. The upgrade process was seamless.
Cool as a rule, but sometimes bad is bad.
Good deal, badrose. You're better than I am, but I'm probably closer to you than my geek son, so I am happy to hear this before I pull the trigger.
He's upgrading his surface pro3 (has the same one I have), so I'm going to let him do that one for awhile before I bite the bullet and do it for that and my desktop.
If you have MS Office 2013 Windows 10 will kill it. My daughter found this out the hard way.
A-P-P-L-E runs Word and Excel better. Still has the controls up top from Office 2003 too.
Last edited by bigsky; 08-08-2015 at 10:52 AM.
I'll have my son chime in when he can. He has MS Office 2013 on both his desktop and his Surface Pro, both working fine with Windows 10 on each.
I'm downloading 10 as we speak.
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Asked my son about Office 2013, and he said that some people have had issues if they are running a cracked (pirated) version. No comment from him on whether he's doing it, but he said that it's an easy fix even if that's the case.
He's 2-for-2 on having everything work flawlessly. I'll be upgrading my Acer notebook and my Surface Pro 3 when I corner him to do it for me.
Probably just software talking to software. My son is a geek (double computer networking/programming major), but I've asked him several times if there was anything special he did, and he says no, he's 2-2 in clean installs with Office 2013.
Last edited by Darrell KSR; 08-15-2015 at 08:43 AM.
Well, I'll let you know soon enough. I just upgraded to Windows 10 to breathe new life into an Aspire One with an underpowered processor, 4gb RAM, etc.
Right now it is flying on Microsoft Edge browser. I'll switch back to Firefox and Chrome later, just wanted to try this one out first. Love the look, and the speed is terrific.
Have not tried My Office 2013 or anything else yet. I'm relying on my son to "fix" it if it goes awry.
By the way, I'd recommend avoiding the "express" installation, and instead use the custom installation. Read each page--still won't take longer than 10 minutes (after it has already been downloaded, etc., which took a few hours on my old computer). But it allowed me to check out of sending info to Microsoft in various areas that seemed unnecessary. May have been irrelevant, but I felt better about it.
I've already called my son in to fix it.
Chrome, Firefox blocked, something funky with Office 2013 (I KNOW, I KNOW, YOU TOLD ME), and I heard him walking through the door. Perfect timing.
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